+1 to this. Just wash it out before you put new mints in it. The Altoid flavor can be pretty persistent and mess with the flavor of whatever else you put in there. They're curiously strong, after all.
Slinky5737
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Well, it removes some pretty heavy financial obstacles for the profession and will allow a broader diversity of people to enter the field. Plus, anyone who has ever been to law school will tell you that it doesn't teach you dick diddly about practicing law. Serving as a clerk/intern/junior associate is where you really cut your teeth. Some jurisdictions even have restrictions on your ability to practice on your own if you haven't observed or participated in different types of legal matters. To that end, I think it's terrific that this program has a fairly strong practical requirement.
The bar is a way to show that you can at least think like an attorney in a variety of fields. That thought process is applied differently based on where you practice. I can't get out of my own speeding ticket, but I can breeze through your average regulatory exam for my industry. I can do that because I've spent time in a few different disciplines within the legal field. I'm not sure if 16 weeks is necessarily a substitute for the exam, but that's more time than I spent studying for it.
Source: I'm a lawyer, and my uncle works for Nintendo.
But only if he maintains a training regimen on par with Hugh Jackman's for Wolverine. I want to see squiggly veins in Ernest's biceps.
Exxon -> Sexxon (I got my mom's permission before posting this)
Sad day, but the digital carousel of penises will live on elsewhere.
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Eat farts.
According to certain Christian sects, if you don't believe in a god but still live a good and moral life, you'll spend eternity as a side character in the Windows 95 video guide.
Thank you. I will not forget this. I would fight for you.
Just dropping in to ask if anyone has that image. I need it to win several arguments I'm currently having on the internet.
It is now protected under the SCOTUS decision in the Obergfell case.
I saw both at the same time there. Gonna miss it.