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Is there a bomb that will go off if you don't attend law school immediately? You have a choice. Catholic is likely going to leave you debt-ridden and jobless.CaptainCrunch wrote:As for going to Catholic, I don't have much choice. I was waitlisted at Villanova (and a few others) but rejected everywhere else. I had a terrible undergrad GPA due to my laziness.
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And if he said yes?RVP11 wrote:Is there a bomb that will go off if you don't attend law school immediately?
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Then it is already too late.bk187 wrote:And if he said yes?RVP11 wrote:Is there a bomb that will go off if you don't attend law school immediately?
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Thank you for thiese queries. Perhaps next time just use the word question.
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- Barolo
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It's funny. We get riled up when people come to TLS and tell us that we're making a big mistake by going to law school, but then we insult an earnest question and OP's school of choice.
This isn't a call for civility -- not at all. I really enjoy the petty bitchiness that is encouraged by these tubes they call the interweb. TLS draws a lot of smart kids with lots of unspoken anxiety and too much time on their hands, I'm with Hobbes -- this is bound to happen: eating the young. Civilization, in many ways, is rather boring; it is the abberations that induce excitement. We don't like to be entertained, we live to be entertained.
OP, welcome. Learn to use the search function (n00bs get Br8ted constantly for this most serious transgression of decorum). Also, you'll catch a lot of flack on here for possessing what I imagine to be relatively right-leaning tendencies -- much to your credit, you have not yet taken any of the bait -- this is a sound strategy. Do not engage your critics, mock them.
BUT. In answer to your questions:
Wear a suit if you want to wear one, but haters may hate. But don't sweat the haters.
Saving money: learn to cook but don't learn to cook too well -- cooking is way more expensive for me than going out. Don't go to bars. Driving and dating are also quite expensive. But don't skimp on toilet paper and Apple products are totally worth it.
Also, they're not wholly wrong about this job prospect business. If you want to make this worth the debt, you must kick a serious amount of ass coming out of Catholic. It's not hate, it's a simple math problem. Your biggest concern right now is grades. Clothes are important -- don't get me wrong -- but grades are crucial.
This isn't a call for civility -- not at all. I really enjoy the petty bitchiness that is encouraged by these tubes they call the interweb. TLS draws a lot of smart kids with lots of unspoken anxiety and too much time on their hands, I'm with Hobbes -- this is bound to happen: eating the young. Civilization, in many ways, is rather boring; it is the abberations that induce excitement. We don't like to be entertained, we live to be entertained.
OP, welcome. Learn to use the search function (n00bs get Br8ted constantly for this most serious transgression of decorum). Also, you'll catch a lot of flack on here for possessing what I imagine to be relatively right-leaning tendencies -- much to your credit, you have not yet taken any of the bait -- this is a sound strategy. Do not engage your critics, mock them.
BUT. In answer to your questions:
Wear a suit if you want to wear one, but haters may hate. But don't sweat the haters.
Saving money: learn to cook but don't learn to cook too well -- cooking is way more expensive for me than going out. Don't go to bars. Driving and dating are also quite expensive. But don't skimp on toilet paper and Apple products are totally worth it.
Also, they're not wholly wrong about this job prospect business. If you want to make this worth the debt, you must kick a serious amount of ass coming out of Catholic. It's not hate, it's a simple math problem. Your biggest concern right now is grades. Clothes are important -- don't get me wrong -- but grades are crucial.
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Barolo, some of us are capable of snark AND good advice. My first post had a little of both. But I do agree with you generally... there is a place for lulz and memes, and there is a place for honest advice.
My honest to god advice (basically reposted): OP, wear whatever you want. I wouldn't wear a suit and tie, and you definitely don't need to. If you usually wear nice polos or sweaters, do that. If you usually wear flip flops and jeans, then do that. If you tuck your shirt in, do that. If you wear baggy clothes, do that.
Dress to your own tastes, essentially.
My honest to god advice (basically reposted): OP, wear whatever you want. I wouldn't wear a suit and tie, and you definitely don't need to. If you usually wear nice polos or sweaters, do that. If you usually wear flip flops and jeans, then do that. If you tuck your shirt in, do that. If you wear baggy clothes, do that.
Dress to your own tastes, essentially.
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Romo, agreed. You're often the source of such -- good advice presented in snarky form. Might as well have some fun with it, right? There's a fine line between mean and funny -- and I do not suggest that you've crossed it -- but others in this thread were less clever in their dismissals of OPs chosen path.
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Don't do thatromothesavior wrote: If you tuck your shirt in, do that.
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A modest proposal.Patriot1208 wrote:Don't do thatromothesavior wrote: If you tuck your shirt in, do that.
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Leave this at home.
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Fixed.TheOcho wrote:
Leave this at home.Wear this every day.
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You could go for a little bit of everything like this guy:
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Business causal.romothesavior wrote:You could go for a little bit of everything like this guy:
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There are dozens of us! Dozens!
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Nonsense, no offense is taken by any jabs here. As you said, this is the internet, it's to be expected. I have enjoyed the lulz from the pictures posted. As an aside, thanks for the straight-forward, kick-ass post. I will keep the search function in mind here on out.Barolo wrote:It's funny. We get riled up when people come to TLS and tell us that we're making a big mistake by going to law school, but then we insult an earnest question and OP's school of choice.
This isn't a call for civility -- not at all. I really enjoy the petty bitchiness that is encouraged by these tubes they call the interweb. TLS draws a lot of smart kids with lots of unspoken anxiety and too much time on their hands, I'm with Hobbes -- this is bound to happen: eating the young. Civilization, in many ways, is rather boring; it is the abberations that induce excitement. We don't like to be entertained, we live to be entertained.
OP, welcome. Learn to use the search function (n00bs get Br8ted constantly for this most serious transgression of decorum). Also, you'll catch a lot of flack on here for possessing what I imagine to be relatively right-leaning tendencies -- much to your credit, you have not yet taken any of the bait -- this is a sound strategy. Do not engage your critics, mock them.
Noted on all counts.Barolo wrote:BUT. In answer to your questions:
Wear a suit if you want to wear one, but haters may hate. But don't sweat the haters.
Saving money: learn to cook but don't learn to cook too well -- cooking is way more expensive for me than going out. Don't go to bars. Driving and dating are also quite expensive. But don't skimp on toilet paper and Apple products are totally worth it.
Also, they're not wholly wrong about this job prospect business. If you want to make this worth the debt, you must kick a serious amount of ass coming out of Catholic. It's not hate, it's a simple math problem. Your biggest concern right now is grades. Clothes are important -- don't get me wrong -- but grades are crucial.
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Holy balls, why attack the dude?
Anyway, OP, I will be enjoying the hell out t-shirts and shorts as much as I can. Once you get a job, that option goes away.
Plus, it's going to be hot as balls when school starts. A suit would be a surefire way to both sweat myself to death and get stuffed in a locker.
Anyway, OP, I will be enjoying the hell out t-shirts and shorts as much as I can. Once you get a job, that option goes away.
Plus, it's going to be hot as balls when school starts. A suit would be a surefire way to both sweat myself to death and get stuffed in a locker.
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One of the best posts i've read on TLS.Barolo wrote:It's funny. We get riled up when people come to TLS and tell us that we're making a big mistake by going to law school, but then we insult an earnest question and OP's school of choice.
This isn't a call for civility -- not at all. I really enjoy the petty bitchiness that is encouraged by these tubes they call the interweb. TLS draws a lot of smart kids with lots of unspoken anxiety and too much time on their hands, I'm with Hobbes -- this is bound to happen: eating the young. Civilization, in many ways, is rather boring; it is the abberations that induce excitement. We don't like to be entertained, we live to be entertained.
OP, welcome. Learn to use the search function (n00bs get Br8ted constantly for this most serious transgression of decorum). Also, you'll catch a lot of flack on here for possessing what I imagine to be relatively right-leaning tendencies -- much to your credit, you have not yet taken any of the bait -- this is a sound strategy. Do not engage your critics, mock them.
BUT. In answer to your questions:
Wear a suit if you want to wear one, but haters may hate. But don't sweat the haters.
Saving money: learn to cook but don't learn to cook too well -- cooking is way more expensive for me than going out. Don't go to bars. Driving and dating are also quite expensive. But don't skimp on toilet paper and Apple products are totally worth it.
Also, they're not wholly wrong about this job prospect business. If you want to make this worth the debt, you must kick a serious amount of ass coming out of Catholic. It's not hate, it's a simple math problem. Your biggest concern right now is grades. Clothes are important -- don't get me wrong -- but grades are crucial.
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They still do that in law school? Damn I thought I wouldn't have to worry about that after undergrad.kalvano wrote:Holy balls, why attack the dude?
Anyway, OP, I will be enjoying the hell out t-shirts and shorts as much as I can. Once you get a job, that option goes away.
Plus, it's going to be hot as balls when school starts. A suit would be a surefire way to both sweat myself to death and get stuffed in a locker.
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did you go to the convention?vespertiliovir wrote:There are dozens of us! Dozens!
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Patriot1208 wrote:They still do that in law school? Damn I thought I wouldn't have to worry about that after undergrad.kalvano wrote:Holy balls, why attack the dude?
Anyway, OP, I will be enjoying the hell out t-shirts and shorts as much as I can. Once you get a job, that option goes away.
Plus, it's going to be hot as balls when school starts. A suit would be a surefire way to both sweat myself to death and get stuffed in a locker.
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Where did you find that picture of me?Desert Fox wrote:Business causal.romothesavior wrote:You could go for a little bit of everything like this guy:
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