what's your gameplan for 2k5?

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i'll start:

drink alcohol and eat copiously and add excessive pounds to both my semi-small frame and my decrepit thoughts, gain an audience and assume the role of a sort of crippled Bacchus who wears non-descript shirts and tattered thermal undergarments to accentuate a sort of blackened mummy theme. the goal isn't too exemplify a 'bad american', but really to capture what a god of 'ruined fun' would be like.
 
My gameplan is to start seriously thinking about my future and looking at law schools and getting ready for the LSAT.

That, and drop $1000 or so on my '57 Fairlane to buy some headers and glasspacks and a new fuel pump and maybe do some other work.
 
nyc never makes anyone cool but it's like heroin, it makes you THINK you're cool, which generally makes you seem less cool and be less cool.
what i am saying is: i am not cool.
 
the dope, good luck on the lsat! they're a breeze. seriously.
also, law school admissions has risen so much it's nuts. where do you want to apply?
 
mmmm ummmm

find an awesome 1-bedroom apartment for less than $500 a month
buy guitar, head, 2 cabinets that I'm really happy with
continue to learn how to play drums
not get very sick
continue to catch up on my student loans
 
minxnim said:
the dope, good luck on the lsat! they're a breeze. seriously.
also, law school admissions has risen so much it's nuts. where do you want to apply?
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Thanks. I tend to do rather well on standardized tests, so I'm not too worried about the LSAT, but I know a lot of people who do nothing but stress out over that sort of thing.

I'm looking mostly in-state: Virginia Law would be great and at a nice in-state price, but it's getting so ridiculous to get into top law programs these days. If I had been thinking this far in the future, I probably should have considered accepting their offer there for undergrad a little more seriously than I did, since UVA grads have a bit of an easier time getting into the graduate programs. William and Mary Law is also a pretty likely option, and probably my most affordable choice, since in-state tuition there is only like $15k. Then there's the law school here at Richmond, and Washington and Lee's law program, plus a few others around the state that I might or might not consider. George Mason law is a decent program, but I refuse to live in Fairfax, so that's out. Other than that, maybe Wake Forest or UPenn - I don't know, I have to sit down and look at my options more closely sometime in the not-too-distant future.
 
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