Important: Help plan my night!

[Point of Order]

As a few of you know, I'm aspiring to attend law school next fall, and tomorrow is a seminal day in that process. I take the LSAT at 8:30 a.m. local time. I've gotten some great advice from family and friends on how best to prepare in these final hours. I'm trying to decide whether to:

1. Spend the few hours I have left studying and taking practice tests until bedtime (not pulling an all-nighter, mind you).
2. Go to an early evening movie and try to get my mind off of things and relax.
3. Work a handful of the toughest problem types and sit around watching a mediocre college football game.
5. Post on SportsJournalists.com all night.

Any advice? Thanks.

 

[Chi City 81]

4. Full-contact origami

 

[tyler durden 71351]

5. Get RIPPED on LSD and cheap wine.

Seriously, early movie, then practice tests before bed.

 

[spaceman]

rent "Paper Chase" on DVD

 

[Ace]

Read through a good book of lawyer jokes. That way if you are bombing, you can yell out lawyer jokes till they drag you away.

Best of luck. Knock 'em dead.

 

[spup1122]

I'm going to give you number 4 since you omitted it. Relax. Work on a few tough problems, but relax. Have a (as in one and no more) glass of wine or beer and talk on SJ for awhile until you need go to bed. I'm sure things around here can keep your mind off of the LSAT (which I've studied for and know it's not any fun).

 

[spup1122]

4. Full-contact origami

This is who I'M marrying. Nice.

 

[Ace]

4. Full-contact origami

This is who I'M marrying. Nice.

You've got plenty of time to change your mind and with Boom in hot pursuit, who knows?

 

[Point of Order]

I'm going to give you number 4 since you omitted it. Relax. Work on a few tough problems, but relax. Have a (as in one and no more) glass of wine or beer and talk on SJ for awhile until you need go to bed. I'm sure things around here can keep your mind off of the LSAT (which I've studied for and know it's not any fun).

Anyone need an attorney who can't count to five? Look me up in a few years: Vincent LaGuardia Gambini. Thx for the suggestions. Prolly dinner, a quick stroll through Wal-Mart and a quiet evening home.

Edit: But just in case, what has everyone heard about "All the King's Men" is it better than its reviews?

 

[Chi City 81]

4. Full-contact origami

This is who I'M marrying. Nice.

Wow, how original.

 

[spup1122]

4. Full-contact origami

This is who I'M marrying. Nice.

You've got plenty of time to change your mind and with Boom in hot pursuit, who knows?

I just spit lemonade on my screen. Nice.

 

[Buck]

Definitely stay up all night boozing.

Also, while taking the test, tell the proctor you require cakes and ale.

 

[Songbird]

8-ball and a crack *****.

 

[Jim Tom Pinch]

8-ball and a crack *****.

I think any ***** would be okay. Or you could go to Danville to see Jackass 2.

 

[poindexter]

Turn off the computer and go get laid.

 

[Point of Order]

8-ball and a crack *****.

aka the Eugene Robinson method.

 

[Buck]

I know a former intern from Rep. Mark Foley's office who's available.

 

[Songbird]

Just make sure to bust a nut before breaking open the 8-ball because once you start that you're flacid for the night.

 

[slappy4428]

Come take prep calls... one of our kids called in with an excuse -- again...

 

[OTD]

If you don't know that **** by now, you never will. Take it easy, get to bed early and good luck tomorrow.

Or do the 8-ball and hooker thing. Whatever.