Withdrew and then offered more $$$?
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 3:48 pm
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Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
He answered your question.HelltotheNo wrote:Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
FiveSermon wrote:He answered your question.HelltotheNo wrote:Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
Perhaps I am, because I could've swore that there was an inference to be made in fatduck's post.HelltotheNo wrote:FiveSermon wrote:He answered your question.HelltotheNo wrote:Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
Are you fucking dumb?
You didn't do very well on inference questions on the LSAT did you.HelltotheNo wrote:FiveSermon wrote:He answered your question.HelltotheNo wrote:Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
Are you fucking dumb?
I would just e-mail this whole exchange to W&L to let them know what they're missing out on.HelltotheNo wrote:FiveSermon wrote:He answered your question.HelltotheNo wrote:Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
Are you fucking dumb?
I wasn't trolling. The answer is no if you still don't see it.HelltotheNo wrote:Ah, the internet tough guy. Thanks for trolling hard TLS nerds.
really?HelltotheNo wrote:Ah, the internet tough guy. Thanks for trolling hard TLS nerds.
If you change a few words in that sentence, it sounds like a provocative piece of historical fiction, revolving around George Washington and Robert E. Lee's time traveling, gay love affair.Jackson Pollock wrote:Washington and Lee does not have a codependent relationship with you that will force them to chase you as you walk away.
I wish I could "like" things on TLS like I can on Facebook.fatduck wrote:This thread turned out so much better than I expected.
That's an ambiguous question.HelltotheNo wrote:FiveSermon wrote:He answered your question.HelltotheNo wrote:Ya. Anyone actually have an answer to the original question? I am just curious if it is something schools do from time to time. Maybe when they need splitters or more LSAT's of a certain # etc.fatduck wrote:If they wanted you that badly they would have upped your scholarship. Sorry.
Are you fucking dumb?
Am I the only one that started thinking about this book? I bet it would make the Times' Bestseller List.emmbar53 wrote:If you change a few words in that sentence, it sounds like a provocative piece of historical fiction, revolving around George Washington and Robert E. Lee's time traveling, gay love affair.Jackson Pollock wrote:Washington and Lee does not have a codependent relationship with you that will force them to chase you as you walk away.
I recommend calling it The Heart Knows No Neutrality.