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hahaha, so true...i've come across 3 or 4 RC passages+LR questions (including one on my exp that I swear was IDENTICAL to a question i've seen before) about their dance moves.

calidancer2 wrote:hahaha, so true...i've come across 3 or 4 RC passages+LR questions (including one on my exp that I swear was IDENTICAL to a question i've seen before) about their dance moves.

yea, I actually had a brief moment where I was wondering if I somehow accidently cheated because that passage / questions were almost identical to a PT lol

i like reading about the honeybees

It's all Ruth Millikan's fault

the best part is my experimental section on the Oct test was a passage about Honeybees.... I kind of wish it counted as the real section as I found it fairly similar to all of the other LSAC passages about honeybees

I read this topic title and I knew exactly what you were talking about and laughed outloud. My girlfriend thought I was nuts. It was really awkward to explain what was so funny.

Pretty sure they feel the same way about dinosaurs, global warming, women overcoming social barriers, chlorofluorocarbons, meteors, lawyers/politician fallacies, advertisement fallacies, high blood pressure, computing, and highway accidents.

I also noticed they've been neglecting Native Americans lately.

KevinP wrote:Pretty sure they feel the same way about dinosaurs, global warming, women overcoming social barriers, chlorofluorocarbons, meteors, lawyers/politician fallacies, advertisement fallacies, high blood pressure, computing, and highway accidents.

I also noticed they've been neglecting Native Americans lately.

don't forget asian-american literature...maxine hong kingston, IM LOOKIN AT YOU

KevinP wrote:Pretty sure they feel the same way about dinosaurs, global warming, women overcoming social barriers, chlorofluorocarbons, meteors, lawyers/politician fallacies, advertisement fallacies, high blood pressure, computing, and highway accidents.

I also noticed they've been neglecting Native Americans lately.

BLANKET WEAVING, amirite?

calidancer2 wrote:

KevinP wrote:Pretty sure they feel the same way about dinosaurs, global warming, women overcoming social barriers, chlorofluorocarbons, meteors, lawyers/politician fallacies, advertisement fallacies, high blood pressure, computing, and highway accidents.

I also noticed they've been neglecting Native Americans lately.

don't forget asian-american literature...maxine hong kingston, IM LOOKIN AT YOU

Talk story? grrr...

Seriously!

funny thing is i remember the same type of passage when i took my SATs back around '05 '06, most damn boring passage during the SATs, and the LSATs werent any different

What you got against honeybees and their sexy food location dance?

houng89 wrote:funny thing is i remember the same type of passage when i took my SATs back around '05 '06, most damn boring passage during the SATs, and the LSATs werent any different

You remember ANYTHING about the SATs?

Lol, the LSAT is a blur for me and I took it in in October