Pretty sure it's pronounced like "why-ner" not "weener"

bludgeon the brains out of some kid with a wiffle ball bat is crazy

If they built their nests at the base of trees, can I not infer that they used those trees to learn how to fly? From (A) we need to make just as many assumptions to draw the conclusion that they didn't fly from trees as we could to draw the conclusion that they did fly from trees. This quesiton is annoying asf

But in (D) they bought blinds because of the undesirable alternative of buying fabric... I hate this test

The stim says, "dried parsely should never be used in cooking, for ..." then the analysis says "we dont have any premises that tell us when an ingredient ' should never be used'"

what... its not that I'm learning nothing by studying for the LSAT, it's the fact that I'm learning ABOUT nothing by studying the LSAT. This is all just bullshit I swear