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Army2Law wrote:165 flame to match the 165 practice test.

feadogger wrote:Thank you all for your prompt and helpful feedback. I might be tempted to go into disability/workers comp law because of the medical aspects, but familiarity is not always the right reason to choose a path. Since I'm out of work right now, I think I might look up some of my mom's old employers and spend a week or two with them outside of the disability field. I remember exactly how to research and cite cases, write briefs, etc. I think I will try to sit in on some in-court sessions of civil and criminal folks.

To kalvano: Did you read the whole post? That is not my prevailing reason to join this field. I already have in-field experience, I am literally qualified as a genius, I like to solve puzzles and have burly academic honors to back up those statements. The fact that I can verbally pwn people at will is merely icing on the cake. Sheesh.

rad law wrote:

feadogger wrote:Thank you all for your prompt and helpful feedback. I might be tempted to go into disability/workers comp law because of the medical aspects, but familiarity is not always the right reason to choose a path. Since I'm out of work right now, I think I might look up some of my mom's old employers and spend a week or two with them outside of the disability field. I remember exactly how to research and cite cases, write briefs, etc. I think I will try to sit in on some in-court sessions of civil and criminal folks.

To kalvano: Did you read the whole post? That is not my prevailing reason to join this field. I already have in-field experience, I am literally qualified as a genius, I like to solve puzzles and have burly academic honors to back up those statements. The fact that I can verbally pwn people at will is merely icing on the cake. Sheesh.

Next time you pretend to be some 35 year old chick with back problems, don't use 13 year old boy slang.

feadogger wrote:Thank you all for your prompt and helpful feedback. I might be tempted to go into disability/workers comp law because of the medical aspects, but familiarity is not always the right reason to choose a path. Since I'm out of work right now, I think I might look up some of my mom's old employers and spend a week or two with them outside of the disability field. I remember exactly how to research and cite cases, write briefs, etc. I think I will try to sit in on some in-court sessions of civil and criminal folks.

To kalvano: Did you read the whole post? That is not my prevailing reason to join this field. I already have in-field experience, I am literally qualified as a genius, I like to solve puzzles and have burly academic honors to back up those statements. The fact that I can verbally pwn people at will is merely icing on the cake. Sheesh.

feadogger wrote:Wow. I expected some of that, but wow.

My whole point about Mensa was that I qualified as a 14 year old. That's different than most.

I was trying to share stuff about myself to other peers to get their assessment, not quoting my play for a job. I thought that was the whole point of this forum.

Once again, thank you to those with decent and helpful replies.

feadogger wrote:My best friend is a 19 year old female that I helped babysit when she was a little girl. The slang rubs off, and I find it amusing to switch linguistic styles.

You are quite insulting and I will not qualify your response with "proof" of the validity of my statements. This is the internet, and I refuse to provide personal details for some peon to test the veracity of my story. I've LIVED it, I don't need to cite it, though my academic accolades, degrees, MMA experience, etc. are all documented in newspapers. Several times, actually. To quote another friend of mine (don't let me throw you off again, this time I'm referencing rap since I graduated from a URM based high school):

It ain't trickin' if you got it. And I got it, brother.

What a wonderful example you have set for this forum! Congratulations on your behavior.

feadogger wrote:My best friend is a 19 year old female that I helped babysit when she was a little girl. The slang rubs off, and I find it amusing to switch linguistic styles.

You are quite insulting and I will not qualify your response with "proof" of the validity of my statements. This is the internet, and I refuse to provide personal details for some peon to test the veracity of my story. I've LIVED it, I don't need to cite it, though my academic accolades, degrees, MMA experience, etc. are all documented in newspapers. Several times, actually. To quote another friend of mine (don't let me throw you off again, this time I'm referencing rap since I graduated from a URM based high school):

It ain't trickin' if you got it. And I got it, brother.

What a wonderful example you have set for this forum! Congratulations on your behavior.

beachbum wrote:The problem isn't your softs, it's that you come off as hopelessly arrogant and overly defensive. You should probably get that fixed before you start writing application essays, and certainly before you start interviewing for jobs. HTH.