For TLSers who get angry when people trivialize their score Forum

[JohnBoy]

You are quite possibly the strangest person I've ever come across on TLS. And that's saying a lot.

Everyone has to have their outlets..in person, I'm extraordinarily average

[JohnBoy]

Just got this pm...

Everyone has to have their outlets, in person I'm extraordinarily average

Please don't kill me John Boy...

yeah..didn't mean to hit pm, accidental

[maxm2764]

Just got this pm...

Everyone has to have their outlets, in person I'm extraordinarily average

Please don't kill me John Boy...

Hahahahahahaha. That's some funny shit.

[JohnBoy]

hah, I even sent it twice...so don't say i didn't warn you

[thecilent]

Just got this pm...

Everyone has to have their outlets, in person I'm extraordinarily average

Please don't kill me John Boy...

Maybe the funniest thing I have ever seen on here

[NU_Jet55]

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[maxm2764]

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Very nice, well played NU.

[thecilent]

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lol So perfect

[NU_Jet55]

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I could go all day...

[romothesavior]

This thread has left the building.

Also, IBTL.

[jayn3]

This thread has left the building.

Also, IBTL.

ditto

[ChicagoRambler89]

I'm tired of hearing about what is possible, or what my score should be, from people who have never seen a LSAT question. They talk about getting a perfect score (or close to it) like it isn't a big deal, "Oh, well you didn't get a perfect score so you obviously didn't try hard." I wish they would go through the ordeal of studying and taking the 4-5 hour exam. It really is a slap in the face when you prepare as much as you can, battle test day nerves and get a good score that just isn't "good enough."

It just goes to show, for me at least, the psychological affects behind the American Dream. If you put enough effort into it, you can become anything you want, obviously! Call me a pessimist, I see it as being a realist.

And whoever wrote Legally Blonde really did us a disfavor. Last minute, a fashion design major decides to follow the boyfriend that dumped her to Harvard Law by swinging a near perfect LSAT score. And yes...people are naive enough to believe what they see in the movies.

Well I'm sure you're not even close to tired of hearing about what your score should be from people who have seen thousands of LSAT questions. With that in mind, allow me to note that Elle Woods, a fictional movie character, did better than you on the LSAT. She's not even a real fucking person and she did better than you. This is America. In America we reward hard work with success. If you didn't want a low LSAT score you should have studied harder.

Not necessarily true anymore.

That's only true for a few people: those who have legitimate opportunities to begin with.