February 2012 Waiting Thread (NEW POLL!!!1!) Forum

[Circle Guy]

Anyone else officially starting to get nervous? I feel a pit in a stomach.

Yes sir! You have nothing to worry about though, if you're PTing in the 170's. Me on the other hand....

Well what are you aiming for? I mean in my opinion, PTing in the high 170's sort of even puts more pressure on getting a good score. I'll feel like a choked if I don't get at least a 172.

I hear ya man, and I envy you quite a bit lol. I'll be happy with anything over 160, but I'm about 80% sure I'll be retaking in June. LG owned me. I read that you took the Velocity course. How did you like their approach to Games?

Likewise... that damn logic games section haha. Did you have the unfortunate event of having 2 LG sections as well?

[rglifberg]

Likewise... that damn logic games section haha. Did you have the unfortunate event of having 2 LG sections as well?

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol

[LSATDecimator]

Anyone else officially starting to get nervous? I feel a pit in a stomach.

Yes sir! You have nothing to worry about though, if you're PTing in the 170's. Me on the other hand....

I just submitted a 5 page paper, yet it feels like I've competed major thesis papers with more ease. Admittedly, the nerves are beginning to wear....

[bernaldiaz]

Love Mad Men, but for the most part Don Draper is a dick. And a coward. At least imo.

I agree he is a dick, but I can't help myself from loving the guy. I think pretty much everyone on the show feels the same way.

[Jsa725]

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[mehereuthere101787]

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[bernaldiaz]

Did you like Velocity approach to games?

Yeah I ended up doing a mixture of Velocity and LGB in my approach. I used LGB's set up, but that is really just preference and not really all that important. I loved the way Dave taught logic games. Instead of passively trying to figure out the games, Dave shows how to really attack the games. Just watching him do a few games made me change my approach entirely.

[rglifberg]

Likewise... that damn logic games section haha. Did you have the unfortunate event of having 2 LG sections as well?

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol

How many questions did the RC section u feel you aced have?

I believe 27. I can't really remember what the topics were. I think one had to do with Indians and their methods of farming. I think I got every question right. I was so disappointed when I found out that was the experimental.

[Jsa725]

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[anteater1]

On a completely separate subject, I'm in the midst of possibly my first 24 hour hang-over

[Jsa725]

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[Kit Cloudkicker]

On a completely separate subject, I'm in the midst of possibly my first 24 hour hang-over

After a hard night of partying/drinking, when you get home always drink as much water as humanly possible before you pass out. Works like a charm for me. The shitty “hangover” feeling is largely caused by dehydration. My last few drinks at the bar are often bottles of water, just to be safe.

[wakka!]

On a completely separate subject, I'm in the midst of possibly my first 24 hour hang-over

I find that no matter how drunk you get, if you drink enough water before you go to sleep, and also as much as you can as soon as you wake up, you really never get a bad hangover (although your stomach might still be really upset depending on what you were drinking). You seriously need to drink like a gallon of water before you pass out though.

[Kit Cloudkicker]

On a completely separate subject, I'm in the midst of possibly my first 24 hour hang-over

I find that no matter how drunk you get, if you drink enough water before you go to sleep, and also as much as you can as soon as you wake up, you really never get a bad hangover (although your stomach might still be really upset depending on what you were drinking). You seriously need to drink like a gallon of water before you pass out though.

Great minds think alike.

[anteater1]

On a completely separate subject, I'm in the midst of possibly my first 24 hour hang-over

...and this is why we should justnkeep this thread alive after we get our scores....TwoTwelveMafia

This thread fucking rocks! Lol, waaaaaay better than those other shitfests

+1

And I normally drink water after a long night of drinking but I blacked out and ended up hitchhiking home. I'm sure it'll make for a good story somewhere down the line but right now I'm just stupid hungover.

[mehereuthere101787]

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[roflmaozedong]

So what is the range of time for release tomorrow? Like how likely would it be for me to wake up to it at around 10 central?

[bernaldiaz]

So what is the range of time for release tomorrow? Like how likely would it be for me to wake up to it at around 10 central?

Rumor is anywhere from 7 am until 6pm or so. Have a fun day refreshing your email!

[RodionRaskolnikov]

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol

How many questions did the RC section u feel you aced have?[/quote]

I believe 27. I can't really remember what the topics were. I think one had to do with Indians and their methods of farming. I think I got every question right. I was so disappointed when I found out that was the experimental.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure the real section had 27 questions..my exp reading sec had 26 so unless both urs had 27 that was the.real one I'm pretty sure...literally just reread the first 10 pgs of this thread to make sure[/quote]

Yea.. the non-exp one had Indian/White farming methods, Bankrupt laws on companies, the debate on how the fossils ended up where they were, and some other one... I better not be banned for this because this is GENERAL and a bunch of ppl already mentioned it before and didn't get any bans. The fossil one was the hardest, followed by bankrupt laws, and the easiest was the indian/white farming where all you had to do was pick the most anti-white/pro-indian answer.

Forgot the 4th one.

[rglifberg]

Yeah the fossil one was definitely the hardest

[wakka!]

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol[/quot[/quote
How many questions did the RC section u feel you aced have?[/quote

I believe 27. I can't really remember what the topics were. I think one had to do with Indians and their methods of farming. I think I got every question right. I was so disappointed when I found out that was the experimental.[/quote

I'm pretty sure the real section had 27 questions..my exp reading sec had 26 so unless both urs had 27 that was the.real one I'm pretty sure...literally just reread the first 10 pgs of this thread to make sure

Yea.. the non-exp one had Indian/White farming methods, Bankrupt laws on companies, the debate on how the fossils ended up where they were, and some other one... I better not be banned for this because this is GENERAL and a bunch of ppl already mentioned it before and didn't get any bans. The fossil one was the hardest, followed by bankrupt laws, and the easiest was the indian/white farming where all you had to do was pick the most anti-white/pro-indian answer.

Forgot the 4th one.

farming, bankruptcy, comparative tax subsidies for art (pro and con), and fossils found in sand.
I only had one RC so those were definitely the topics. And there were 27 questions.

I believe it was given in that order. And I really didn't find any of them to be more than average difficulty. In past practice tests I never seem to completely understand sections that start with "XXXXXX Person, who was of XXXX decent, refined the field of literature/poetry/art/etc by doing x and y whereas others only did x or y,..." or whatever. For some reason I read those and can't focus on them; I just think who the fuck cares at all about this garbage?

[RodionRaskolnikov]

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol[/quot[/quote
How many questions did the RC section u feel you aced have?[/quote

I believe 27. I can't really remember what the topics were. I think one had to do with Indians and their methods of farming. I think I got every question right. I was so disappointed when I found out that was the experimental.[/quote

I'm pretty sure the real section had 27 questions..my exp reading sec had 26 so unless both urs had 27 that was the.real one I'm pretty sure...literally just reread the first 10 pgs of this thread to make sure

Yea.. the non-exp one had Indian/White farming methods, Bankrupt laws on companies, the debate on how the fossils ended up where they were, and some other one... I better not be banned for this because this is GENERAL and a bunch of ppl already mentioned it before and didn't get any bans. The fossil one was the hardest, followed by bankrupt laws, and the easiest was the indian/white farming where all you had to do was pick the most anti-white/pro-indian answer.

Forgot the 4th one.

farming, bankruptcy, comparative tax subsidies for art (pro and con), and fossils found in sand.
I only had one RC so those were definitely the topics. And there were 27 questions.

I believe it was given in that order. And I really didn't find any of them to be more than average difficulty. In past practice tests I never seem to completely understand sections that start with "XXXXXX Person, who was of XXXX decent, refined the field of literature/poetry/art/etc by doing x and y whereas others only did x or y,..." or whatever. For some reason I read those and can't focus on them; I just think who the fuck cares at all about this garbage?

Yea you're right. The tax subsidies were hard though.. that was the compare one and they seemed to agree vaguely (sp?) but then oppose on more specific terms and the questions were killer..

[rglifberg]

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol[/quot[/quote
How many questions did the RC section u feel you aced have?[/quote

I believe 27. I can't really remember what the topics were. I think one had to do with Indians and their methods of farming. I think I got every question right. I was so disappointed when I found out that was the experimental.[/quote

I'm pretty sure the real section had 27 questions..my exp reading sec had 26 so unless both urs had 27 that was the.real one I'm pretty sure...literally just reread the first 10 pgs of this thread to make sure

Yea.. the non-exp one had Indian/White farming methods, Bankrupt laws on companies, the debate on how the fossils ended up where they were, and some other one... I better not be banned for this because this is GENERAL and a bunch of ppl already mentioned it before and didn't get any bans. The fossil one was the hardest, followed by bankrupt laws, and the easiest was the indian/white farming where all you had to do was pick the most anti-white/pro-indian answer.

Forgot the 4th one.

farming, bankruptcy, comparative tax subsidies for art (pro and con), and fossils found in sand.
I only had one RC so those were definitely the topics. And there were 27 questions.

I believe it was given in that order. And I really didn't find any of them to be more than average difficulty. In past practice tests I never seem to completely understand sections that start with "XXXXXX Person, who was of XXXX decent, refined the field of literature/poetry/art/etc by doing x and y whereas others only did x or y,..." or whatever. For some reason I read those and can't focus on them; I just think who the fuck cares at all about this garbage?

Yea you're right. The tax subsidies were hard though.. that was the compare one and they seemed to agree vaguely (sp?) but then oppose on more specific terms and the questions were killer..

i agree

[wakka!]

Fortunately not lol. I had two RC sections, I completely aced the experimental (of course), and I did decently on the actual RC. But yeah, games definitely owned me lol[/quot[/quote
How many questions did the RC section u feel you aced have?[/quote

I believe 27. I can't really remember what the topics were. I think one had to do with Indians and their methods of farming. I think I got every question right. I was so disappointed when I found out that was the experimental.[/quote

I'm pretty sure the real section had 27 questions..my exp reading sec had 26 so unless both urs had 27 that was the.real one I'm pretty sure...literally just reread the first 10 pgs of this thread to make sure

Yea.. the non-exp one had Indian/White farming methods, Bankrupt laws on companies, the debate on how the fossils ended up where they were, and some other one... I better not be banned for this because this is GENERAL and a bunch of ppl already mentioned it before and didn't get any bans. The fossil one was the hardest, followed by bankrupt laws, and the easiest was the indian/white farming where all you had to do was pick the most anti-white/pro-indian answer.


Forgot the 4th one.

farming, bankruptcy, comparative tax subsidies for art (pro and con), and fossils found in sand.
I only had one RC so those were definitely the topics. And there were 27 questions.

I believe it was given in that order. And I really didn't find any of them to be more than average difficulty. In past practice tests I never seem to completely understand sections that start with "XXXXXX Person, who was of XXXX decent, refined the field of literature/poetry/art/etc by doing x and y whereas others only did x or y,..." or whatever. For some reason I read those and can't focus on them; I just think who the fuck cares at all about this garbage?

Yea you're right. The tax subsidies were hard though.. that was the compare one and they seemed to agree vaguely (sp?) but then oppose on more specific terms and the questions were killer..

I don't know why but I find that if the reading topic is something I'm at least somewhat familiar with, it is a lot easier for me. Being an business major I know all about taxes, bankruptcy, subsidies, etc. so for me personally I didn't think it was that hard. When I read something about a topic i have no prior knowledge of or exposure to, I find it difficult to focus on and sometimes I miss the overall point and stuff.

[noleknight16]

On a completely separate subject, I'm in the midst of possibly my first 24 hour hang-over

...and this is why we should justnkeep this thread alive after we get our scores....TwoTwelveMafia

This thread fucking rocks! Lol, waaaaaay better than those other shitfests

+1

And I normally drink water after a long night of drinking but I blacked out and ended up hitchhiking home. I'm sure it'll make for a good story somewhere down the line but right now I'm just stupid hungover.

Drink a lot of water while you drink. Never get hangovers. Ever.