The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley Forum
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The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
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- James Bond
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
lol his name is Shady
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
The way it's pronounced it rhymes with caddy
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- James Bond
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
This story just got less coolrcharles wrote:The way it's pronounced it rhymes with caddy
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
Sorry to screw it up for ya...
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Honestly though, good for him. It proves that although Cooley people suck at being UG Students/LSAT Takers/Law Students/etc. that they don't all suck as people.
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Yes, but I think most 1L's would put their life on the line for the data in their laptops this late in the semester.
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
Something criminals must learn: You don't fuck with a law students laptop.
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Best part is at the end of the article, where they say if he can't find a legal job, he could be a security guard. I'm still trying to decide if they are commenting on his mad disarming skills, or the fact that he needs a backup because he goes to Cooley. LOL
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
Cooley hating is so 2009. They have the largest library and stadium now. Moving up in the world.
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Completely and utterly unnecessary and seriously lacking class, Bond.James Bond wrote:Honestly though, good for him. It proves that although Cooley people suck at being UG Students/LSAT Takers/Law Students/etc. that they don't all suck as people.
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Re: The fine students of Thomas M. Cooley
I think we should at least distinguish thomas cooley the School with the reputation and with those who attend thomas cooley. I would say most are really decent people trying to do their best as well as some exceptional individuals and some parasites, like in any law school.
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They should probably teach them to play some baseball while they're at it...more lucrative job prospects (and paychecks) than a law degree from Cooley.Cooley hating is so 2009. They have the largest library and stadium now. Moving up in the world.
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Get over yourselfJules Winnfield wrote:Completely and utterly unnecessary and seriously lacking class, Bond.James Bond wrote:Honestly though, good for him. It proves that although Cooley people suck at being UG Students/LSAT Takers/Law Students/etc. that they don't all suck as people.
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You need to get over your elitism. And your statement was classless, to be honest.James Bond wrote:Get over yourselfJules Winnfield wrote:Completely and utterly unnecessary and seriously lacking class, Bond.James Bond wrote:Honestly though, good for him. It proves that although Cooley people suck at being UG Students/LSAT Takers/Law Students/etc. that they don't all suck as people.
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My statement was a joke, similar to the millions of others in the same vein all over this site and others.Jules Winnfield wrote:You need to get over your elitism. And your statement was classless, to be honest.James Bond wrote:Get over yourselfJules Winnfield wrote:Completely and utterly unnecessary and seriously lacking class, Bond.James Bond wrote:Honestly though, good for him. It proves that although Cooley people suck at being UG Students/LSAT Takers/Law Students/etc. that they don't all suck as people.
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It also isn't far from the truthJames Bond wrote:My statement was a joke, similar to the millions of others in the same vein all over this site and others.Jules Winnfield wrote:You need to get over your elitism. And your statement was classless, to be honest.Jules Winnfield wrote:Completely and utterly unnecessary and seriously lacking class, Bond.James Bond wrote:Honestly though, good for him. It proves that although Cooley people suck at being UG Students/LSAT Takers/Law Students/etc. that they don't all suck as people.
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It also isn't far from the truth
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
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Even if by the slightest chance ever, everybody was a lawyer, I'm more than confident in my abilities to stand out.lostjake wrote:It also isn't far from the truth
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
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It's really unclear what you are trying to say here, but if you are scolding jonas for insulting the very people who will constitute the majority of his clientele, then you are mistaken. Many people on TLS - probably including jonas - will never defend "these people" during their careers.lostjake wrote:It also isn't far from the truth
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
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If everyone was a lawyer, who would you stand out to? I know I can do my own taxes. I don't go to a CPA. If you were a lawyer and got a DWI would you go to a lawyer that charged 200 an hour? How about if you were a doctor and your wife got a bac infection, would you go to the doctor to get a script? errrrrrr.....Jules Winnfield wrote:Even if by the slightest chance ever, everybody was a lawyer, I'm more than confident in my abilities to stand out.lostjake wrote:It also isn't far from the truth
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
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Yeah you'll have a shiny degree from ColumbiaJules Winnfield wrote:Even if by the slightest chance ever, everybody was a lawyer, I'm more than confident in my abilities to stand out.lostjake wrote:It also isn't far from the truth
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
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I grew up in a small town. Small. 9000 people. Believe it or not, the cops are hand in hand with the lawyers. You spend money, you get off, if not, you pay the fine. I'm not sure where you get the Many people from TLS number, seriously... SRLSY... but, yes, if Jonas wants to be a judge, or if Jonas can't get into Big Law, which most won't, even on this Forum... This is a cooley thread right?Unemployed wrote:It's really unclear what you are trying to say here, but if you are scolding jonas for insulting the very people who will constitute the majority of his clientele, then you are mistaken. Many people on TLS - probably including jonas - will never defend "these people" during their careers.lostjake wrote:It also isn't far from the truth
Seriously, there are many people in this world. Many, many people. And you want to be a lawyer, to defend these people? Are you serious? What in the world are you going to do in life if everyone is a lawyer?
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