Yea man...Immodium is what's up if you're ever in a "I can't possibly shit right now" situation. Puts a stop to all that nonsense with a quickness.jagerbom79 wrote: I didn't know Immodium clogs you up-- good to know.
Omg, might be the best post I've ever read here on TLS. Lmao. Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely buying. How long does it normally take to start feeling the effects?ponderingmeerkat wrote:Yea man...Immodium is what's up if you're ever in a "I can't possibly shit right now" situation. Puts a stop to all that nonsense with a quickness.jagerbom79 wrote: I didn't know Immodium clogs you up-- good to know.
Learned this back in the day when i was flying jets. My worst nightmare would've been the fire shits at 40K feet while strapped into my ejection seat for a 12-hour, trans pacific. I'd take Immodium preflight and it never let me down. Battle tested man.
It really is. I feel like the amount of times during my LSAT prep that I have replayed in my head the scene where she gets her LSAT score and yells "179!" to all of her sorority sisters is... too many. Also, I wish my LSAT prep could have been a nice montage, rather than 2 months of thinking "I'm totally going to fuck this up somehow."Alexandros wrote:Legally Blonde is truly the cinematic masterpiece of the twenty-first century.
You seem like you're kicking ass, so you'll probs be fine no matter what.SweetTort wrote:So, my study plan is to PT Wednesday and Saturday, then do LG every morning until the LSAT. Thoughts?
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YES! Keeps me going.theothercat wrote:It really is. I feel like the amount of times during my LSAT prep that I have replayed in my head the scene where she gets her LSAT score and yells "179!" to all of her sorority sisters is... too many. Also, I wish my LSAT prep could have been a nice montage, rather than 2 months of thinking "I'm totally going to fuck this up somehow."Alexandros wrote:Legally Blonde is truly the cinematic masterpiece of the twenty-first century.
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Naw, mine is certainly Jack Kelly.Alexandros wrote:YES! Keeps me going.theothercat wrote:It really is. I feel like the amount of times during my LSAT prep that I have replayed in my head the scene where she gets her LSAT score and yells "179!" to all of her sorority sisters is... too many. Also, I wish my LSAT prep could have been a nice montage, rather than 2 months of thinking "I'm totally going to fuck this up somehow."Alexandros wrote:Legally Blonde is truly the cinematic masterpiece of the twenty-first century.
Battle Tested! Thats the reliability of a review that I need.StopLawying wrote:Omg, might be the best post I've ever read here on TLS. Lmao. Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely buying. How long does it normally take to start feeling the effects?ponderingmeerkat wrote:Yea man...Immodium is what's up if you're ever in a "I can't possibly shit right now" situation. Puts a stop to all that nonsense with a quickness.jagerbom79 wrote: I didn't know Immodium clogs you up-- good to know.
Learned this back in the day when i was flying jets. My worst nightmare would've been the fire shits at 40K feet while strapped into my ejection seat for a 12-hour, trans pacific. I'd take Immodium preflight and it never let me down. Battle tested man.
TBH - I avoid anything too strict. Rather, I move on from a question after I've read through it more than twice... generally speaking, I'll get to #20 with ~10-12 minutes remaining if things are moving/clicking, and, typically, I'll be doing the last question and one or two to double check in the last five or so.jagerbom79 wrote:How do you guys gauge your self Time-wise in LR? What are your timed guideposts?
Good question brotha...not sure. The key to success here is not to wait until you're feeling that "pinch". Do you like you do when you go out to the club: go ugly early--pop that sumbitch with your breakfast "Moons over my Hammy" and strut into that testing center with confidence.StopLawying wrote:Omg, might be the best post I've ever read here on TLS. Lmao. Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely buying. How long does it normally take to start feeling the effects?ponderingmeerkat wrote:Yea man...Immodium is what's up if you're ever in a "I can't possibly shit right now" situation. Puts a stop to all that nonsense with a quickness.jagerbom79 wrote: I didn't know Immodium clogs you up-- good to know.
Learned this back in the day when i was flying jets. My worst nightmare would've been the fire shits at 40K feet while strapped into my ejection seat for a 12-hour, trans pacific. I'd take Immodium preflight and it never let me down. Battle tested man.
^ same.34iplaw wrote:TBH - I avoid anything too strict. Rather, I move on from a question after I've read through it more than twice... generally speaking, I'll get to #20 with ~10-12 minutes remaining if things are moving/clicking, and, typically, I'll be doing the last question and one or two to double check in the last five or so.jagerbom79 wrote:How do you guys gauge your self Time-wise in LR? What are your timed guideposts?
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Damn, now you're going to make me watch It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.34iplaw wrote:Naw, mine is certainly Jack Kelly.Alexandros wrote:YES! Keeps me going.theothercat wrote:It really is. I feel like the amount of times during my LSAT prep that I have replayed in my head the scene where she gets her LSAT score and yells "179!" to all of her sorority sisters is... too many. Also, I wish my LSAT prep could have been a nice montage, rather than 2 months of thinking "I'm totally going to fuck this up somehow."Alexandros wrote:Legally Blonde is truly the cinematic masterpiece of the twenty-first century.
(assuming that's the Jack Kelly you're referring to.) Okay, thats what I am doing now. I tend to finish the sections fine without really having to pay attention. Today's PT which im about to grade timing felt great compared to my last PT. Few minutes left over and didnt feel rushed. I rarely have enough time to go back and review multiple questions, but i typically only mark 1 or 2 that I really want to review. Most that I circle to BR are ones that I have gone through completely, but just am not 100% confident on the answer, so even when I go BR if that question is wrong I will still get it wrong.Alexandros wrote:^ same.34iplaw wrote:TBH - I avoid anything too strict. Rather, I move on from a question after I've read through it more than twice... generally speaking, I'll get to #20 with ~10-12 minutes remaining if things are moving/clicking, and, typically, I'll be doing the last question and one or two to double check in the last five or so.jagerbom79 wrote:How do you guys gauge your self Time-wise in LR? What are your timed guideposts?
I used to be very persnickety about being 1 min/question for the first 15-17 qs. Now my strategy is to take the time I need, within reason, and not freak out if I'm going slower than usual.
Yeah - that's the way to go IMO. If you aren't having timing issues generally, chances are you are progressing at the correct pace for you (i.e. maybe the section. I've noticed that when I have looked at my watch I do get a little anxious if I'm under that 60sec/question pace which is a bit asinine. One has to be cognizant of time, but you shouldn't let it dictate your strategy (until maybe the last 60 seconds make your final guess moments).jagerbom79 wrote:Okay, thats what I am doing now. I tend to finish the sections fine without really having to pay attention. Today's PT which im about to grade timing felt great compared to my last PT. Few minutes left over and didnt feel rushed. I rarely have enough time to go back and review multiple questions, but i typically only mark 1 or 2 that I really want to review. Most that I circle to BR are ones that I have gone through completely, but just am not 100% confident on the answer, so even when I go BR if that question is wrong I will still get it wrong.Alexandros wrote:^ same.34iplaw wrote:TBH - I avoid anything too strict. Rather, I move on from a question after I've read through it more than twice... generally speaking, I'll get to #20 with ~10-12 minutes remaining if things are moving/clicking, and, typically, I'll be doing the last question and one or two to double check in the last five or so.jagerbom79 wrote:How do you guys gauge your self Time-wise in LR? What are your timed guideposts?
I used to be very persnickety about being 1 min/question for the first 15-17 qs. Now my strategy is to take the time I need, within reason, and not freak out if I'm going slower than usual.
Damned straight!Alexandros wrote:Damn, now you're going to make me watch It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.34iplaw wrote:Naw, mine is certainly Jack Kelly.Alexandros wrote:YES! Keeps me going.theothercat wrote:It really is. I feel like the amount of times during my LSAT prep that I have replayed in my head the scene where she gets her LSAT score and yells "179!" to all of her sorority sisters is... too many. Also, I wish my LSAT prep could have been a nice montage, rather than 2 months of thinking "I'm totally going to fuck this up somehow."Alexandros wrote:Legally Blonde is truly the cinematic masterpiece of the twenty-first century.
This is going to sound arrogant (sorry about that), but I think it's probably a healthy mindset for this test:jagerbom79 wrote:How do you guys gauge your self Time-wise in LR? What are your timed guideposts?
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my mom, who ran a marathon many years ago, compared the LSAT to training for a marathon. leading up to a race, most training schedules don't let you run at all immediately prior. ALL your body wants to do is run, because that's what you've been doing for months, but it's best if you just relax. your body's telling you to run, but you gotta relax otherwise you'll burn out!Instrumental wrote:Not gonna take a break next week like I considered. PTing tomorrow. I'm eager to take another PT, what's wrong with me? What have you done LSAC?
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Well...Sunday night. Cara thinks I need to take it easy. Don't mind if I do...carasrook wrote:my mom, who ran a marathon many years ago, compared the LSAT to training for a marathon. leading up to a race, most training schedules don't let you run at all immediately prior. ALL your body wants to do is run, because that's what you've been doing for months, but it's best if you just relax. your body's telling you to run, but you gotta relax otherwise you'll burn out!Instrumental wrote:Not gonna take a break next week like I considered. PTing tomorrow. I'm eager to take another PT, what's wrong with me? What have you done LSAC?
meerkat!!! how're your studies progressing this round?ponderingmeerkat wrote:Well...Sunday night. Cara thinks I need to take it easy. Don't mind if I do...carasrook wrote:my mom, who ran a marathon many years ago, compared the LSAT to training for a marathon. leading up to a race, most training schedules don't let you run at all immediately prior. ALL your body wants to do is run, because that's what you've been doing for months, but it's best if you just relax. your body's telling you to run, but you gotta relax otherwise you'll burn out!Instrumental wrote:Not gonna take a break next week like I considered. PTing tomorrow. I'm eager to take another PT, what's wrong with me? What have you done LSAC?
What up dude??carasrook wrote: meerkat!!! how're your studies progressing this round?
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