There should be a Bane proctor voice.

turnercm · October 2014

That is, if you guys are looking for suggestions:

"Let the Games begin!"
"We will destroy this LSAT, and when it is done and the test is finished, then you have my permission to live."
"You think Logic Games are your ally? You merely adopted Lawgic. I was born in it, molded by it. I couldn't finish the section until I came to 7sage, and by then the clarity was BLINDING."
*finds Logic Games Bundle* "J.Y., your precious armory! Gratefully accepted. We will need it."

I'm sorry I just really loved Bane... and I think Bruce could use some company

Sully8725 · November 2014

Amazing. Seriously amazing.

Sapphire · November 2014

i love this!! bane is literally my fav character!

edgar · November 2014

Nothing would test my stress more than listening to bane read out the test instructions!

turnercm · November 2014

http://the-movie-that-was-never-made.tumblr.com/post/102501816583/me-as-i-deliberately-procrastinate-before-a

This reminded me of my request haha (except we study hard and don't procrastinate for the LSAT!)

@Sully8725 @Sapphire @edgar thanks guys!

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