I also think you're going to have to try a different angle.The pity f*** angle. If you're going to St. John's you're likely going to work a "low" paying job. If you go to Cornell you're Andy Bernard.nyknicks wrote:darknightbegins wrote:If you go to Cornell play up the Corporate Law. At the end of the day women like money. Bleeding heart shit is nice but "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend". Don't let them tell you otherwise.
What about St. Johns? Should I feel out the girl first and see if she follows the NLJ250 rankings and if she knows if I have a realistic shot at corporate law first? Should I find out if she works in the corporate world or maybe for a non profit? Or is that last tactic risky, because "opposites attract"?
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PI vs corporate should be made on a case by case basis. Things that should key you in are the girl's dress, hairstyle, quantity and use of make-up, and the general feel she gives. If she seems like the bleeding heart type, go for PI. If she seems more into material stuff, go for corporate. If you can't tell, go for corporate, as it will probably be more often right (girls tend to love the bling). As corporate though, you need to some how come across that you have money now too, and aren't only a "good investment" as someone put it earlier, but good for current consumption.
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Yeah, probably. I think I'd vote against the tanning booth, too.Chichaca wrote:If you're looking for casual sex, I vote bleeding heart. Certain girls are into that.
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Dude, the guy is not going to get a pity fuck out of poor job prospects several years down the road. That's just idiotic. As for Andy Bernard, he might as well drool and yell "I like Donkey Kong!" It's not going to work.erniesto wrote:I also think you're going to have to try a different angle.The pity f*** angle. If you're going to St. John's you're likely going to work a "low" paying job. If you go to Cornell you're Andy Bernard.nyknicks wrote:darknightbegins wrote:If you go to Cornell play up the Corporate Law. At the end of the day women like money. Bleeding heart shit is nice but "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend". Don't let them tell you otherwise.
What about St. Johns? Should I feel out the girl first and see if she follows the NLJ250 rankings and if she knows if I have a realistic shot at corporate law first? Should I find out if she works in the corporate world or maybe for a non profit? Or is that last tactic risky, because "opposites attract"?
This thread has really turned into something special.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
So you do not believe that opposites attract? What about the idea of a "hate (nookie)"?whuts4lunch wrote:PI vs corporate should be made on a case by case basis. Things that should key you in are the girl's dress, hairstyle, quantity and use of make-up, and the general feel she gives. If she seems like the bleeding heart type, go for PI. If she seems more into material stuff, go for corporate. If you can't tell, go for corporate, as it will probably be more often right (girls tend to love the bling). As corporate though, you need to some how come across that you have money now too, and aren't only a "good investment" as someone put it earlier, but good for current consumption.
I have thought about neding to come across like I have money now. St. Johns wins out here-because I can buy knock off designer clothes, watches, etc. Also I can rent really nice cars in New York City for the day/night and stay at high class hotels.
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Excellent observation. Though I think for your purposes baby mama is irrelevant. Of course its going to be a hard judge on just how many same-sex preferring females exist due to right wing fascist hate. I think ITPC its a guessing game whether there's a significant baggable difference between Ithaca and Brooklyn/Queens.nyknicks wrote:WOW, I really appreciate the research here. However, let me take this a step further. I feel like both Brooklyn and Queens will have 'baby mamas" making up a significant portion of their female population. They are also more likely to have women who prefer their own sex. I wonder if the ratio of qualified women partners is actually as great as these stats lead on. Maybe similar to Yale's NLJ placement numbers, which do not take into account things like clerkships?erniesto wrote:Assume you can't afford Manhattan across the board (women included).
Brooklyn has a female to male ratio of 100:88, with a total population of 2.5 million
Queens has a female to male ratio of 100:92, with a total population of 2.9 million
Ithaca has a female to male ratio of 100:102, with a total population of 100k
You'd be a fool to think you had better odds at Cornell in this area.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
You made a thread about where you will get the most women and you haven't even considered undergrads?
Enjoy losing your virginity to a law student. You won't want any more than 1 after that experience.
Enjoy losing your virginity to a law student. You won't want any more than 1 after that experience.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
If you know a particular bleeding heart bittie is constantly hit on by her "platonic" guy friends who are also bleeding hearts, she might go for the change of pace. I do generally think the opposites attract saying is incorrect though.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Why? Are law students generally better lovers? If so, does teir of law school make a difference? I guess this could also be a factor in deciding Cornell vs. St. Johns.nickwar wrote:You made a thread about where you will get the most women and you haven't even considered undergrads?
Enjoy losing your virginity to a law student. You won't want any more than 1 after that experience.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Now that I have recieved a good sampling of votes, and it seems to be split down the middle, I want people to add in another factor here when they vote.
Included in my goals in life are prestige and looking down on others who are less prestigious. Obviously Cornell will allow me to do this easier AFTER law school, but there are no other law schools in the area. If I go to St. Johns I will be able to look down on both New York Law students and CUNY Law Students.
I totally get that LIFE>3 years. However, I am mostly interested in the immediate future, that is how I make most of my decisions.
Included in my goals in life are prestige and looking down on others who are less prestigious. Obviously Cornell will allow me to do this easier AFTER law school, but there are no other law schools in the area. If I go to St. Johns I will be able to look down on both New York Law students and CUNY Law Students.
I totally get that LIFE>3 years. However, I am mostly interested in the immediate future, that is how I make most of my decisions.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
I remember one Manswers episode where they researched relationships between womens' intelligence and athleticism with their sexual performance and found that more intelligent women are generally better at sex. Given this info, there is reason to believe that the quality of the sexual performance of the women at Cornell will be superior to those who attend St. Johns (both LS and UG).
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You have a better a chance of gaining prestige by landing sugar momma than ever becoming a prestigious lawyer out of Cornell.nyknicks wrote:Now that I have recieved a good sampling of votes, and it seems to be split down the middle, I want people to add in another factor here when they vote.
My goal in life are prestige and looking down on others who are less prestigious. Obviously Cornell will allow me to do this easier AFTER law school, but there are no other law schools in the area. If I go to St. Johns I will be able to look down on both New York Law students and CUNY Law Students.
I totally get that LIFE>3 years. However, I am mostly interested in the immediate future, that is how I make most of my decisions.
With St. John's you have immediate access to much more prestigious women, including a whole law set out of Columbia and NYU.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Very interesting. If there is enough solid facts like this (and the female to male ratios we had earlier in this thread), I will make a chart of these factors and maybe write a TLS article on the subject of law school and landing women.whuts4lunch wrote:I remember one Manswers episode where they researched relationships between womens' intelligence and athleticism with their sexual performance and found that more intelligent women are generally better at sex. Given this info, there is reason to believe that the quality of the sexual performance of the women at Cornell will be superior to those who attend St. Johns (both LS and UG).
Keep up the good work everyone!!!
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Ok, newsflash, a guy at the OP's level of experience doesn't much care how "good" the girl is in bed. He's just horny and wants to stick it somewhere.whuts4lunch wrote:I remember one Manswers episode where they researched relationships between womens' intelligence and athleticism with their sexual performance and found that more intelligent women are generally better at sex. Given this info, there is reason to believe that the quality of the sexual performance of the women at Cornell will be superior to those who attend St. Johns (both LS and UG).
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erniesto wrote:You have a better a chance of gaining prestige by landing sugar momma than ever becoming a prestigious lawyer out of Cornell.nyknicks wrote:Now that I have recieved a good sampling of votes, and it seems to be split down the middle, I want people to add in another factor here when they vote.
My goal in life are prestige and looking down on others who are less prestigious. Obviously Cornell will allow me to do this easier AFTER law school, but there are no other law schools in the area. If I go to St. Johns I will be able to look down on both New York Law students and CUNY Law Students.
I totally get that LIFE>3 years. However, I am mostly interested in the immediate future, that is how I make most of my decisions.
With St. John's you have immediate access to much more prestigious women, including a whole law set out of Columbia and NYU.
Oh wow I did not even consider sleeping with CLS and NYU women. If it is true that smarts=sex skills, this means St. Johns could outdo Cornell here. Although, most NYU women probably do not enjoy men in that way.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Alright, this is officially the saddest thread I've ever read on TLS.
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Pretty much.doomed123 wrote:Alright, this is officially the saddest thread I've ever read on TLS.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Not even in the Top 50 saddest in this sub-forum alone.Alright, this is officially the saddest thread I've ever read on TLS.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
Are you calling this a teir 2 saddest thread?erniesto wrote:Not even in the Top 50.Alright, this is officially the saddest thread I've ever read on TLS.
Seriously though, can people stay on topic and not comment on if this is "sad" or not. It is important to me and is a factor in one of the most important decisions in my life. Please respect that, and stay on topic.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
I just can't figure out how the OP actually got accepted by Cornell... Did he pay someone to take his LSAT and write his PS?
OP, Cornell women are complete prudes with multiple sexually transmitted diseases, all have boyfriends/girlfriends and never leave the library. Therefore, please take the full ride, no pun intended, to St. John. HTH.
On the other hand, if the OP is in fact a satirist, he might be welcome company, as it takes a certain amount of dark humor to survive Ithaca winters.
OP, Cornell women are complete prudes with multiple sexually transmitted diseases, all have boyfriends/girlfriends and never leave the library. Therefore, please take the full ride, no pun intended, to St. John. HTH.
On the other hand, if the OP is in fact a satirist, he might be welcome company, as it takes a certain amount of dark humor to survive Ithaca winters.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
OK, seriously, I think this thread needs a female reality check. Everyone knows lawyers are pretentious assholes. They also have a really high prostitute-use rate, though I am not sure there are any published statistics on that. There is nothing to make you attractive except if you already have money, but male law school students? Off the chart pretentious asshole-ness with NO money. If you wanted to get laid, you should have gone to medical school. Doctors are "in," thanks to recent television, and one can hope they are a lot cleaner, too. What a dumbass.
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Re: Where will I get more women, St. Johns or Cornell?
What makes you think they use female prostitutes?twopoodles wrote:OK, seriously, I think this thread needs a female reality check. Everyone knows lawyers are pretentious assholes. They also have a really high prostitute-use rate, though I am not sure there are any published statistics on that. There is nothing to make you attractive except if you already have money, but male law school students? Off the chart pretentious asshole-ness with NO money. If you wanted to get laid, you should have gone to medical school. Doctors are "in," thanks to recent television, and one can hope they are a lot cleaner, too. What a dumbass.
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I know girls who still do this.scionb4 wrote:For a long time, that is exactly why women went to college. Obviously, that's not true anymore for the most part, but don't ignore history just because its politically incorrect.lawyering wrote:I LOVE how men accuse women of going to undergrad, or law school, to find a husband. I haven't seen a SINGLE thread on here by women about which school to go to to find hot/rich/desperate boys. But every other damn thread on here is about which school desperate men should go to to meet hot women. Boys, boys.
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I'm pretty fucking hot, if you ask me.
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Christ man, you don't have to do that kind of research. I think Cornell is known nationally as a well respect Ivy League institution. I think it qualifies among the schools you can just name drop. Many dumb chicks will think "Wow, Ivy League, he must be going somewhere". Besides, you have a better chance at making bank coming out of Cornell than St. John's and at the end of the day that is what matters alot to many women.nyknicks wrote:darknightbegins wrote:If you go to Cornell play up the Corporate Law. At the end of the day women like money. Bleeding heart shit is nice but "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend". Don't let them tell you otherwise.
What about St. Johns? Should I feel out the girl first and see if she follows the NLJ250 rankings and if she knows if I have a realistic shot at corporate law first? Should I find out if she works in the corporate world or maybe for a non profit? Or is that last tactic risky, because "opposites attract"?
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