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hetookmetoamovie wrote:The Scandinavians have super cush parental leave policies. Sweden, for example, has something like 480 days at ~80% salary split between two parents, 60 days to be taken together. Meanwhile, the US remains the only industrialized nation other than Papua New Guinea without guaranteed maternity/paternity leave. Because freedom.

FTFY

seriously though.

Colonel_funkadunk wrote:

sfoglia wrote:Printed out 5 more PTs. Bought black Ticowhatevers. Stole two erasers from our supply closet. Think I'm ready now.

Are you taking 5 more PTs before Saturday

No. But feeling pretty I love LSAT what with only 60 hours to go.

Colonel_funkadunk wrote: FMLA guarantees maternity leave but it doesn't have to be paid (wtf...). I got looked at like I was crazy when I inquired about paternity leave

Haha, yes, sorry left out that key word -- *paid* leave. Like, have fun paying the hospital bills and taking care of your newborn without any cash money. In fact, the company I was working for was considering abandoning paid leave under FMLA because it could be discriminatory against women of non-childbearing age (wtf?!). Anyway, it's so shameful how our legislation treats/frames fatherhood. Fist to the sky.

sfoglia wrote:with only 60 hours to go.

Why can't every LSAT be like PT 66? I just took it and got a 170, and did that with 2 nephews fighting non-stop and a dog laying behind me licking herself.

hetookmetoamovie wrote:

Colonel_funkadunk wrote: FMLA guarantees maternity leave but it doesn't have to be paid (wtf...). I got looked at like I was crazy when I inquired about paternity leave

Haha, yes, sorry left out that key word -- *paid* leave. Like, have fun paying the hospital bills and taking care of your newborn without any cash money. In fact, the company I was working for was considering abandoning paid leave under FMLA because it could be discriminatory against women of non-childbearing age (wtf?!). Anyway, it's so shameful how our legislation treats/frames fatherhood. Fist to the sky.

fatherhood and motherhood. fist to the fucking sky indeed.

hereisonehand wrote:

hetookmetoamovie wrote:

Colonel_funkadunk wrote: FMLA guarantees maternity leave but it doesn't have to be paid (wtf...). I got looked at like I was crazy when I inquired about paternity leave

Haha, yes, sorry left out that key word -- *paid* leave. Like, have fun paying the hospital bills and taking care of your newborn without any cash money. In fact, the company I was working for was considering abandoning paid leave under FMLA because it could be discriminatory against women of non-childbearing age (wtf?!). Anyway, it's so shameful how our legislation treats/frames fatherhood. Fist to the sky.

fatherhood and motherhood. fist to the fucking sky indeed.

FATHERHOOD UNITE.

I mean historically fatherhood is a cultural construct and serves no purpose evolutionary

Drop the seed and done

Colonel_funkadunk wrote:

hereisonehand wrote:

hetookmetoamovie wrote:

Colonel_funkadunk wrote: FMLA guarantees maternity leave but it doesn't have to be paid (wtf...). I got looked at like I was crazy when I inquired about paternity leave

Haha, yes, sorry left out that key word -- *paid* leave. Like, have fun paying the hospital bills and taking care of your newborn without any cash money. In fact, the company I was working for was considering abandoning paid leave under FMLA because it could be discriminatory against women of non-childbearing age (wtf?!). Anyway, it's so shameful how our legislation treats/frames fatherhood. Fist to the sky.

fatherhood and motherhood. fist to the fucking sky indeed.

FATHERHOOD UNITE.

I mean historically fatherhood is a cultural construct and serves no purpose evolutionary

Drop the seed and done

well having two distinct parents does serve an evolutionary purpose, but either way that's neither here nor there, one cannot derive a moral "ought" from an evolutionary "is" anyway

That's DR. Hand to you, bud

hereisonehand wrote:

Colonel_funkadunk wrote:

hereisonehand wrote: FATHERHOOD UNITE.

I mean historically fatherhood is a cultural construct and serves no purpose evolutionary

Drop the seed and done

well having two distinct parents does serve an evolutionary purpose, but either way that's neither here nor there, one cannot derive a moral "ought" from an evolutionary "is" anyway

a philosopher walks into a bar.

everyone else leaves.

hetookmetoamovie wrote:

hereisonehand wrote:

Colonel_funkadunk wrote:

hereisonehand wrote: FATHERHOOD UNITE.

I mean historically fatherhood is a cultural construct and serves no purpose evolutionary

Drop the seed and done

well having two distinct parents does serve an evolutionary purpose, but either way that's neither here nor there, one cannot derive a moral "ought" from an evolutionary "is" anyway

a philosopher walks into a bar.

everyone else leaves.

sorry people I'll try to keep it in check

hetookmetoamovie wrote:

hereisonehand wrote:

Colonel_funkadunk wrote:

hereisonehand wrote: FATHERHOOD UNITE.

I mean historically fatherhood is a cultural construct and serves no purpose evolutionary

Drop the seed and done

well having two distinct parents does serve an evolutionary purpose, but either way that's neither here nor there, one cannot derive a moral "ought" from an evolutionary "is" anyway

a philosopher walks into a bar.

everyone else leaves.

That's the best version

Quig is that you
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schmelling wrote:PT 51 games have to be the easiest games section ever by far

yeah I think I blasted through that with -0 in like 22 mins or something

if only they give us something like that on saturday!

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mornincounselor wrote:68-3-24

Coincidentally, those are my measurements. Wink wink.

It's embarrassing to admit, but I just drew a Venn diagram for that problem, which made it a lot easier. I was pretty tired by then.

So, I did half a section of LR at lunch, 1-15. Then just went to finish said section on the train, while half falling asleep because I am undercaffienating myself in an attempt to go to bed earlier, 16-25. I go to grade.

Okay.

1-15, -0
16-25, -6

My response? HAHAHAHA.

sfoglia wrote:So, I did half a section of LR at lunch, 1-15. Then just went to finish said section on the train, while half falling asleep because I am undercaffienating myself in an attempt to go to bed earlier, 16-25. I go to grade.

Okay.

1-15, -0
16-25, -6

My response? HAHAHAHA.

Are we long lost twins? SAME. No delicious coffee in the afternoon this week. And I've been doing really well this week and have been pumped up, but then did so shittily on LR this afternoon and now my mojo is off.

Hey guys

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que tal, uno?

Just got my passport photo and once again I fail at passport photo

Forgot the first time I was at the post office and I was talking to the guy about his Cush retirement and was literally mid sentence when he snapped the photo so I'm like halfway talking/look like a deer in head lights w this idk my hair looks very bed-heady from my sunglasses

hillz wrote:

sfoglia wrote:So, I did half a section of LR at lunch, 1-15. Then just went to finish said section on the train, while half falling asleep because I am undercaffienating myself in an attempt to go to bed earlier, 16-25. I go to grade.

Okay.

1-15, -0
16-25, -6

My response? HAHAHAHA.

Are we long lost twins? SAME. No delicious coffee in the afternoon this week. And I've been doing really well this week and have been pumped up, but then did so shittily on LR this afternoon and now my mojo is off.

You'll both be caffeinated on Saturday, though, so don't worry too much about these misses!