THE [OFFICIAL] The Official December 2016 Waiters' Thread - CONFIRMED GREY: 1/3/2017 @ 4:29EST Forum

[Tazewell]

Anyone have any good Greek mythology books to read. I just started reading basically an overview right now, "Mythology" by Edith Hamilton, then going to re-read The Iliad and The Odyssey. Greek mythology just fascinates me so any suggestions are appreciated! I graduated in December so I want to read for leisure a lot before law school starts.

[chandhi]

Someone posted on R/Lsat that they received an email from LSAC, and attached a 'photo' of said email.


Email reads, "Because we were closed for the holidays, scores will be released tomorrow and thursday".

me thinks it's a troll.

Yeah, all this proves is that r/lsat is the actual worst.

That's some 99%er type shit

I had to, sorry not sorry

I've been in law school admissions 17years, people do this all the time. Or say they have a source, blah blah blah. They never do, and these fake emails never make sense. Why would LSAC email one person lol? Plus they do not release scores in multi-day waves. It is a flat out lie.

It takes a different kind of person to try to make this stuff up when so many people have so much invested. I'll leave it at that but I have seen it so many times and it is sad.

And when scores do come out today this odd soul will use that as credence that they were right. Blaach.

I mean our first hint should have been the misspelling of "admissions".

Ok except my September complaint response looked exactly like that person's screenshot with admissions spelled wrong the exact same way.

[Capt_Beatty]

Someone posted on R/Lsat that they received an email from LSAC, and attached a 'photo' of said email.


Email reads, "Because we were closed for the holidays, scores will be released tomorrow and thursday".

me thinks it's a troll.

Yeah, all this proves is that r/lsat is the actual worst.

That's some 99%er type shit

I had to, sorry not sorry

I've been in law school admissions 17years, people do this all the time. Or say they have a source, blah blah blah. They never do, and these fake emails never make sense. Why would LSAC email one person lol? Plus they do not release scores in multi-day waves. It is a flat out lie.

It takes a different kind of person to try to make this stuff up when so many people have so much invested. I'll leave it at that but I have seen it so many times and it is sad.

And when scores do come out today this odd soul will use that as credence that they were right. Blaach.

I mean our first hint should have been the misspelling of "admissions".

Ok except my September complaint response looked exactly like that person's screenshot with admissions spelled wrong the exact same way.

Plot twist.

[Shakawkaw]

Well, it's gloomy. The trains were fucked this morning. And my attorneys hopped on me as soon as I stepped in.

Today is definitely going to be grey day.

[Shakawkaw]

I don't think I'm up to Vanessa yet, but I'll let you know my thoughts.

Corrine is annoying. You can totally tell she thinks she's hot shit, but she is not.. she's just obnoxious.

I mean...she has a nanny...

Like, as an adult?

[Capt_Beatty]

Someone posted on R/Lsat that they received an email from LSAC, and attached a 'photo' of said email.


Email reads, "Because we were closed for the holidays, scores will be released tomorrow and thursday".

me thinks it's a troll.

Yeah, all this proves is that r/lsat is the actual worst.

That's some 99%er type shit

I had to, sorry not sorry

I've been in law school admissions 17years, people do this all the time. Or say they have a source, blah blah blah. They never do, and these fake emails never make sense. Why would LSAC email one person lol? Plus they do not release scores in multi-day waves. It is a flat out lie.

It takes a different kind of person to try to make this stuff up when so many people have so much invested. I'll leave it at that but I have seen it so many times and it is sad.

And when scores do come out today this odd soul will use that as credence that they were right. Blaach.

I mean our first hint should have been the misspelling of "admissions".

Ok except my September complaint response looked exactly like that person's screenshot with admissions spelled wrong the exact same way.

Pics pls/

[Pozzo]

Cloudy skies out west today too. Must be grey coast to coast. IT'S TODAY.

[chandhi]

Pics pls/

Idk how to post photos/can I do that from my phone? I'm on the bus to work

[tuesdayninja]

Both Boston and Chicago cloudy and rainy this morning. Grey day imminent.

[ms9]

Someone posted on R/Lsat that they received an email from LSAC, and attached a 'photo' of said email.


Email reads, "Because we were closed for the holidays, scores will be released tomorrow and thursday".

me thinks it's a troll.

Yeah, all this proves is that r/lsat is the actual worst.

That's some 99%er type shit

I had to, sorry not sorry

I've been in law school admissions 17years, people do this all the time. Or say they have a source, blah blah blah. They never do, and these fake emails never make sense. Why would LSAC email one person lol? Plus they do not release scores in multi-day waves. It is a flat out lie.

It takes a different kind of person to try to make this stuff up when so many people have so much invested. I'll leave it at that but I have seen it so many times and it is sad.

And when scores do come out today this odd soul will use that as credence that they were right. Blaach.

I mean our first hint should have been the misspelling of "admissions".

Ok except my September complaint response looked exactly like that person's screenshot with admissions spelled wrong the exact same way.

Then again, I have hundreds upon hundreds of their emails and they all know they work for the Law School Admissions Council. It's not even that they spelled admissions wrong, it's that they can't spell the name of their employer in their signature block? Really?

Mike P. Spivey
The Spivie Consulting Group

[WamBamThankYouMaam]

hot and sunny day here in Orlando, I'm starting to worry.

[jonny27]

Someone posted on R/Lsat that they received an email from LSAC, and attached a 'photo' of said email.


Email reads, "Because we were closed for the holidays, scores will be released tomorrow and thursday".

me thinks it's a troll.

Yeah, all this proves is that r/lsat is the actual worst.

That's some 99%er type shit

I had to, sorry not sorry

I've been in law school admissions 17years, people do this all the time. Or say they have a source, blah blah blah. They never do, and these fake emails never make sense. Why would LSAC email one person lol? Plus they do not release scores in multi-day waves. It is a flat out lie.

It takes a different kind of person to try to make this stuff up when so many people have so much invested. I'll leave it at that but I have seen it so many times and it is sad.

And when scores do come out today this odd soul will use that as credence that they were right. Blaach.

I mean our first hint should have been the misspelling of "admissions".

Ok except my September complaint response looked exactly like that person's screenshot with admissions spelled wrong the exact same way.

Plot twist.

So the guy prob has a previous complaint response that he altered

[tofuspeedstar]

Then again, I have hundreds upon hundreds of their emails and they all know they work for the Law School Admissions Council. It's not even that they spelled admissions wrong, it's that they can't spell the name of their employer in their signature block? Really?

Mike P. Spivey
The Spivie Consulting Group

I see what you did there.

[chandhi]

Posted my complaint response screenshots in a reply to Dave Killoran on twitter, if anyone's still interested in seeing that.

[Capt_Beatty]

Posted my complaint response screenshots in a reply to Dave Killoran on twitter, if anyone's still interested in seeing that.

ughhhh, I want to vomit right now. I can't take more days of this.

[ms9]

Posted my complaint response screenshots in a reply to Dave Killoran on twitter, if anyone's still interested in seeing that.

ughhhh, I want to vomit right now. I can't take more days of this.

Here is a thought. Why doesn't just one person email them as well, and see if they get a response that says "because we were closed for holidays you won't get scores until tomorrow and Thursday (which is so odd anyway).

Prediction. You won't.

[RPlatt85]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

[jonny27]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

Do you like fiction?

[Instrumental]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

A Legacy of Ashes by Tim Weiner

[RPlatt85]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

Do you like fiction?

Yeah for sure. Weirdly switch between fiction and biography, but honestly looking for anything. Will read any genre as long as it's good.

[jonny27]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

Do you like fiction?

Yeah for sure. Weirdly switch between fiction and biography, but honestly looking for anything. Will read any genre as long as it's good.

Check out GK Chesterton, great writer. He writes a little of everything, so you can read his biographies or his fiction.

Specifically I would recommend 'Manalive' and 'The Napoleon of Notting Hill' (both fiction, haven't read any of his biographies)

[Pozzo]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

My two best from 2016:

When Breath Becomes Air
All the Light We Cannot See

[Lahtso Nuggin]

Read U.S. Grant's autobiography.

[floatie]

My new year's resolution was to read a book a week this year - anyone got any good book recommendations?

The Geography of Bliss by Eric Weiner

[RPlatt85]

Thanks all! These are awesome, keep 'em coming.