This is pretty much amazing.onthecusp wrote:*Raises hand*beach_terror wrote:Crim is finally starting to crystallize, thank god. Tonight I should slay the rest of my crim outline, leaving Civ Pro.
Anyone else go through mood swings in terms of feeling prepared for finals? Sometimes I'm like fuck yeah this shit is fine, other times I'm like what the fuck did I get myself in to.
Contracts - I'm like, fuck yeah, I'm the Prosser of Contracts....wait, what's this remedies shit.
Torts - Yeah, torts is cake, not even worried about it. (Takes Barbri practice multiple choice exam) FFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!
Property - Yeah......fuck estates and future interests.
Civ Pro - I've actually made peace with Civ Pro, we're fuck buddies now and it's her turn to lay face down on the pillow.
1L Exam Prep and Motivation Thread Forum
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HAHHAHAHA Holly (We will have so much fun, together)
YOU ARE RULE 8(a)!
You are Rule 8, the most laid back of all the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. While your forefather in the Federal Rules may have been a stickler for details and particularity, you have clearly rebelled by being pleasant and easy-going. Rule 8 only requires that a plaintiff provide a short and plain statement of a claim on which a court can grant relief. While there is much to be lauded in your approach, your good nature sometimes gets you in trouble, and you often have to rely on your good friend, Rule 56, to bail you out.
YOU ARE RULE 8(a)!
You are Rule 8, the most laid back of all the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. While your forefather in the Federal Rules may have been a stickler for details and particularity, you have clearly rebelled by being pleasant and easy-going. Rule 8 only requires that a plaintiff provide a short and plain statement of a claim on which a court can grant relief. While there is much to be lauded in your approach, your good nature sometimes gets you in trouble, and you often have to rely on your good friend, Rule 56, to bail you out.
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I'm Rule 11Holly Golightly wrote:YOU ARE RULE 20(a)!
You are Rule 20, an important part of the Federal Rules' policy of permissive joinder. You are designed specifically to allow as many parties in an action as can be tried efficiently, and you'll include someone as long as there is some factual overlap between a claim involving them and the rest of the case at hand. You are popular, out-going, and are never far from friends. However, your overly gregarious nature and magnanimous approach do make things a bit crowded--you're the reason that lawsuits are often cluttered with innumerable parties and even more numberous claims for relief. Still, despite the crowds that you attract, you can't argue with the efficiency of getting everything done at once!
I take that to mean that I'm highly controversial and hated by everyone
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8(a)Desert Fox wrote:Rule 15
Rule 8 only requires that a plaintiff provide a short and plain statement of a claim on which a court can grant relief. While there is much to be lauded in your approach, your good nature sometimes gets you in trouble, and you often have to rely on your good friend, Rule 56, to bail you out.
Pretty true if you know how I get when I drink.
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Rule 4, cause I'm gonna serve that ass...
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I'm Rule 3 for this past week and into the foreseeable future. I'm just filing complaints with everyone. I'm the Rule 3 curmudgeon
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CRIM AND TORTS OUTLINES DONE... FUUUUU
Now to finish up civ pro
Now to finish up civ pro
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Wow. Polishing/condensing my contracts outline with the aid of Farnsworth on Contracts. This thing is a treasure trove of clarification, policy, and details. I highly recommend it.
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Wish me luck guys, first exam tomorrow at 9 a.m.....I remember trying to figure out the answers to LSAT logic games on this site just like it was yesterday, funny how time flies.
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Same here.Holly Golightly wrote:YOU ARE RULE 20(a)!
You are Rule 20, an important part of the Federal Rules' policy of permissive joinder. You are designed specifically to allow as many parties in an action as can be tried efficiently, and you'll include someone as long as there is some factual overlap between a claim involving them and the rest of the case at hand. You are popular, out-going, and are never far from friends. However, your overly gregarious nature and magnanimous approach do make things a bit crowded--you're the reason that lawsuits are often cluttered with innumerable parties and even more numberous claims for relief. Still, despite the crowds that you attract, you can't argue with the efficiency of getting everything done at once!
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Good luck! Set 3 alarms, and have your mom call you an hour before the exam begins.jdubb990 wrote:Wish me luck guys, first exam tomorrow at 9 a.m.....I remember trying to figure out the answers to LSAT logic games on this site just like it was yesterday, funny how time flies.
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I remember you trying to figure out answers to LSAT logic games as if it were yesterday. Times were much simpler then.jdubb990 wrote:Wish me luck guys, first exam tomorrow at 9 a.m.....I remember trying to figure out the answers to LSAT logic games on this site just like it was yesterday, funny how time flies.
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I owned you in Twombly and Iqbal...no bigbeach_terror wrote:8(a)Desert Fox wrote:Rule 15
Rule 8 only requires that a plaintiff provide a short and plain statement of a claim on which a court can grant relief. While there is much to be lauded in your approach, your good nature sometimes gets you in trouble, and you often have to rely on your good friend, Rule 56, to bail you out.
Pretty true if you know how I get when I drink.
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It's funny 'cause it's true
YOU ARE RULE 12(b)!
While you might be a defendant's best friend, you aren't exactly polite to others. You have seven separate grounds on which to dismiss a plaintiff's case. You are a bit paranoid, since if you fail to raise your 12(b)(2,3,4, or 7) in a motion or a pleading with one of the other 12(b) defenses or a 12(e) motion, you waive those objections for the rest of trial. Some might say that 12(b) is the biggest bully of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, but hey, somebody needs to keep the peace. You might not be the most popular guy in the office, but you're probably the most important
YOU ARE RULE 12(b)!
While you might be a defendant's best friend, you aren't exactly polite to others. You have seven separate grounds on which to dismiss a plaintiff's case. You are a bit paranoid, since if you fail to raise your 12(b)(2,3,4, or 7) in a motion or a pleading with one of the other 12(b) defenses or a 12(e) motion, you waive those objections for the rest of trial. Some might say that 12(b) is the biggest bully of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, but hey, somebody needs to keep the peace. You might not be the most popular guy in the office, but you're probably the most important
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I got section 1332
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lolSmittenMitten wrote:I got section 1332
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I know.mths wrote:lolSmittenMitten wrote:I got section 1332
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From the looks of it, pretty much everyone on this forum is a 12(b)(7)...
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Looks at outline. Then LOLsdenimchickn wrote:From the looks of it, pretty much everyone on this forum is a 12(b)(7)...
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Desert Fox wrote:Looks at outline. Then LOLsdenimchickn wrote:From the looks of it, pretty much everyone on this forum is a 12(b)(7)...
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bill nye the science guy?uwb09 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7QtRCGQmrc
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