Take the money and Run; YS - CCNH? Forum

[t-14orbust]

objective evidence or gtfo

http://www.gotoquiz.com/are_you_a_chill_person

[09042014]

objective evidence or gtfo

He gunna wear a salmon BB shirt to work at Weil this summer.

[buffalo_]

i'm seriously in the top 10 percentile of chill law school bros.

This means you will have killer exit options, right?

[August Wilson]

objective evidence or gtfo

http://www.gotoquiz.com/are_you_a_chill_person

I only got 55 percent chillness. Will this put me at median chillness when I get to hls or should I retake?

[Blessedassurance]

(ranks his chillness)

it's a conservative estimate actually. i'm being modest.

What's the median percentile of chillness at HLS though?

you know what's funny? when people assume harvard students are the intolerable lot among hys. it's obvious they haven't met yale students.

[Blessedassurance]

objective evidence or gtfo

He gunna wear a salmon BB shirt to work at Weil this summer.

considering weil gutted their boston office last year, it's basically interchangeable with latham as far as most hls students are concerned.

[t-14orbust]

objective evidence or gtfo

http://www.gotoquiz.com/are_you_a_chill_person

I only got 55 percent chillness. Will this put me at median chillness when I get to hls or should I retake?

Retake if you want HLR EIC> BIGSCOTUS

[August Wilson]

objective evidence or gtfo

http://www.gotoquiz.com/are_you_a_chill_person

I only got 55 percent chillness. Will this put me at median chillness when I get to hls or should I retake?

Retake if you want HLR EIC> BIGSCOTUS

I don't have time for a retake.

[bjsesq]

We at TLS are currently working, with the help of LawSchoolTransparency, on a chillness ranking system. Poster Scoobers will be along shortly to prep you for you chill skype interviews and to have sex with you.

[Cal Trask]

What's the median percentile of chillness at HLS though?

you know what's funny? when people assume harvard students are the intolerable lot among hys. it's obvious they haven't met yale students.

you didn't answer the question, bro

[charlie.black]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

[Holly Golightly]

I just hope emu's classmates quickly figure out who he is IRL.

[EquallyWrong]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

there are going to be small levels of rat feces in any processed food you eat. it's like that, but for people.

[buffalo_]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

Don't worry. I know heaps of HLS students and all of them are really nice, interesting, and great people.

Emu and BA are special snowflakes of "chillness."

[rayiner]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

Don't worry. I know heaps of HLS students and all of them are really nice, interesting, and great people.

I don't mean to jump on you, but one thing I've noticed myself doing is redefining "nice" to mean "not outwardly abusive and hostile." Most law students are not "really nice" people. The teachers at my daughter's daycare are "really nice" people. Law students are, by and large, professional and civil and often witty and fun to be around. But not "nice" as ordinary people understand the term.

[beachbum]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

Don't worry. I know heaps of HLS students and all of them are really nice, interesting, and great people.

I don't mean to jump on you, but one thing I've noticed myself doing is redefining "nice" to mean "not outwardly abusive and hostile." Most law students are not "really nice" people. The teachers at my daughter's daycare are "really nice" people. Law students are, by and large, professional and civil and often witty and fun to be around. But not "nice" as ordinary people understand the term.

You're giving them too much credit.

[worldtraveler]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

Don't worry. I know heaps of HLS students and all of them are really nice, interesting, and great people.

I don't mean to jump on you, but one thing I've noticed myself doing is redefining "nice" to mean "not outwardly abusive and hostile." Most law students are not "really nice" people. The teachers at my daughter's daycare are "really nice" people. Law students are, by and large, professional and civil and often witty and fun to be around. But not "nice" as ordinary people understand the term.

Yeah the bar for nice lawyers is set somewhere around "does not actively try to make people cry."

[buffalo_]

i'll be a hls next year. as depressed as emu makes me when i consider that fact, i feel better thinking about hls's class size. pros and cons to a large class, but one of the benefits would seem to be that you get the full range of personalities, maturity, opinions, interests, etc. some bad eggs. some good people. and everything in between.

Don't worry. I know heaps of HLS students and all of them are really nice, interesting, and great people.

I don't mean to jump on you, but one thing I've noticed myself doing is redefining "nice" to mean "not outwardly abusive and hostile." Most law students are not "really nice" people. The teachers at my daughter's daycare are "really nice" people. Law students are, by and large, professional and civil and often witty and fun to be around. But not "nice" as ordinary people understand the term.

Fair point, but I know these people personally, and I actually meant "nice."

[anyriotgirl]

Yeah the bar for nice lawyers is set somewhere around "does not actively try to make people cry."

so fucking credited. the partner on my team is a genuinely nice person, and the way his subordinates talk about him, you would think we worked for a saint

[Cicero76]

What's the median percentile of chillness at HLS though?

you know what's funny? when people assume harvard students are the intolerable lot among hys. it's obvious they haven't met yale students.

you didn't answer the question, bro

Took this thread way too long to turn to trolling YLS.

[SnakySalmon]

What's the median percentile of chillness at HLS though?

you know what's funny? when people assume harvard students are the intolerable lot among hys. it's obvious they haven't met yale students.

you didn't answer the question, bro

Took this thread way too long to turn to trolling YLS.

Do you have some kind of Google alert on TLS so you can jump into any thread the moment someone mentions YLS?

[Cicero76]

Do you have some kind of Google alert on TLS so you can jump into any thread the moment someone mentions YLS?

I've been posting in this thread every couple pages?

But yes

[eljefe1]

Just want to throw this out here because I'm curious about perspectives.

If ~50% of T14 grads land in biglaw. and ~15 percent of associates become partner
And partners make anywhere from 500,000-2million or more

Then even disregarding self selection of those who don't want to go into biglaw or become partner, one who enters into a T14 has a 5-10% chance of becoming in the top 1% of American society/ a millionaire.

To me born into a middle class family, those odds are amazing. Are there other fields where that is better? Is there something wrong with my reasoning?

LOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[Princetonlaw68]

Just want to throw this out here because I'm curious about perspectives.

If ~50% of T14 grads land in biglaw. and ~15 percent of associates become partner
And partners make anywhere from 500,000-2million or more

Then even disregarding self selection of those who don't want to go into biglaw or become partner, one who enters into a T14 has a 5-10% chance of becoming in the top 1% of American society/ a millionaire.

To me born into a middle class family, those odds are amazing. Are there other fields where that is better? Is there something wrong with my reasoning?

LOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

I think if someone is able to go to a T-14 for free, or close to it, then this logic isn't thattt laughable

[emu42]

Hi everyone,

First, I'd like to thank #teamemu and The Free Emu42 Project for releasing me from my shackles and allowing me to return to my favorite website.

Second, I'd like to apologize to anyone who took my posts the wrong way. My trolling was in jest; I'm not some prestige-obsessed moron. In my defense, I never insulted anyone until that poster insulted me. But I was seriously asking for it, and I will try to be more informed, sound less like an idiot, and not troll in the future.

Third, I would like to post some pictures of Harv--errr, emus as a peace offering: