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Happy almost 4th of July . I don't foresee me doing anything productive at work today. Fire away!

Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

bjsesq wrote:Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

This thread is clearly focused on self administered handjobs, please stay on topic bjs

bjsesq wrote:Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

Good question. I don't think I would be remotely excited about a hand job at this point. Though I haven't heard of anyone getting just a hand job since like middle school.

ThrowawayAct123 wrote:

bjsesq wrote:Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

Good question. I don't think I would be remotely excited about a hand job at this point. Though I haven't heard of anyone getting just a hand job since like middle school.

Neither had I until this stripper starts trying to stroke me off with her calloused farmer hands last friday night

ThrowawayAct123 wrote:

bjsesq wrote:Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

Good question. I don't think I would be remotely excited about a hand job at this point. Though I haven't heard of anyone getting just a hand job since like middle school.

Got one last weekend gf was feeling lazy unfortunately.

would you list the top 3 things that do excite you at this point?

Lacepiece23 wrote:

ThrowawayAct123 wrote:

bjsesq wrote:Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

Good question. I don't think I would be remotely excited about a hand job at this point. Though I haven't heard of anyone getting just a hand job since like middle school.

Got one last weekend gf was feeling lazy unfortunately.

Don't let that sort of shitty behavior stand, dude.

bjsesq wrote:

Lacepiece23 wrote:

ThrowawayAct123 wrote:

bjsesq wrote:Your opinions on hand jobs? My thought is that they are a nice gesture at most, a great way for friction burns and no orgasm at worst. I tend to think that HJs are the GED of sex and fuck em.

Good question. I don't think I would be remotely excited about a hand job at this point. Though I haven't heard of anyone getting just a hand job since like middle school.

Got one last weekend gf was feeling lazy unfortunately.

Don't let that sort of shitty behavior stand, dude.

It was a low point in my life for sure.

John Everyman wrote:would you list the top 3 things that do excite you at this point?

Red, white, and blue.

ThrowawayAct123 wrote:

John Everyman wrote:would you list the top 3 things that do excite you at this point?

Red, white, and blue.

damn, that was good.

Off to the best start of any of these types of threads in recent memory. Solid responses.

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What are some study habits you had that were different from most other students? What would you do differently for 1L if you were aiming for the top 1% this time?

How disappointed were your parents that you didn't end up in the top 1%?

Since we don't have grades back at Chicago, do you go to NYU or Columbia?

canoe wrote:What are some study habits you had that were different from most other students? What would you do differently for 1L if you were aiming for the top 1% this time?

also curious

also, what were some study habits that you think helped you, regardless of whether they were different from those of other students?

Not in the top 3%, but in the top 5-7% at CCN. Figured I'd hop in and answer a few q's since OP seems to be missing.

canoe wrote:What are some study habits you had that were different from most other students?

Nothing much. I studied in the library more often than everyone else, but I think most people just studied at home, and I don't think where you studied matters all that much (although studying the library does give you an opportunity to collaborate with the other people who are working in the library). I guess the big thing would be focusing. A lot of people study for a ridiculous amount of time, but they do it really scattered and don't get much done. When I studied, I studied and did nothing else. No facebook, no texting, no chatting it up with everyone else. I got down to business and finished. This ultimately gave me more free time to do other things. But while I was studying, that's all I did.

canoe wrote:What would you do differently for 1L if you were aiming for the top 1% this time?

Contradicting the next answer... I would have studied the substantive content more. I didn't study that much, personally. I never studied, besides skimming reading, during the bulk of the quarter. In the last week or two of every quarter I would outline approximately two hours per week. This meant I would outline about one quarter every two days. For those on a semester system, that would probably one semester every three days. A lot of the information is hard to grasp when you paid attention in class as little as I did, and so I spent the bulk of that time trying to figure the material out rather than actually outlining, and several subjects I would just breeze over because I knew trying to understand them in the short period of time I had was pointless. Given more time, I feel as though I could have actually solidly understood this material rather than just bullshitting it.

iamgeorgebush wrote:

canoe wrote:What are some study habits you had that were different from most other students? What would you do differently for 1L if you were aiming for the top 1% this time?

also curious

also, what were some study habits that you think helped you, regardless of whether they were different from those of other students?

I really don't think studying is the important thing. I mean, yes, you do need to study, but I did just as well in those classes I studied little for and studied a lot for. The key thing is knowing what to do with the information you have, and it's really not that hard if you read a few practice exam answers. So that would be my recommendation, here. After the first two weeks of classes, glance at a practice exam and its answers. You don't care about the substantive content, but rather the relation of the content to the questions. Your goal is to identify what kind of information is important to the professor, and how the professor likes that information presented. Then, when you're in class, begin to focus your notes more on only the content that is important to the professor, and write it in a style that the professor would like on an exam. In this way, you essentially spend your entire semester/quarter studying for the exam.

I didn't read getting to maybe or do any other prep at all. I think this is really all you need.

The absolute most important thing is figuring out what works for you. I didn't change almost anything from what I did at my mediocre undergrad. If something has worked for you all throughout your academic career, don't just throw it out the window. You know what works for you, so try to incorporate that into the new strategies you develop in law school.