The LSAT and extinct reptiles/Tangent of the day Forum

[invisiblesun]

Just out of curiosity, does an LSAT exist out of the modern 120-180 scaled LSATs that does NOT have at least one question relating to dinosaurs? Has anyone else noticed the LSAT's strange obsession with dinosaurs?

[vexion]

Just out of curiosity, does an LSAT exist out of the modern 120-180 scaled LSATs that does NOT have at least one question relating to dinosaurs? Has anyone else noticed the LSAT's strange obsession with dinosaurs?

I mean WHAT... is the DEAL... with dinosaurs? Am I right?

[tomwatts]

That's not the only thing the LSAT is obsessed with. Native Americans/Canadians/Canadian Native Americans FTW.

Apparently if you watch enough nature documentaries you can see almost word-for-word where some of the arguments come from.

[Kobe_Teeth]

They're a big fan of bears and women's history particularly in context of the law.

[Ragged]

African American artists FTW.

[FreeGuy]

[invisiblesun]

They're a big fan of bears and women's history particularly in context of the law.

The difference is that women's history (particularly in the context of the law) is obviously law related. Dinosaurs? Not so much...

I have noticed the bears thing...not quite as much as dinosaurs though...

Maybe it's one of the perks of being on the test writing committee- you can do ridiculous things like make a quota for dinosaur questions.

[KibblesAndVick]

I mean WHAT... is the DEAL... with dinosaurs? Am I right?

I don't think it's possible to read that without doing a fake Jerry Seinfeld voice in your head haha

[invisiblesun]

I mean WHAT... is the DEAL... with dinosaurs? Am I right?

I don't think it's possible to read that without doing a fake Jerry Seinfeld voice in your head haha

WHY do they call it OVALTINE?!!!?

[Kilpatrick]

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