@vickey idk what any of this means, but as a white guy - this looks cool and I'm getting it tatted.

@SilviaOfori

Well, I talked to Klay, he told me he doesn't know how to dribble, and when he did dribble that was just an accident.

The jury will disregard your last statement.

Court is adjourned.

#bodybag

PSA:

hitherto - up until now.

Ex - Hitherto, my main contribution to the LSAT has been personally verifying that all five answer choices can, in fact, seem correct.

I GOT A TEXT!!!!!

ouch

Oh, so now you are saying I'm too quick?

"You’re probably thinking, “Get the fuck out of here J.Y.”"

Not probably, definitely.

Linsanity

Okay, didn't even read any of the answer choices and quickly guessed the answer that had numbers in it (similar to the stimulus).

I got it right, but...

was it because of the evidence type match rule or because God was working through me?

I see why people skip these on exam day...

that one was tricky

"I dont know how to dribble a basketball" is definitely not a necessary assumption.

Klay Thompson once scored 60 points off 11 dribbles, with 95% of those shots involving zero dribbling.

#WEDONEWITHTHE90S

ouch

Here's the quick thumb rule that I am taking away:

Find the gap. Pick the answer that the author MUST believe to cross that gap.

ouch

YOU TOLD ME TO LOOK FOR CONTRAPOSITIVES

Umm did the format just change out of nowhere for yall?

Thank you for reminding me of another skill that I dont have

I am the king of 1-star questions - Yale law don't be late to our interview.

MAYBE IF I KNEW HOW TO READ CORRECTLY, I COULD ANSWER THE QUESTION CORRECTLY.

From here on out, my monitor better start flinching when i click submit..

@ThePainter this guy must be fun at parties...

@IMUSTGET170 mr.170, I once went +43.00 on a MC question and still got it wrong. I think you are doing just fine.

Remember kids:

Always ask: “What exact sentence supports this answer?”