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smccgrey wrote:

hereisonehand wrote:

smccgrey wrote:Mines in my UG too, and I wrote many an exam in that room. Might see if I can go PT in there, but it's also a classroom, and I have no idea what the class schedule is like.

It would be pretty weird to be halfway through LR2 and have a engineering class start sitting down around you.

they teach classes on saturday at mcgill? weird canadians

No they don't, but the building is locked, I think. I meant next week since I won't be working.

Maybe the building is open? I've never even tried. Maybe Mr. Grey's ID will open the door...

smccgrey wrote:also LOL at me suggesting that I would be able to stay away for more than ten minutes.

smccgrey wrote:also LOL at me suggesting that I would be able to stay away for more than ten minutes.

smccgrey wrote:

hereisonehand wrote: I need to be away from work to pull that off

smccgrey wrote:

hereisonehand wrote: I need to be away from work to pull that off

ErgoSum wrote:Well, off to the gym so I can do Grouping/Defined/Moving games and LR when I get back.

accessislife wrote:yeesh mad tension - can we take a break and check out my tar - i'm getting the hang of this place, you guys

hetookmetoamovie wrote:On my break from PT68. I felt that LSAC was truly taunting us/me/original test-takers by sticking in a question about crying & stress.

hereisonehand wrote:

hetookmetoamovie wrote:On my break from PT68. I felt that LSAC was truly taunting us/me/original test-takers by sticking in a question about crying & stress.

on that note, there is a question on preptest C from the superprep book where one of the answer choices is something along the lines of "the doctor overlooks that it's all futile because humanity goes extinct eventually". THANKS FOR REMINDING ME THAT IN THE LONG RUN WE'RE ALL DEAD, LSAC, REALLY NEEDED THAT.

hetookmetoamovie wrote:

hereisonehand wrote:

hetookmetoamovie wrote:On my break from PT68. I felt that LSAC was truly taunting us/me/original test-takers by sticking in a question about crying & stress.

on that note, there is a question on preptest C from the superprep book where one of the answer choices is something along the lines of "the doctor overlooks that it's all futile because humanity goes extinct eventually". THANKS FOR REMINDING ME THAT IN THE LONG RUN WE'RE ALL DEAD, LSAC, REALLY NEEDED THAT.

I imagine that LSAC writers are just grim, underemployed ABDs/PhDs. That reminds me-- I read this amusing piece in McSweeney's that reminded me of you: http://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/note ... h-of-death

Learn_Live_Hope wrote:In New York right now...on Columbia campus

hereisonehand wrote: There is a topic on TLS somewhere that links to an interview with a former LSAT question writer, from which I learned that one needs to have a PhD in order to be able to become a freelance test question writer, so no ABDs. But having finished and being underemployed is, at least in certain respects, more grim than being ABD - at least those I know who left w/o finishing typically have taken such a blow to their self-respect that they consider their situation to be entirely befitting their capabilities, whereas those who finished expect more, and thus are more deeply disappointed when the world doesn't play ball.

eta: but in a different respect, giving up is more grim. but either way, one should expect nothing but the worst from the crushed souls of LSAT question writers. If it came with benefits, I would consider applying!

Learn_Live_Hope wrote:In New York right now...on Columbia campus

BillPackets wrote:Sup bitches y'all been MISSIN bill if see a new resident fuck tard dropped on the scene

hereisonehand wrote:

BillPackets wrote:Sup bitches y'all been MISSIN bill if see a new resident fuck tard dropped on the scene

Bill where have you been? The thread sure did miss you today.

Learn_Live_Hope wrote:In New York right now...on Columbia campus