This is fantastic. Except for the New Jersey diss.PopTorts13 wrote:Giants, the idiot that somehow manages to perform better on tests than you. He also happens to do a funny cha-cha, appear in Subway commercials and be the lesser in a family of historically respected QBs. He really loves it when other teams beat them selves, as that is how he traditionally performs well. Not to mention he is confused about whether he is from New Jersey or New York, so he tells all of his friends he is from New York because no one respects Jersey. Now all the people from NY (Jets Fans) hate him.
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Sweetness!woodscommaL wrote:UCLA: You offering a fee waiver and then waitlisting me reminds me a lot of a girl I was friends with in high school. She led one of our friends on for months and encouraged him to ask her to prom, but when he finally did ask her in a creative and extravagant way her response was: Maybe. I'm going to wait and see who else asks me. UCLA, that girl was a bitch, and so are you.
UW Madison: Your waitlist offer didn't even faze me, I've been out of fucks to give for so long that they're on a 6 month backorder. Besides, I could never live in the same state as the Packers.
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Packers Fans - The guy who posts six threads in four different TLS forums complaining about the injustice of the LSAT. He mentions his exemplary GPA and all the nice things his professors have ever said about him, and then pivots to his 99th-percentile practice exams. By the time he starts vaguely hinting that he might sue LSAC, you realize that this guy - like a state with nothing but cows and cheese - takes up a lot of space but has nothing inside. Thankfully, his family has a long history in the legal profession, so his daddy will no doubt hook him up with a job in complex dairy litigation.PopTorts13 wrote:Packers, the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you and is more respected, thus all of their traditions: Superbowl trophy being named after their coach, cheeseheads, lambeau leap, frozen tundra, and 15 Championships. Also, he is not afraid of who he is and tells everyone exactly where he is from, a small town in north eastern Wisconsin, Greenbay. He turned a small town into a big deal. More people seem to respect him for establishing a city that other wise would be no more than small-midwestern town.
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Pretty ELIte postdanielhay11 wrote:Packers Fans - The guy who posts six threads in four different TLS forums complaining about the injustice of the LSAT. He mentions his exemplary GPA and all the nice things his professors have ever said about him, and then pivots to his 99th-percentile practice exams. By the time he starts vaguely hinting that he might sue LSAC, you realize that this guy - like a state with nothing but cows and cheese - takes up a lot of space but has nothing inside. Thankfully, his family has a long history in the legal profession, so his daddy will no doubt hook him up with a job in complex dairy litigation.PopTorts13 wrote:Packers, the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you and is more respected, thus all of their traditions: Superbowl trophy being named after their coach, cheeseheads, lambeau leap, frozen tundra, and 15 Championships. Also, he is not afraid of who he is and tells everyone exactly where he is from, a small town in north eastern Wisconsin, Greenbay. He turned a small town into a big deal. More people seem to respect him for establishing a city that other wise would be no more than small-midwestern town.
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I have nothing against Jersey, so no hard feelings if you are from their, but it seems like the Giants use New York as a selling point; I much rather see them be the New Jersey Giants... sounds better and NY has far too many teams.lameslice57 wrote:Pretty ELIte postdanielhay11 wrote:Packers Fans - The guy who posts six threads in four different TLS forums complaining about the injustice of the LSAT. He mentions his exemplary GPA and all the nice things his professors have ever said about him, and then pivots to his 99th-percentile practice exams. By the time he starts vaguely hinting that he might sue LSAC, you realize that this guy - like a state with nothing but cows and cheese - takes up a lot of space but has nothing inside. Thankfully, his family has a long history in the legal profession, so his daddy will no doubt hook him up with a job in complex dairy litigation.PopTorts13 wrote:Packers, the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you and is more respected, thus all of their traditions: Superbowl trophy being named after their coach, cheeseheads, lambeau leap, frozen tundra, and 15 Championships. Also, he is not afraid of who he is and tells everyone exactly where he is from, a small town in north eastern Wisconsin, Greenbay. He turned a small town into a big deal. More people seem to respect him for establishing a city that other wise would be no more than small-midwestern town.
Giants Fans - The guy who just rolls his eyes and post an appropriate gif
No gif can deny the facts I presented in contrast to the fanciful/ignorant bash on Greenbay fans you stated, not to mention that there are more Packers fans around the nation than just Wisconsin. Great the Giants won the most recent Super Bowl, still a weaker franchise than the Packers, cows and all.
Besides, I contrasted the teams as metaphorical men, did not comment on their fans. Wait, is this the point where I let the punted ball hit my knee or I fumble so that your points actually have substance and validity. I'm a Packers fan, scored 174 on my LSAT and was a double major, 4.0 GPA. Also hold a graduate degree, none of my family has ever attended college, and I grew up in Milwaukee where there are no cows, much like half of the state. The gif is cute and good for the Giants but in terms of top franchises the Giants have a ways to go.
Proof is in the pudding:
http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/footbal ... atest.html
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TL;DRPopTorts13 wrote:I have nothing against Jersey, so no hard feelings if you are from their, but it seems like the Giants use New York as a selling point; I much rather see them be the New Jersey Giants... sounds better and NY has far too many teams.lameslice57 wrote:Pretty ELIte postdanielhay11 wrote:Packers Fans - The guy who posts six threads in four different TLS forums complaining about the injustice of the LSAT. He mentions his exemplary GPA and all the nice things his professors have ever said about him, and then pivots to his 99th-percentile practice exams. By the time he starts vaguely hinting that he might sue LSAC, you realize that this guy - like a state with nothing but cows and cheese - takes up a lot of space but has nothing inside. Thankfully, his family has a long history in the legal profession, so his daddy will no doubt hook him up with a job in complex dairy litigation.PopTorts13 wrote:Packers, the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you and is more respected, thus all of their traditions: Superbowl trophy being named after their coach, cheeseheads, lambeau leap, frozen tundra, and 15 Championships. Also, he is not afraid of who he is and tells everyone exactly where he is from, a small town in north eastern Wisconsin, Greenbay. He turned a small town into a big deal. More people seem to respect him for establishing a city that other wise would be no more than small-midwestern town.
Giants Fans - The guy who just rolls his eyes and post an appropriate gif
No gif can deny the facts I presented in contrast to the fanciful/ignorant bash on Greenbay fans you stated, not to mention that there are more Packers fans around the nation than just Wisconsin. Great the Giants won the most recent Super Bowl, still a weaker franchise than the Packers, cows and all.
Besides, I contrasted the teams as metaphorical men, did not comment on their fans. Wait, is this the point where I let the punted ball hit my knee or I fumble so that your points actually have substance and validity. I'm a Packers fan, scored 174 on my LSAT and was a double major, 4.0 GPA. Also hold a graduate degree, none of my family has ever attended college, and I grew up in Milwaukee where there are no cows, much like half of the state. The gif is cute and good for the Giants but in terms of top franchises the Giants have a ways to go.
Proof is in the pudding:
http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/footbal ... atest.html
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That's the best gif in the history of ever. That is all.danielhay11 wrote:Packers Fans - The guy who posts six threads in four different TLS forums complaining about the injustice of the LSAT. He mentions his exemplary GPA and all the nice things his professors have ever said about him, and then pivots to his 99th-percentile practice exams. By the time he starts vaguely hinting that he might sue LSAC, you realize that this guy - like a state with nothing but cows and cheese - takes up a lot of space but has nothing inside. Thankfully, his family has a long history in the legal profession, so his daddy will no doubt hook him up with a job in complex dairy litigation.PopTorts13 wrote:Packers, the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you and is more respected, thus all of their traditions: Superbowl trophy being named after their coach, cheeseheads, lambeau leap, frozen tundra, and 15 Championships. Also, he is not afraid of who he is and tells everyone exactly where he is from, a small town in north eastern Wisconsin, Greenbay. He turned a small town into a big deal. More people seem to respect him for establishing a city that other wise would be no more than small-midwestern town.
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LOL. Look, dude, if you can't see that my analogy was to your argument ("the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you") and not to your (very strong) law school credentials, I can't help you. No need to get so defensive - I assure you that you're the specialest of special snowflakes.PopTorts13 wrote:I have nothing against Jersey, so no hard feelings if you are from their, but it seems like the Giants use New York as a selling point; I much rather see them be the New Jersey Giants... sounds better and NY has far too many teams.lameslice57 wrote:Pretty ELIte postdanielhay11 wrote:Packers Fans - The guy who posts six threads in four different TLS forums complaining about the injustice of the LSAT. He mentions his exemplary GPA and all the nice things his professors have ever said about him, and then pivots to his 99th-percentile practice exams. By the time he starts vaguely hinting that he might sue LSAC, you realize that this guy - like a state with nothing but cows and cheese - takes up a lot of space but has nothing inside. Thankfully, his family has a long history in the legal profession, so his daddy will no doubt hook him up with a job in complex dairy litigation.PopTorts13 wrote:Packers, the genius that often struggles on big tests, but historically wins more than you and is more respected, thus all of their traditions: Superbowl trophy being named after their coach, cheeseheads, lambeau leap, frozen tundra, and 15 Championships. Also, he is not afraid of who he is and tells everyone exactly where he is from, a small town in north eastern Wisconsin, Greenbay. He turned a small town into a big deal. More people seem to respect him for establishing a city that other wise would be no more than small-midwestern town.
Giants Fans - The guy who just rolls his eyes and post an appropriate gif
No gif can deny the facts I presented in contrast to the fanciful/ignorant bash on Greenbay fans you stated, not to mention that there are more Packers fans around the nation than just Wisconsin. Great the Giants won the most recent Super Bowl, still a weaker franchise than the Packers, cows and all.
Besides, I contrasted the teams as metaphorical men, did not comment on their fans. Wait, is this the point where I let the punted ball hit my knee or I fumble so that your points actually have substance and validity. I'm a Packers fan, scored 174 on my LSAT and was a double major, 4.0 GPA. Also hold a graduate degree, none of my family has ever attended college, and I grew up in Milwaukee where there are no cows, much like half of the state. The gif is cute and good for the Giants but in terms of top franchises the Giants have a ways to go.
Proof is in the pudding:
http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/footbal ... atest.html
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This is so incredibly lawtistic.PopTorts13 wrote:I'm a Packers fan, scored 174 on my LSAT and was a double major, 4.0 GPA. Also hold a graduate degree, none of my family has ever attended college, and I grew up in Milwaukee where there are no cows, much like half of the state.
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End this nonsense, go to the lounge to argue about football fans. This is the ding bar.
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sach1282 wrote:End this nonsense, go to the lounge to argue about football fans. This is the ding bar.
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Tangents can be fun!! But yeah... should probably get back on track.sach1282 wrote:End this nonsense, go to the lounge to argue about football fans. This is the ding bar.
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I come here to watch other people be miserable.vpintz wrote:sach1282 wrote:End this nonsense, go to the lounge to argue about football fans. This is the ding bar.
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SmbdyBringMeSomeHam wrote:
I wasn't worked up, but like most people who are told to "calm themselves", I am now (a tad). I don't really care for the fetishizing of female homosexuality. I find it demeaning.
Fetishizing and finding attractive are not the same thing.
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+1chrisbru wrote:SmbdyBringMeSomeHam wrote:
I wasn't worked up, but like most people who are told to "calm themselves", I am now (a tad). I don't really care for the fetishizing of female homosexuality. I find it demeaning.
Fetishizing and finding attractive are not the same thing.
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Yeah, just ask Marx...chrisbru wrote:SmbdyBringMeSomeHam wrote:
I wasn't worked up, but like most people who are told to "calm themselves", I am now (a tad). I don't really care for the fetishizing of female homosexuality. I find it demeaning.
Fetishizing and finding attractive are not the same thing.
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'heh'.Parmenides wrote:Yeah, just ask Marx...chrisbru wrote:SmbdyBringMeSomeHam wrote:
I wasn't worked up, but like most people who are told to "calm themselves", I am now (a tad). I don't really care for the fetishizing of female homosexuality. I find it demeaning.
Fetishizing and finding attractive are not the same thing.
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Dear GeorgeTTTown (waitlist),
You should have just fucking dinged me.
Your waitlist email said,
"You should be aware, however, that we do maintain a separate category of applicants who have been placed on the Preferred Waiting List and who will be given priority consideration if spaces become available in the first year class. For this reason, it is advisable that Waiting List candidates make deposits and fulfill the requirements to secure a place at another law school."
What the fuck is this shit? Why would you even have a waitlist you are CERTAIN YOU AREN'T GOING TO USE.
Also, the "great little chinese food place I know about" where your "distinguished atlanta alumni" suggested we go for the interview THREE MONTHS AGO was SHIT... inedible. Withdrawing QUICKLY.
You should have just fucking dinged me.
Your waitlist email said,
"You should be aware, however, that we do maintain a separate category of applicants who have been placed on the Preferred Waiting List and who will be given priority consideration if spaces become available in the first year class. For this reason, it is advisable that Waiting List candidates make deposits and fulfill the requirements to secure a place at another law school."
What the fuck is this shit? Why would you even have a waitlist you are CERTAIN YOU AREN'T GOING TO USE.
Also, the "great little chinese food place I know about" where your "distinguished atlanta alumni" suggested we go for the interview THREE MONTHS AGO was SHIT... inedible. Withdrawing QUICKLY.
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Dear USC I'm from ny and biggie owns PAC thank you fuck you
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Falcon punched.T00L wrote:Dear GeorgeTTTown (waitlist),
You should have just fucking dinged me.
Your waitlist email said,
"You should be aware, however, that we do maintain a separate category of applicants who have been placed on the Preferred Waiting List and who will be given priority consideration if spaces become available in the first year class. For this reason, it is advisable that Waiting List candidates make deposits and fulfill the requirements to secure a place at another law school."
What the fuck is this shit? Why would you even have a waitlist you are CERTAIN YOU AREN'T GOING TO USE.
Also, the "great little chinese food place I know about" where your "distinguished atlanta alumni" suggested we go for the interview THREE MONTHS AGO was SHIT... inedible. Withdrawing QUICKLY.
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Chicago, your wait list is immaterial to me.
I know you'd like to see me grovel, send in a LOCI, call every couple of days, and then there might be a slight, slight chance of success.
But you're not worth it. I'm already in at Columbia and got a JS1 from Harvard, who despite what Bryan Leiter says, you do not hold a candlestick to. I do not respond well to relationships built on manipulation and control. I'll be in the driver's seat. I'm withdrawing and never looking back.
Best,
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PS~I don't know if you noticed, but you are in a crappy part of Chicago.
I know you'd like to see me grovel, send in a LOCI, call every couple of days, and then there might be a slight, slight chance of success.
But you're not worth it. I'm already in at Columbia and got a JS1 from Harvard, who despite what Bryan Leiter says, you do not hold a candlestick to. I do not respond well to relationships built on manipulation and control. I'll be in the driver's seat. I'm withdrawing and never looking back.
Best,
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PS~I don't know if you noticed, but you are in a crappy part of Chicago.
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FTFYByzantine wrote:Chicago, your wait list is immaterial to me.
I know you'd like to see me grovel, send in a LOCI, call every couple of days, and then there might be a slight, slight chance of success.
But you're not worth it. I'm already in at Columbia and got a JS1 from Harvard, who despite what Bryan Leiter says, you do not hold a candlestick to. I do not respond well to relationships built on manipulation and control. I'll be in the driver's seat. I'm withdrawing and never looking back.
Best,
Byz
PS~I don't know if you noticed, but you are in Chicago.
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Thanks Hypthalamus. That's what I was really trying to say.hypothalamus wrote:FTFYByzantine wrote:Chicago, your wait list is immaterial to me.
I know you'd like to see me grovel, send in a LOCI, call every couple of days, and then there might be a slight, slight chance of success.
But you're not worth it. I'm already in at Columbia and got a JS1 from Harvard, who despite what Bryan Leiter says, you do not hold a candlestick to. I do not respond well to relationships built on manipulation and control. I'll be in the driver's seat. I'm withdrawing and never looking back.
Best,
Byz
PS~I don't know if you noticed, but you are in Chicago.
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