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is it common? socially acceptable?

I've heard that it is common and a terrible idea.

Common. Frequently leads to awkwardness.

dextermorgan wrote:I've heard that it is common and a terrible idea.

That's about right.

Sounds like an awful idea.

Common and actually seems like a great idea. I have many friends who are now happy couples, and the one experience I had didn't lead to awkwardness. We are still friends, but that might just be my personality.

I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

At my school they mentioned that roughly 10 percent of each class marries each other.

this fucking question pops up every 2 weeks. ya date who ya date.

TaipeiMort wrote:At my school they mentioned that roughly 10 percent of each class marries each other.

Holy cow. That's material enough to merit adding "chances of acquiring jobless spouse" to every potential law student's COA calculation.

DaftAndDirect wrote:I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

that actually makes it sound like an awesome idea

TaipeiMort wrote:At my school they mentioned that roughly 10 percent of each class marries each other.

I believe that. I mean, who else would want a UChicago student?

DaftAndDirect wrote:I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

I guess you're not familiar with the phrase "she's law school hot" then?

Mr. Pancakes wrote:

DaftAndDirect wrote:I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

I guess you're not familiar with the phrase "she's law school hot" then?

O I've heard it, just never seen it.

DaftAndDirect wrote:I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

They aren't.

Except the crazy part.

spleenworship wrote:

DaftAndDirect wrote:I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

They aren't.

Except the crazy part.

Then I stand by my previous point. Bad idea.

DaftAndDirect wrote:

spleenworship wrote:

DaftAndDirect wrote:I have this warped expectation that female law students are all weirdly hot, sexually repressed baskets of crazy which is why I assume - probably irrationally so - that dating in LS is a bad idea.

They aren't.

Except the crazy part.

Then I stand by my previous point. Bad idea.

Yeah, but I bet the lack of sexual repression would be nice. Shame I am already committed.

DaftAndDirect wrote:

TaipeiMort wrote:At my school they mentioned that roughly 10 percent of each class marries each other.

Holy cow. That's material enough to merit adding "chances of acquiring jobless spouse" to every potential law student's COA calculation.

Actually, that is why you should only apply to law schools that also have a medical school on the same campus. Then check the rating of the med school and see if your hot doctor lady or man can support you if you don't have a job upon graduation. And we all know from the TV that all female doctors are hot and for the women, all male med students look like George Clooney....

Problem solved.

doomed123 wrote:

TaipeiMort wrote:At my school they mentioned that roughly 10 percent of each class marries each other.

I believe that. I mean, who else would want a UChicago student?

An MIT, Cal Tech, or Yale student.

obviously law schools should be picked based on the attractiveness of the undergrad sorority chicks

JCFindley wrote:

DaftAndDirect wrote:

TaipeiMort wrote:At my school they mentioned that roughly 10 percent of each class marries each other.

Holy cow. That's material enough to merit adding "chances of acquiring jobless spouse" to every potential law student's COA calculation.

Actually, that is why you should only apply to law schools that also have a medical school on the same campus. Then check the rating of the med school and see if your hot doctor lady or man can support you if you don't have a job upon graduation. And we all know from the TV that all female doctors are hot and for the women, all male med students look like George Clooney....

Problem solved.

Medicine isn't like law. Every school places people. Although, they also don't have 30 Florida and Michigan schools.

TaipeiMort wrote:
Medicine isn't like law. Every school places people. Although, they also don't have 30 Florida and Michigan schools.

I actually knew that but this is TLS and the ranking should be checked just on principle....

I noticed these threads pop up around schools' Barrister Balls...

JCFindley wrote:

TaipeiMort wrote:
Medicine isn't like law. Every school places people. Although, they also don't have 30 Florida and Michigan schools.

I actually knew that but this is TLS and the ranking should be checked just on principle....

Ya know, it would also depend on where you go to law school. If you are at W&L good luck finding anyone else to date. If you are in Boston or NYC you have plenty of locals. If you are at Ole Miss the incoming freshman class will be duly impressed by you 1LS status and there will certainly be no need to date the other old folks.....