Is this intro-level stats, or something more advanced? Because I killed that class.

Speaking of draft day... I need to watch the Jets draft blunders video again. Even as a New Yorker, I never get tired of that.

May or may not be due to the fact that this is an ex-girlfriend.

I had stopped paying attention the gamecast. Just saw on the espn scroll bar on TV. Fuck.

DC Jezespin meet up idea: Nats game then Karaoke at Peyote Cafe?

You come in here and all they want to talk about is how often you get hurt and your attitude and everything.

Next time, go drinking, not hiking.

Wine tasting > studying for finals. Just thought I'd share that.

Yes.

Switching between Deadspin and a cross outline. Doesn't do good thing for my focus either way.

This is quickly spiraling out of control. I'm too drunk to read 100 posts in 11 minutes.

Final Fantasy VII.

You're not doing much beyond 9th grade math, and I had the fortune of a teacher who taught it using fake tax brackets (like 50 or 25 percent) so the math was easy and we got the concepts down pat.

I liked tax when I took it. It's very intuitive and it's a good class to take because it applies in pretty much every other field. And, yeah, they ain't layin' off tax lawyers. They're not as cool as us bankruptcy cowboys though.

Just to round out the conversation, Zelda music still gets me. Too good.

And here I feel bad when I ask our paralegals to make up binders of pleadings & caselaw.

I'd agree with that. Tax sucks.

That sounds like the most absurd, worthless task I've ever heard. You've got my sympathies.

I really like my job and like to think I'm doing some important stuff, but the last thing I want to do is discuss the environment while I'm playing Wii. Separation of life and work is muy importante.

I can't for the life of me comprehend the folks fresh out of law school that feel compelled to boss around paralegals/secretaries, simply because they can. Fortunately, they've been few and far between at the couple places I've worked, but they piss me off to no end.