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deets wrote:I've been reading that the more unique a soft the better it is. So, would modeling be a good soft? I can't imagine that many prospective lawyers have modeled.

Mr. Matlock wrote:TTIWWP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nyknicks wrote:I did some modeling over my summers in UG. I did Italian Vogue last summer. Besides that I was on some walls in American Eagle stores, but its not like I was known in the industry or anything. My prelaw advisor warned me against even putting this on my resume because she said models are percieved as dumb. I know it is not true in my case, but I did not think it was worth the risk. So short answer: No, it is not a good soft.

I will say this, I am hoping my modeling career is a good soft with the ladies in law school. I feel as though most law school guys won't be as good looking as me, and even if they are, once I drop that I am a model I always get hotter chicks. Something about being a model, and having a portfolio just makes you look better to the ladies.

My suggestion is this: Do not use it on your resume, but DO bring your portfolios to ASWs and definitely to orientation. Don't show them to girls if they don't ask to see it (civilians hate it when models flaunt if you haven't figured that out by now) but have it on hand cause they will inevitabley be like "you model? no..shut up! prove it". You want to have the proof on hand.

aPosseAdEsse wrote:

nyknicks wrote:I did some modeling over my summers in UG. I did Italian Vogue last summer. Besides that I was on some walls in American Eagle stores, but its not like I was known in the industry or anything. My prelaw advisor warned me against even putting this on my resume because she said models are percieved as dumb. I know it is not true in my case, but I did not think it was worth the risk. So short answer: No, it is not a good soft.

I will say this, I am hoping my modeling career is a good soft with the ladies in law school. I feel as though most law school guys won't be as good looking as me, and even if they are, once I drop that I am a model I always get hotter chicks. Something about being a model, and having a portfolio just makes you look better to the ladies.

My suggestion is this: Do not use it on your resume, but DO bring your portfolios to ASWs and definitely to orientation. Don't show them to girls if they don't ask to see it (civilians hate it when models flaunt if you haven't figured that out by now) but have it on hand cause they will inevitabley be like "you model? no..shut up! prove it". You want to have the proof on hand.

Referring to nonmodels as civilians...

LSpleaseee wrote:

aPosseAdEsse wrote:

nyknicks wrote:I did some modeling over my summers in UG. I did Italian Vogue last summer. Besides that I was on some walls in American Eagle stores, but its not like I was known in the industry or anything. My prelaw advisor warned me against even putting this on my resume because she said models are percieved as dumb. I know it is not true in my case, but I did not think it was worth the risk. So short answer: No, it is not a good soft.

I will say this, I am hoping my modeling career is a good soft with the ladies in law school. I feel as though most law school guys won't be as good looking as me, and even if they are, once I drop that I am a model I always get hotter chicks. Something about being a model, and having a portfolio just makes you look better to the ladies.

My suggestion is this: Do not use it on your resume, but DO bring your portfolios to ASWs and definitely to orientation. Don't show them to girls if they don't ask to see it (civilians hate it when models flaunt if you haven't figured that out by now) but have it on hand cause they will inevitabley be like "you model? no..shut up! prove it". You want to have the proof on hand.

Referring to nonmodels as civilians...

yeah wow...and definitely bring your portfolio to ASW's, that won't make you look like a huge douche.

SDWaterBaby wrote:I hope the civilian girls at St. Johns are prepared for you nyknicks, a model who has also spent the summer studying the kama sutra instead of getting to maybe... oh man they won't know what hit them

nyknicks wrote:I did some modeling over my summers in UG. I did Italian Vogue last summer. Besides that I was on some walls in American Eagle stores, but its not like I was known in the industry or anything. My prelaw advisor warned me against even putting this on my resume because she said models are percieved as dumb. I know it is not true in my case, but I did not think it was worth the risk. So short answer: No, it is not a good soft.

I will say this, I am hoping my modeling career is a good soft with the ladies in law school. I feel as though most law school guys won't be as good looking as me, and even if they are, once I drop that I am a model I always get hotter chicks. Something about being a model, and having a portfolio just makes you look better to the ladies.

My suggestion is this: Do not use it on your resume, but DO bring your portfolios to ASWs and definitely to orientation. Don't show them to girls if they don't ask to see it (civilians hate it when models flaunt if you haven't figured that out by now) but have it on hand cause they will inevitabley be like "you model? no..shut up! prove it". You want to have the proof on hand.

nyknicks wrote:

SDWaterBaby wrote:I hope the civilian girls at St. Johns are prepared for you nyknicks, a model who has also spent the summer studying the kama sutra instead of getting to maybe... oh man they won't know what hit them

. I know TLS is filled with man-hating women with bushes. Sorry if I am into the ladies. It would be the height of stupidity for someone not to combine their modeling career angle with the knowledge of what makes women cream. However, this post, and its dripping sarcasm, isn't coming from one of these man-haters. This is coming from a woman I meant at St. Johns ASD a while back. Sorry, but I hate it and quit it SDWaterBaby. You had your chance, but I only stick with the Dime Piece Bittys (DPBs) and yo' nickel ass aint cutting it. MOVE ON WITH YOUR LIFE ALREADY and stop stalking me on the internet.

nyknicks wrote:

SDWaterBaby wrote:I hope the civilian girls at St. Johns are prepared for you nyknicks, a model who has also spent the summer studying the kama sutra instead of getting to maybe... oh man they won't know what hit them

. I know TLS is filled with man-hating women with bushes. Sorry if I am into the ladies. It would be the height of stupidity for someone not to combine their modeling career angle with the knowledge of what makes women cream. However, this post, and its dripping sarcasm, isn't coming from one of these man-haters. This is coming from a woman I meant at St. Johns ASD a while back. Sorry, but I hit it and quit it SDWaterBaby. You had your chance, but I only stick with the Dime Piece Bittys (DPBs) and yo' nickel ass aint cutting it. MOVE ON WITH YOUR LIFE ALREADY and stop stalking me on the internet.

deets wrote:I've been reading that the more unique a soft the better it is. So, would modeling be a good soft? I can't imagine that many prospective lawyers have modeled.

Quine wrote:

nyknicks wrote:

SDWaterBaby wrote:I hope the civilian girls at St. Johns are prepared for you nyknicks, a model who has also spent the summer studying the kama sutra instead of getting to maybe... oh man they won't know what hit them

. I know TLS is filled with man-hating women with bushes. Sorry if I am into the ladies. It would be the height of stupidity for someone not to combine their modeling career angle with the knowledge of what makes women cream. However, this post, and its dripping sarcasm, isn't coming from one of these man-haters. This is coming from a woman I meant at St. Johns ASD a while back. Sorry, but I hate it and quit it SDWaterBaby. You had your chance, but I only stick with the Dime Piece Bittys (DPBs) and yo' nickel ass aint cutting it. MOVE ON WITH YOUR LIFE ALREADY and stop stalking me on the internet.

Seriously, you are awesome.