You know you're obsessed with the LSAT when... Forum

[amorfati]

when after actually completing the test and resolving never to look at it again (especially the games), you immediately take up Sudoku for several hours each day, because you once read that it's good practice for logic games and, in some small way, it fills the void left in their wake.

(also, you used up all the real games anyway, so what the f*** else are you going to do with yourself until school starts?)

[leche]

When, as a normally amicable person, you wish misfortune to befall the assholes who carried on an extraordinarily loud conversation in the LIBRARY just as you got to the hardest set of LR questions on your PT...causing you to lose concentration and miss at least two...

Grrr.

[amorfati]

also, when upon seeing a headline like the one below, you think: "hey! I know all about that! there was a LSAT reading comprehension passage on it."

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[robotclubmember]

also, when upon seeing a headline like the one below, you think: "hey! I know all about that! there was a LSAT reading comprehension passage on it."

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lol i remember that one

[kalede]

You get a near-perfect score on a PT and celebrate with more studying.

[kalede]

Also, when you start to evangelize for the LSAT. "No, really, it's an awesome test! Let me show you some logic games!"

[071816]

you make a thread like this.

[lchin]

you make a thread like this.

So true.

My LSAT obsession bit: you use LSAT logic to reason through your mom's moods. Example: If mom is angry at one thing, then she will be angry at everything. Mom is now angry. She must be angry at everything.

[westinghouse60]

Despite getting -0 on an RC section, you are incapable of remembering what any one passage was actually about, because they all start to blend together.

[CBaker]

you make a thread like this.

So true.

My LSAT obsession bit: you use LSAT logic to reason through your mom's moods. Example: If mom is angry at one thing, then she will be angry at everything. Mom is now angry. She must be angry at everything.

Substitute mom for wife... and that would certainly be valid!

[Maryam19]

best thread ever

[totaltest.milan]

your friends'/family's/acquaintances'/pets' eyes glaze over when you start talking about the wonders of conditional reasoning.

[db616]

You realize that this thread's title is the necessary condition and each response is a sufficient condition. Diagraming ensues...

[Maryam19]

You start dreaming of diagramming LG's

[DonnaDraper]

You realize that this thread's title is the necessary condition and each response is a sufficient condition. Diagraming ensues...

+1

[YaSvoboden]

You don't have to work on Memorial day, but you open up the office anyway so you can have a decent place to take a PT... yep.

[mission180]

How do I know I am obsessed with the LSAT???
Because my boyfriend has become so infatuated with TLS that he spends most of his free time here, while I'm busy studying for it.

[apeopleshistory]

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[tarfer]

When you are counting down the days until your bibles come in!

[westinghouse60]

When you look over the LSAC approved items to bring to the testing center and immediately start picturing a grouping LG. "If Linda does not bring tissues, then Frank brings a bottle of water."

This is bad...

[risktaker]

you are all big big nerds. lol

[kwais]

Also, when you start to evangelize for the LSAT. "No, really, it's an awesome test! Let me show you some logic games!"

this is me at parties when I've had a few. I literally say this to everyone

[pkrtbx]

I was getting a pregame massage yesterday, the whole point of which was to avert LSAT-related insanity. There was some of that ambient spa music in the background, and then the massage therapist's phone suddenly went off because he got a text. It wasn't obnoxious or anything, and I didn't mind except for the fact that the VERY first thing to come to mind was the "continuous sound" comparative reading passage.

[mushybrain]

When every. single. thing. is immediately assigned a letter in your head. You don't put gas in your red car, you put G in your C^R.

[mac35352]

I have a loooong list:
You get out of Facebook because you don't want distractions.
You change your sleeping schedule.
You talk about the LSAT all day long, even at parties and to the kids you babysit.
Randome people ask you if you already took the test and how did it go.
Your dinning room looks like a disorganized office/LSAT prep sanctuary.
You spend all your free time on TLS.
You carry some sort of LSAT prep material in your purse....just in case.
While waiting at the emergency room (on medication) you start talking about the LSAT to the nurse.
Friends constantly say "After your LSAT we should..."