these critics are beefing with Mphalele. This doesn't just feel like artistic criticism lol

heh heh heh

fweminithm

i love this, and i feel like i need to find a show about stuff like this :p

The author really said to the specialists: get educated✨

"This seemingly-obvious concept is commonly exploited on the LSAT." Therefore, LSAT authors are exploiting us poor baby lawyers in training. Thus, LSAT authors exploit babies.

i feel like doodlebob after this hoyneenoynee

guys i cant lie....i picked the right answer purely from the vibe it gave me....

@BenjaminMcDaniel take this with u to the next question

@Brady take a shot of water every time Kevin says glass.

@RealAlHorford it really do be that way sometimes

@AliaAli adjusts pretty girl lawyer suit sorry u had to see that everybody... high heels clicks as i walk away dramatically from this question

why cant the real lsat have br, so if u frick it up the first time u have a second shot. IM PRETTY SURE MEDIEVAL GLASS ISNT GOING TO DETERMINE WHETHER IM A GOOD LAWYER OR NOT

thank u next

i will become a lawyer, i will become a lawyer, i will become a lawyer, a stupid passage about medieval glass won't change that... sniffles

@AliaAli he even found a Brazilian dude to corroborate his anger for ppl who say it flows downwards XD

@AliaAli Bro is like "IT'S TOO THICK STOP SAYING IT FLOWS DOWNWARDS"

lol this feels like an angry tangent from the author as to why glass doesn't flow downwards

if people were made of germanium oxide glass, it would take many trillions of years for us to sag noticeably, got it. Then we can keep our thickness 😁

Think of it like, the LSAT authors don't want to see you succeed, they want to gatekeep you from the legal circle. Use that as motivation to keep going and prove them wrong :P

I'll just leave this here: "Thicker bottoms is not because glass flows downward" :P

@NoaF123 a fellow Canadian eh

Weiner's being a weenie

heh James Weiner

@ManusWeber is that the coyonial gwaze?