Well then...you better get on with posting this information and put your TLS reputation where your posts areLSChick22 wrote: Well, I guess your book sucks then. Like I said in the other thread, I'll be posting information soon that will permanently end this debate. And trust me, it will not be a happy ending for Mr. Hall.
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LSChick22 wrote:a happy ending for Mr. Hall.
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Bildungsroman wrote:LSChick22 wrote:a happy ending for Mr. Hall.
Looks like Dave might be getting an internet BJ from you know who.
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I'll be posting the info at 8pm sharp. You have my word on that.thederangedwang wrote:Well then...you better get on with posting this information and put your TLS reputation where your posts areLSChick22 wrote: Well, I guess your book sucks then. Like I said in the other thread, I'll be posting information soon that will permanently end this debate. And trust me, it will not be a happy ending for Mr. Hall.
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LSChick22 wrote:I'll be posting the info at 8pm sharp. You have my word on that.thederangedwang wrote:Well then...you better get on with posting this information and put your TLS reputation where your posts areLSChick22 wrote: Well, I guess your book sucks then. Like I said in the other thread, I'll be posting information soon that will permanently end this debate. And trust me, it will not be a happy ending for Mr. Hall.
It better have your name on it or else I won't believe it.
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Wait, what time zone? It's past 8 on the east coast I believe.Geetar Man wrote:LSChick22 wrote:I'll be posting the info at 8pm sharp. You have my word on that.thederangedwang wrote:Well then...you better get on with posting this information and put your TLS reputation where your posts areLSChick22 wrote: Well, I guess your book sucks then. Like I said in the other thread, I'll be posting information soon that will permanently end this debate. And trust me, it will not be a happy ending for Mr. Hall.
It better have your name on it or else I won't believe it.
The ambiguity and nonsense in your posts is killing me!
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8pm west coast time.Geetar Man wrote:Wait, what time zone? It's past 8 on the east coast I believe.
The ambiguity and nonsense in your posts is killing me!
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You have 51 minutes.LSChick22 wrote:8pm west coast time.Geetar Man wrote:Wait, what time zone? It's past 8 on the east coast I believe.
The ambiguity and nonsense in your posts is killing me!
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What on earth is the matter with you?Geetar Man wrote:You have 51 minutes.LSChick22 wrote:8pm west coast time.Geetar Man wrote:Wait, what time zone? It's past 8 on the east coast I believe.
The ambiguity and nonsense in your posts is killing me!
You fall for Dave Hall's BS, you can't tell the difference between 1% and .1%, and now you're confusing pacific time with mountain time??
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He got three perfect scores. What the hell does it matter that he got a 179 or (oh the horror!) a 177? Or in what order they came? The fact of it is, the man knows his shit and he's using his skills to educate others.
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LSChick22 wrote:What on earth is the matter with you?Geetar Man wrote:You have 51 minutes.LSChick22 wrote:8pm west coast time.Geetar Man wrote:Wait, what time zone? It's past 8 on the east coast I believe.
The ambiguity and nonsense in your posts is killing me!
You fall for Dave Hall's BS, you can't tell the difference between 1% and .1%, and now you're confusing pacific time with mountain time??
is ambiguous. I'd consider mtn time zone to be apart of the "west coast", so fuck yourself.LSChick22 wrote: 8pm west coast time.
Who said I fell for his BS? I take any advice on the webz with a grain of salt, but Dave's advice has been really really helpful
And I can tell the difference. 1% is one percent and go fuck yourself once more.
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Why do you believe he got three perfect scores? Are you sure his claims were made in good faith?InGoodFaith wrote:He got three perfect scores. What the hell does it matter that he got a 179 or (oh the horror!) a 177? Or in what order they came? The fact of it is, the man knows his shit and he's using his skills to educate others.
I say this because I'm about to prove otherwise.
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And just when I thought this thread couldn't get any weirder.Geetar Man wrote:
West coast time is ambiguous. I'd consider mtn time zone the "west coast".
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Tiago Splitter wrote:And just when I thought this thread couldn't get any weirder.Geetar Man wrote:
West coast time is ambiguous. I'd consider mtn time zone the "west coast".
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Sorry, I meant that mtn time is on the west coast, rather than the east. So west coast was ambiguous in that sense.
I just need to see what this person is trying to prove or whatever.
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I see what you did there. As Dave posted his proof on page 2, I now await yours.LSChick22 wrote:Why do you believe he got three perfect scores? Are you sure his claims were made in good faith?InGoodFaith wrote:He got three perfect scores. What the hell does it matter that he got a 179 or (oh the horror!) a 177? Or in what order they came? The fact of it is, the man knows his shit and he's using his skills to educate others.
I say this because I'm about to prove otherwise.
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CST is clearly not the west coast. In the US states in CST are landlocked. States (some at least) in PST are on the water, hence the term "coast".Geetar Man wrote:
is ambiguous. I'd consider mtn time zone to be apart of the "west coast", so fuck yourself.LSChick22 wrote: 8pm west coast time.
Who said I fell for his BS? I take any advice on the webz with a grain of salt, but Dave's advice has been really really helpful
And I can tell the difference. 1% is one percent and go fuck yourself once more.
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You drank the kool-aid, geetar man. There's no going back now.Geetar Man wrote:Soba306 wrote:
Thanks, Tom. You've established an excellent precedent.
Now let's see if Dave Hall follows suit.
I don't really think Dave needs to give proof of anything else. If you guys don't want to believe it, then don't. He's already given a screen shot of his scores and you're still asking for more.
I know I sure believe it and from reading his thread, it's given me enough proof that he knows the test quite well. The only time I would ask for proof with his name, etc... is if I were going to enroll in his class. Otherwise, it just doesn't really seem like it should matter to you guys this much.
There are stats out there, that can suffice in answering the OP's question. Getting into a debate about whether Dave is telling the truth or not is irrelevant to the OP.
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Seems suspicious that a couple of new accounts popped up recently just to attack Dave Hall in this thread. Shills from rival test prep companies, or is there another explanation?
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So...just curious.tomwatts wrote:"Speaking the truth as I know it to be" is pretty good code for "making up bad stuff about people and pretending that it's true without any evidence." TPR doesn't lie about instructor scores. If we did, we'd be subject to a massive lawsuit about it, not from students but from Kaplan (who pretty much combs over all of our ads for anything that they don't like and sues us on the spot if they think we're being misleading; it doesn't happen often, but it's happened a couple of times in a couple of decades). TPR is also not on the verge of collapse. The test prep part of the business has done well lately.
I also teach for TPR. I also scored a 180. I'll produce whatever proof you want, though I'm not immediately seeing how to attach things to posts, so I'm not sure how.
Dave said his company isn't part of TPR. But you said "TPR doesn't lie about instructor scores" which seems to imply that Dave IS part of TPR (or is representing TPR when he says his scores). Care to clarify?
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Nikrall wrote:CST is clearly not the west coast. In the US states in CST are landlocked. States (some at least) in PST are on the water, hence the term "coast".Geetar Man wrote:
is ambiguous. I'd consider mtn time zone to be apart of the "west coast", so fuck yourself.LSChick22 wrote: 8pm west coast time.
Who said I fell for his BS? I take any advice on the webz with a grain of salt, but Dave's advice has been really really helpful
And I can tell the difference. 1% is one percent and go fuck yourself once more.
Nevada isnt...
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Bildungsroman wrote:Seems suspicious that a couple of new accounts popped up recently just to attack Dave Hall in this thread. Shills from rival test prep companies, or is there another explanation?
I was thinking the same thing earlier.
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LSChick22 wrote:You drank the kool-aid, geetar man. There's no going back now.Geetar Man wrote:Soba306 wrote:
Thanks, Tom. You've established an excellent precedent.
Now let's see if Dave Hall follows suit.
I don't really think Dave needs to give proof of anything else. If you guys don't want to believe it, then don't. He's already given a screen shot of his scores and you're still asking for more.
I know I sure believe it and from reading his thread, it's given me enough proof that he knows the test quite well. The only time I would ask for proof with his name, etc... is if I were going to enroll in his class. Otherwise, it just doesn't really seem like it should matter to you guys this much.
There are stats out there, that can suffice in answering the OP's question. Getting into a debate about whether Dave is telling the truth or not is irrelevant to the OP.
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Damn. Who's making the next batch? Dave's kool-aid tastes great. But really, even if he scored 120 (albeit less credible), I would still listen to the advice I FOUND helpful. Shit's subjective yo for the most part.
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Are you aware of what the term "some" means?Geetar Man wrote:Nikrall wrote:CST is clearly not the west coast. In the US states in CST are landlocked. States (some at least) in PST are on the water, hence the term "coast".Geetar Man wrote:
is ambiguous. I'd consider mtn time zone to be apart of the "west coast", so fuck yourself.LSChick22 wrote: 8pm west coast time.
Who said I fell for his BS? I take any advice on the webz with a grain of salt, but Dave's advice has been really really helpful
And I can tell the difference. 1% is one percent and go fuck yourself once more.
Nevada isnt...
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Yes, Im sorry. I'm not trying to argue. You're right. I was just trying to fuck with you.Nikrall wrote:
Are you aware of what the term "some" means?
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At the risk of getting sucked into this craziness...My 2 cents on the blog.
Until your evidence that Dave did not receive 3 180's (whether consecutive or not), I'll presume that Dave did score 3 180's, although not consecutively.
The only place in the blog that implies that Dave may have scored 3 straight 180's is in the title. It is entirely possible the title was created after the interview and Dave didn't know about it. Even if he did know of the title beforehand, it does not say that Dave got 3 consecutive 180s, merely that the blog has something to do with "How to get 3 straight 180's." This may be misleading, but I would think more so on the grounds that the content of the interview itself isn't enough to illuminate a path to getting a 180 than the fact that it may imply that Dave himself got 3 consecutive 180's.
During the interview, the specific question he was asked (if the blog is to be taken at face value, which could perhaps be a mistake considering the title) is, "(Having) scored a 180 on three separate occasions, what would you say are the keys to consistency scoring high on the actual examination?" This says nothing about consecutive 180's, merely that a 180 was scored on 3 separate occasions. So Dave had no reason to correct the author here.
It seems to me like he has done nothing wrong, except try to help people that are having problems with their LSAT's (DAMN HIM!). If they like what he says, perhaps they look a little further and find he owns a test prep company. That sneaky bastard. Why doesn't he advertise like a normal person, spending shit loads of money???? I've heard a saying about this somewhere...something about time...and money...but I can't quite remember. Oh well. Happy hunting (I bet Dave floats. I'd burn him.)
Until your evidence that Dave did not receive 3 180's (whether consecutive or not), I'll presume that Dave did score 3 180's, although not consecutively.
The only place in the blog that implies that Dave may have scored 3 straight 180's is in the title. It is entirely possible the title was created after the interview and Dave didn't know about it. Even if he did know of the title beforehand, it does not say that Dave got 3 consecutive 180s, merely that the blog has something to do with "How to get 3 straight 180's." This may be misleading, but I would think more so on the grounds that the content of the interview itself isn't enough to illuminate a path to getting a 180 than the fact that it may imply that Dave himself got 3 consecutive 180's.
During the interview, the specific question he was asked (if the blog is to be taken at face value, which could perhaps be a mistake considering the title) is, "(Having) scored a 180 on three separate occasions, what would you say are the keys to consistency scoring high on the actual examination?" This says nothing about consecutive 180's, merely that a 180 was scored on 3 separate occasions. So Dave had no reason to correct the author here.
It seems to me like he has done nothing wrong, except try to help people that are having problems with their LSAT's (DAMN HIM!). If they like what he says, perhaps they look a little further and find he owns a test prep company. That sneaky bastard. Why doesn't he advertise like a normal person, spending shit loads of money???? I've heard a saying about this somewhere...something about time...and money...but I can't quite remember. Oh well. Happy hunting (I bet Dave floats. I'd burn him.)
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