The DOs and DON’Ts of Plenary

Yes, it’s that time of the year. Plenary is finally upon us! As we all know, etiquette is key, so we at the Consensus have compiled a definitive list of Plenary rules so you don’t humiliate yourself like you did last semester.

  • DO: Brush your teeth.
  • DON’T: Do your homework – be respectful!

  • DO: Move in and get comfy.
  • DON’T: Peek when others are voting!

  • DO: Sing the National Anthem, even if no one else is.
  • DON’T: Look Dr. Plenary in the eyes.

  • DO: Dress for success – Black tie formal only!
  • DON’T: Bathe for at least 168 hours beforehand.

  • DO: Take everything personally.
  • DON’T: Respect any questioning.

  • DO: Filibuster NOW!
  • DON’T: Consider others.

  • DO: Delay, dilly dally, tarry, and stall. The longer this goes, the better!
  • DON’T: Speak, lest Dr. Plenary hears you.

  • DO: Bring EXTRA beer!
  • DON’T: Cry, it’ll be okay.

  • DO: Wear adult diapers.
  • DON’T: Soil yourself. Hold it in, baby!

  • DO: Leave if quorum is approached.
  • DON’T: Look back. Never look back.

  • DO: Connect all your devices to the GIAC wifi.
  • DON’T: Be all alone when it comes time for the Plenary kiss!

  • DO: Call your family and tell them you love them.
  • DON’T: Fight it.

  • DO: Mask your scent.
  • DON’T: Be afraid when Dr. Plenary kills.

  • DO: Pray.

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