-11 Curve, September 2017 Waiter's Thread Forum

[ugatvandy]

when u spend all day doing politics and then tls is also doing politics.

and of all things, having an argument over whether bernie sanders, obviously not a communist, is a communist

here's a good way to see whether or not bernie sanders is a communist

look at literally any-- any-- of his 2016 proposals. not only are they not communist proposals, they're barely democratic socialist proposals. if you think he's a communist, you either don't understand his views, don't understand communism, or aren't operating in good faith. next!

Like I said, he toned it down when he ran as a Democrat.

Trump gets dragged (and rightly so) for pandering to white nationalists and Nazis, but Bernie spends his life carrying water for an ideology responsible for 100 million dead in the 20th century and people feel the need to run interference for him.

Just because something is the same in name does not mean it's the same in ideology or execution, theoretical or otherwise. Yes, Bernie identifies as a socialist, but it's in no way similar to the socialism of Castro and others of that nature.

Douchedick Drumpf on the other hand has views and comments that line up PERFECTLY with an ideology that has oppressed and murdered specific groups of people for hundreds of years, and there's no room for interpretation there. Socialism can be seen as many things by many people, but it's pretty fucking hard to spin white supremacy as anything other than white people who think they're better than other people just because they're white.

Let's not compare a racist rapist to a well-intentioned man.

Ah, at least he's well-intentioned. Never mind the hundred million corpses.

Lmao byeeeeeeeeeee

[AvatarMeelo]

Nathan Fox also had a really enjoyable podcast about the LSAT (The Thinking LSAT Podcast). And the book costs so much because the questions are real LSAT questions, and lsat charges like 5 cents per question if you use it in a publication or whatever, and then they have to be able to pay for the cost of paper and production as well as make a profit. It's actually pretty reasonable in my opinion.

Ofc! But if there’s someone here that’s done with it and doesn’t need it, it would be one TLSer helping another. I’ll definitley grab it from Amazon if this doesn’t work out

[littlewing67]

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[GnarMarBinx]

Is there anyone on here who works out a lot/has a routine?

I have been working out consistently 5-7 days a week for 6-7 years, and have been counting my macronutrients to help myself gain/lose weight for about 2 years. The gym is my happy place and I almost competed in a physique competition at one point. If you or anyone else on here has any questions, shoot me a PM, cause I've always been super passionate about fitness and love helping people out with it!

[chewinggum]

Is there anyone on here who works out a lot/has a routine?

I have been working out consistently 5-7 days a week for 6-7 years, and have been counting my macronutrients to help myself gain/lose weight for about 2 years. The gym is my happy place and I almost competed in a physique competition at one point. If you or anyone else on here has any questions, shoot me a PM, cause I've always been super passionate about fitness and love helping people out with it!

I'll PM you! Thanks!

[jjdude14]

Despite all the encouragement not to, my gym/weight loss routine got haulted in the last 3 weeks before the LSAT and I haven't really felt up to getting back in it since. Anybody have any tips to get back on the horse (or treadmill ig)?

[littlewing67]

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[twiix]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Location
2. Atmosphere/School Mentality
3. Joint degree programs
4. See 1&2

[Barry grandpapy]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Scholarship
2. Employment numbers

Idgaf about anything else to be honest

[Rupert Pupkin]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Location
2. Atmosphere/School Mentality
3. Joint degree programs
4. See 1&2

This and Alumni base/networking & Job Placement

[twiix]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Location
2. Atmosphere/School Mentality
3. Joint degree programs
4. See 1&2

This and Alumni base/networking & Job Placement

Alumni base is something I should have put as number 4 instead of repeating. I feel like job placement is a given, and so is scholarship.. so I didn't include those two items. Especially since scholarship can work inversely to me wanting to attend a given school if I didn't get any

[Rupert Pupkin]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Location
2. Atmosphere/School Mentality
3. Joint degree programs
4. See 1&2

This and Alumni base/networking & Job Placement

Alumni base is something I should have put as number 4 instead of repeating. I feel like job placement is a given, and so is scholarship.. so I didn't include those two items. Especially since scholarship can work inversely to me wanting to attend a given school if I didn't get any

yeah I agree. Ill weigh scholarship but its not my top goal. For example, I wouldnt opt out of a t6 for a lower t14 scholarship. Typically my reasoning though for that also is tied to my other preferences like location i.e I rather be in the NE (mainly NY) and this comes with an atmosphere preference, great alumni base and great job placement. So yeah, they all go hand in hand for me, but basically Im not just going to go to the school with the best scholarship, unless of course, it works in my favor

[wmbuff]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Location
2. Atmosphere/School Mentality
3. Joint degree programs
4. See 1&2

This and Alumni base/networking & Job Placement

Alumni base is something I should have put as number 4 instead of repeating. I feel like job placement is a given, and so is scholarship.. so I didn't include those two items. Especially since scholarship can work inversely to me wanting to attend a given school if I didn't get any

Job placement and scholarship are my 2 and 3. Location is 1, because my wife isn't relocating, and I want to try to preserve the marriage through this.

[Cmoney $$]

Nathan Fox also had a really enjoyable podcast about the LSAT (The Thinking LSAT Podcast). And the book costs so much because the questions are real LSAT questions, and lsat charges like 5 cents per question if you use it in a publication or whatever, and then they have to be able to pay for the cost of paper and production as well as make a profit. It's actually pretty reasonable in my opinion.

Ofc! But if there’s someone here that’s done with it and doesn’t need it, it would be one TLSer helping another. I’ll definitley grab it from Amazon if this doesn’t work out

I have a copy that I only wrote in with pencil... I could have my son erase the marks. I'm done with it and found it to be very helpful.

[twiix]

Nathan Fox also had a really enjoyable podcast about the LSAT (The Thinking LSAT Podcast). And the book costs so much because the questions are real LSAT questions, and lsat charges like 5 cents per question if you use it in a publication or whatever, and then they have to be able to pay for the cost of paper and production as well as make a profit. It's actually pretty reasonable in my opinion.

Ofc! But if there’s someone here that’s done with it and doesn’t need it, it would be one TLSer helping another. I’ll definitley grab it from Amazon if this doesn’t work out

I have a copy that I only wrote in with pencil... I could have my son erase the marks. I'm done with it and found it to be very helpful.

I call backup if clueless backs out!

[OldSpeedoGuy]

Ideas for next poll?

[wmbuff]

Ideas for next poll?

What score are you hoping for?
What score will make you retake/panic/cry?

[abujabal]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

My criteria is pretty much:

1.) How much can you help me get a PI job in Seattle?
2.) Will you let me in?
3.) Will you give me some cashmoney?
4.) Can I afford you + still be able to buy a house one day?

[Barry grandpapy]

Ideas for next poll?

What score are you hoping for?
What score will make you retake/panic/cry?

I was hoping to do "what score do you think you got" as the poll before "what did you get"?

[GnarMarBinx]

Nathan Fox also had a really enjoyable podcast about the LSAT (The Thinking LSAT Podcast). And the book costs so much because the questions are real LSAT questions, and lsat charges like 5 cents per question if you use it in a publication or whatever, and then they have to be able to pay for the cost of paper and production as well as make a profit. It's actually pretty reasonable in my opinion.

Ofc! But if there’s someone here that’s done with it and doesn’t need it, it would be one TLSer helping another. I’ll definitley grab it from Amazon if this doesn’t work out

I have a copy that I only wrote in with pencil... I could have my son erase the marks. I'm done with it and found it to be very helpful.

I call backup if clueless backs out!

I already bought it, but how helpful did you find it? Also, how long does it take to get through compared to, say, the Powerscore LG bible or the LSAT trainer? Just asking because I will be going through it while simultaneously doing a course.

[OldSpeedoGuy]

Ideas for next poll?

What score are you hoping for?
What score will make you retake/panic/cry?

I was hoping to do "what score do you think you got" as the poll before "what did you get"?

We could always do more shitposting.

Most tolerable / least awful person in the Trump administration?

[creed]

I'm curious to know for people who have a top choice or dream school, what is it about that school that stands out for you? Location? Particular classes?

1. Scholarship
2. Employment numbers

Idgaf about anything else to be honest

[Barry grandpapy]

Most tolerable / least awful person in the Trump administration?

No thanks. That's pretty condescending.

[OldSpeedoGuy]

Most tolerable / least awful person in the Trump administration?

No thanks. That's pretty condescending.

Hence "shitposting."

What about favorite amendment? Favorite time period? Favorite place to vacation? What is/was your major(s)? How long did you study for the LSAT? Favorite hobbies?

[april_ludgate]

Most tolerable / least awful person in the Trump administration?

No thanks. That's pretty condescending.

Hence "shitposting."

What about favorite amendment? Favorite time period? Favorite place to vacation? What is/was your major(s)? How long did you study for the LSAT? Favorite hobbies?

We could do more demographics, I've been wondering how old everyone is for one