Happy New Year!

[Tailgator2010]

Anyone else hungover? I am! 

Here's to a great 2010 for everyone!

[Jeffort]

Happy New Year!          

No hangover for me, I hid at home with the family dog, we watched some stuff on TV together, shared some snacks and  


We did get to see cool fireworks people were shooting off while sitting on the porch and got to hear lots of loud bangs, gunshot sounds and sirens, which is why this boy stayed home.  

Saw the good stuff with the dog next to me from the chair on the porch while enjoying smokes    and those little piggie/slices of hotdogs and sausages in sauce you grab with a toothpick.  Darn those things were good.  

[Tailgator2010]

Pigs in a blanket! Those are from the 

[Jeffort]

Pigs in a blanket! Those are from the  

But they taste so good going down!  

Although Meatloaf is good and has a good perspective that goes well past appetizers that I understand in a totally different way now due to events and circumstances with my GF.  Maybe heartburn and ambiguous word usage are fitting terms for all of it.   

meatloaf-you took the words right out of my mouth

[Ashley O]

Ughhhh, I'm still recovering. Great night, terrible hangover. 

[Amby]

What's worse, a hangover or studying for the LSAT?

The LSAT definitely.

[Tailgator2010]

What's worse, a hangover or studying for the LSAT?

The LSAT definitely.

Well I'm only taking the LSAT once, but I expect to have hangovers for a long time, so I'll say hangovers are worse!! hahaha

[Amby]

Are you positive you are only taking the LSAT once? What happens if something goes wrong? Are you just going to give up then?

[Tailgator2010]

Are you positive you are only taking the LSAT once? What happens if something goes wrong? Are you just going to give up then?

Don't be an ass.

I'm confident that from where I'm scoring now and how much time I'm going to put in that I'll do well. It's called positive thinking. If I think about failure, then it will probably happen. Didn't you ever play sports?

[Jeffort]

Are you positive you are only taking the LSAT once? What happens if something goes wrong? Are you just going to give up then?

If you prepare well, aside from catastrophe on test day by being sick or something or just totally freezing up, your goal should be to take it once.  If something did go wrong, then you take it twice, but you don't go into the whole process thinking that you are going to take it multiple times.