How can I become a TLS Mod? And can I put it on resume? Forum

[chippa]

Thanks in advance. Mod me. Big resume boost?

[Ruxin1]

Thanks in advance. Mod me. Big resume boost?

You are automatically disqualified by asking I believe; but regardless, go fuck yourself.

[chippa]

Thanks in advance. Mod me. Big resume boost?

You are automatically disqualified by asking I believe; but regardless, go fuck yourself.

I'm a 0L, take it easy on the chippa

[tedalbany]

Thanks in advance. Mod me. Big resume boost?

You are automatically disqualified by asking I believe; but regardless, go fuck yourself.

I'm a 0L, take it easy on the chippa

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=189981

[chippa]

Thanks in advance. Mod me. Big resume boost?

You are automatically disqualified by asking I believe; but regardless, go fuck yourself.

I'm a 0L, take it easy on the chippa

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=189981

Still no answers to my ?. Clearly you guys aren't mods

[Tom Joad]

TLS modship

on a resume

"so what's your username?"

*oh fuck why did I beg MSW for nudes*

[johndhi]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

[tedalbany]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

no

[071816]

Thanks in advance. Mod me. Big resume boost?

You are automatically disqualified by asking I believe; but regardless, go fuck yourself.

LOL

[chippa]

bump

[Tom Joad]

[sunynp]

bump

You can't become a mod if you ask to become one, as someone already told you. Besides, your inability to find this easily accessible information on you own should automatically disqualify you.

Too bad, because being a mod here is highly respected by HYS. Shame really.

[Anonymous User]

IBTL?

[target]

Sorry that was me.

[sunynp]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

Most people would rather cloak themselves in anonymity. Ken is the only one who can take credit for TLS. I don't think being a poster on this forum is going to help you, unless possibly you are pitypike or arrow. Start a real world club for advice or your own blog or something. I don't think employers are impressed by TLS.

[Myself]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

No.

[rad lulz]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

As a longtime poaster, no. I'm already outed too much.

[071816]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

Would the resume line read something like this?

top-law-schools.com/forums
9/2009 - Present
Troll

[Broseidon]

Relevant.

[Anonymous User]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

Would the resume line read something like this?

top-law-schools.com/forums
9/2009 - Present
Troll

+10000.

[romothesavior]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

As a longtime poaster, no. I'm already outed too much.

When are we gonna be mods breh

[rad lulz]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

As a longtime poaster, no. I'm already outed too much.

When are we gonna be mods breh

When we stop spamming DROVES, MOTTLES N BAUBLES and other memes constantly in on-topic threads, aka never.

[sunynp]

This thread is obviously fucking retarded, but it raises a question I had in my mind the other day.

Do you guys think there might be a day when bringing up one's use of TLS on a resume or in a clerkship interview might be helpful? What we're doing on here is mentoring younger lawyers entering or growing up in the profession, which is one of the long-time traditions of the legal profession. Is there some way to show that we're into supporting the community without looking like a weirdo?

Would the resume line read something like this?

top-law-schools.com/forums
9/2009 - Present
Troll

9/2009- present
10,000+ posts ( only 1500 posts in the we debate beautiful women thread), provided on-topic advice to 0Ls seeking guidance on choosing between Ave Maria and Florida Coastal; argued that no one should pay sticker at Hastings or GW; reviewed personal statements for grammatical errors; educated people on the value of "ties" and the regional nature of legal employment; and, critiqued bidlists to maximimize OCI screeners. Avoided posting in the hip-hop thread even though I know that Eminem is still the bomb.