Unanticipated Odd Text Arrives in Early Morning
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Mack Hughes '25, a student at Holy Cross, found himself in an unexpected situation when he was added to a government war planning group chat named "Government Girly Pops." The chat, which uses the encrypted messaging app Signal, contains details about air strikes and missile missions.
However, Mack, who has a fondness for the crispy buffalo chicken sandwich, could not understand the purpose of the group chat. Despite his confusion, he was eventually unadded from the chat after spending time trying to make sense of the messages.
In a more light-hearted note, Mack has written a poem titled "An Ode to Buffalo Chicken Dip," which has gained attention at Holy Cross. The Eggplant, a publication at the college, is hosting an eggplant feast, with the dish of honor being eggplant goulash. Interestingly, Mack is allergic to eggplants, despite his fondness for certain eggplant-based dishes.
The connection between Mack and "Government Girly Pops" remains unclear. While the term "Girly Pop" can be interpreted as embracing a niche or identity, with a tone of acceptance or serving those who need you while sometimes playing a villain role in certain contexts, there is no direct information or linkage in the search results provided to connect Mack Hughes '25 to this phrase.
In a turn of events, while Mack was away, the group chat sent a series of emojis, including flames, fists, and flags. Mack has handed over screenshots of the messages to The Atlantic when they reached out for comments.
Meanwhile, Croads, a dining establishment at Holy Cross, has brought back the crispy buffalo chicken sandwich, much to the delight of students like Mack. The eggplant goulash recipe has been passed down in Mack's family for generations, adding another layer to the unusual turn of events.
- Mack Hughes '25, a student at Holy Cross, expressed his admiration for the crispy buffalo chicken sandwich, a popular menu item at the campus dining establishment Croads.
- Mack's poem titled "An Ode to Buffalo Chicken Dip" garnered attention at Holy Cross, although ironically, he is allergic to another dish, eggplant goulash.
- News outlet The Atlantic recently obtained screenshots of the "Government Girly Pops" group chat, which Mack was temporarily part of, showing a series of emojis, including flames, fists, and flags.
- On social-media platforms, students are eagerly discussing the latest pop-culture trends, such as the return of the crispy buffalo chicken sandwich and the upcoming eggplant feast, with Mack's poem and his allergies adding a unique twist to the college events news.
