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Think about out this way: if your scotch is younger than how long it took you to pay off your loans, don't drink it.
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do they sell infinity scotch
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Soothing Vapors posted:do they sell infinity scotch Small batch single barrel.
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:Think about out this way: if your scotch is younger than how long it took you to pay off your loans, don't drink it. But nine year old scotch tastes like rubbing alcohol.
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Toona the Cat posted:Both bourbon and scotch are acceptable as long as you do them neat. I use two drops of water from a mountain spring to unlock the flavor.  Then I kill myself for being a pretentious dork.
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SlothBear posted:I use two drops of water from a mountain spring to unlock the flavor. I strike Mjolnir, the Speech of Thunder, against a tuning fork made from the bones of a giant beneath the shade of Yggdrassil, the World-Tree. After lightning strikes the sullen ground beneath my feet, I wait a fortnight until no more than a thimbleful has collected in the crater. Only thus can the Black Grouse I bought from a community college student at a Rite-Aid truly be enjoyed
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SlothBear posted:I use two drops of water from a mountain spring to unlock the flavor. On the rocks.  A part of my soul died.
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Look Sir Droids posted:18 year old scotch is fantastic. Not 18 year old scotch is filth. On the other hand, all types of bourbon have their charms. This rule is stupid and why people still buy Glenfiddich. My 25 year old Talisker cask-strength is amazing. However, Lagavulin 16 is an amazing steal, I'd put it up against a lot of older and more expensive stuff. There's even some great 10s: Talisker 10 is pretty good if you like peat (and if you don't, man up). Glenfarclas 105 is a 10-year old cask strength that is a lot of fun. Also, no shame in adding a small amount of water to cask strength whisky. nm fucked around with this message at 05:15 on Mar 3, 2015 |
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Mar 3, 2015 05:12
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I've got a soft spot for basically all Macallans. They are just so drat smooth.
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Mar 3, 2015 05:25
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I like chick drinks. Preferably fish bowl sized.
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Mar 3, 2015 05:36
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ActusRhesus posted:I like chick drinks. Preferably fish bowl sized. Primanti Brothers, the restaurant that puts fries and cole slaw on sandwiches and is featured in any sports broadcast in Pittsburgh ever, has a super fruity, super sweet rum-based drink that's blue called a Drunk Duck and comes with a mini-rubber duck in it. It's adorable yet tasty.
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ActusRhesus posted:I like chick drinks. Preferably fish bowl sized. Hell yes. Bonus points if there's an umbrella I can tuck behind my ear.
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Mar 3, 2015 05:56
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Ice cubes. Texans are savages.
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CaptainScraps posted:Hell yes. Bonus points if there's an umbrella I can tuck behind my ear. I demand 2 umbrellas
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Well my LSAT score came in, 169. Guess I better start prepping for another go come June. 
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You are a monster. ----- Throatwarbler posted:Well my LSAT score came in, 169. Guess I better start prepping for another go come June. If you have time, yeah. A 169 is fine, but you want 170s, and a second test score will usually be higher than the first. And even if it isn't higher the second time around, then it's only lost time/money - which you need to get used to now rather than later - because schools generally accept the highest LSAT score within the past 5 years. My biggest mistake was doing self-prep on the LSAT. If you haven't taken a course yet, do it. Green Crayons fucked around with this message at 14:25 on Mar 3, 2015 |
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Mar 3, 2015 14:21
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Green Crayons posted:You are a monster. Yeah, I kind of lost track of time on the logic games section and flubbed it pretty badly. I'm not sure if a course would necessarily have helped with that? I was doing timed practice runs on the logic game section all the way up until the night before the exam and getting perfect scores, guess this thread was right about your actual score being 10 lower than your practice exams huh.
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Throatwarbler posted:Yeah, I kind of lost track of time on the logic games section and flubbed it pretty badly. I'm not sure if a course would necessarily have helped with that? I was doing timed practice runs on the logic game section all the way up until the night before the exam and getting perfect scores, guess this thread was right about your actual score being 10 lower than your practice exams huh. Logic games is the section where prep does the most good by far. Yes, a course would have helped with it. If you were botching the reading section there's not much you can do but logic games is completely teachable.
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evilweasel posted:Logic games is the section where prep does the most good by far. Yes, a course would have helped with it. If you were botching the reading section there's not much you can do but logic games is completely teachable. Hmm, guess I'll give that online prep thing (seven something?) a try then.
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I gave up liquor* for lent * hard liquor Monday-Wednesday** ** in the mornings Phil Moscowitz fucked around with this message at 14:51 on Mar 3, 2015 |
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Mar 3, 2015 14:49
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Phil Moscowitz posted:I gave up liquor for lent I haven't been drunk since September. 
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I actually do this every year for lent. I also pledge to be a good person, to be considerate in my business and personal life and to think of others beffffhahaha
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Mr. Nice! posted:I haven't been drunk since September. What in the . . .? You're at FSU right? How is this possible?
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mikeraskol posted:What in the . . .? Bad h. pilori overgrowth in my guts. Alcohol hurts. My stomach hasn't recovered yet. I lost like 30 lbs and became a hermit. I finally get back on the upswing and some fucker runs a red light and totals my vehicle. Now I'm concussed and going out really isn't on my to-do list.
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Camo silver label will get you hosed up  A colleague of mine did an argued sentencing for a sex crime, but when he showed up at court it turned out it was a 'kids in court' field trip day. As you might imagine it didn't go so well. Also is it possible to buy a cask of scotch? I'm just thinking that would be a great center piece for a law office. Set it up, tap it, rake in clients, deduct it as a business expense. Will it go bad? Or would you just use some kind of inert gas to keep the oxygen out? Torpor fucked around with this message at 17:26 on Mar 3, 2015 |
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Mar 3, 2015 17:21
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"Torpor" posted:A colleague of mine did an argued sentencing for a sex crime, but when he showed up at court it turned out it was a 'kids in court' field trip day. As you might imagine it didn't go so well. I loving hate that poo poo. It makes everyone awkward and judges want to show actions have consequences and you can't talk your way out of things. Send the kids to family law.
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They let children watch a sex crime trial?  Or was it one of those public invasion is a sex crime things.
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Randler posted:They let children watch a sex crime trial? He said it was sentencing, which means they already found the dude guilty, and so they had a hearing where the sides argued all the grisly details and how much time the defendant should get. Many states have "bifurcated" criminal cases; one trial where guilty or innocence is decided, and another where their sentence is determined. Most states (all states?) allow victim impact testimony where the victim/their family/others get up and talk about how the crime affected their lives, and how much pain it caused. Sentencing might actually be worse than trial for a bunch of little kids to watch.
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Throatwarbler posted:...guess this thread was right about your actual score being 10 lower than your practice exams huh. Glad I never read that anywhere. My practice tests were spot-on predictors of my actual score. Had I sat for the test expecting 10 points less, no one would have been able to concentrate over the weeping and gnashing of teeth.
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What part of don't go to law school don't you people understand? Reading comp is very important for lawyers.
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Mr. Nice! posted:Bad h. pilori overgrowth in my guts. Alcohol hurts. My stomach hasn't recovered yet. I lost like 30 lbs and became a hermit. I finally get back on the upswing and some fucker runs a red light and totals my vehicle. Now I'm concussed and going out really isn't on my to-do list. H. Pylori treatment also uses an antibiotic where you can't drink because it makes you into one drink and puke Asian flush lightweight.
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I was given two weeks of two antibiotics. Max dose of clarithromycin and amoxicillin. I should be better or well on the way to better by this point, but I'm not, and the VA has yet to authorize my followup visit with the GI specialists.
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AR go answer my habeas question in the scotus thread.
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I had an entire classroom of kids show up for an afternoon of a home invasion trial. For the testimony of the mother weeping about how the gunman pointed his .45 semiauto at her kid and threatened to blow him away if she didn't take off her wedding ring. Kid was the same age as the kids in the class. Apparently I was the only one who thought they should go see something else.
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:AR go answer my habeas question in the scotus thread. fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck habeas.
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:AR go answer my habeas question in the scotus thread. Federal habeas = "Dear Defendant: What do you think you're doing here? Go screw yourself"
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joat mon posted:Federal habeas = "Dear Defendant: What do you think you're doing here? Go screw yourself" State Habeas: Pretty much the same thing until you get certain appellate judges who issue rulings that make no goddamn sense.
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How was everyone's pancake day? I'm celebrating it on Friday night.
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