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Sinteres posted:I'd be surprised. Chuck still needs somebody to visit and take care of him, and graduating from a tinfoil suit liner to a tinfoil house is a pretty good way of showing his law firm he's not in any position to be doing any work there. On top of that, it provides Jimmy with a lot more ammunition if he ever does decide to have Chuck committed. He's crazy, not stupid. Tinfoil house was a ruse.
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Xoidanor posted:Tinfoil house was a ruse. Right, that's what I'm saying. Even if there's a part of him that would actually want it, he'd never give in to that desire since he's fully aware of the effect that seeing it has on other people.
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Cojawfee posted:Jimmy fell for one of the classic blunders. Never get involved in a land war in Asia?
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RCarr posted:Never get involved in a land war in Asia? Well, his is only SLIGHTLY less well-known than that. THAT'S WHAT'S SO FUNNY! He flicked a switch while Jimmy's back was turned, haha, the fool.
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Apr 28, 2016 15:44
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While Chuck is definitely smart uh he kind of has no self awareness. he made every employee in the building put their phones and watches in a tray whenever he'd come in.
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Xoidanor posted:Tinfoil house was a ruse. No, i don't believe it was a ruse. His logic was correct, the plaster wouldnt block out electromagetic waves. I'm actually surprised he didn't put up chicken wire around his room for a true faraday cage, but he probably didn't have any handy. Now, what drove him to this? Its obvious what he really has is a fear of going outside and seeing the real world. The law is safe for him, its logical, its a known entity, and he's good at it. The outside world is chaotic and unpredictable, which scares him. I'm guessing the final trigger was his wife. Either she died, or she left him and that drove him over the edge.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Well, his is only SLIGHTLY less well-known than that. ha ha ha ha! ha ha ha ha h-*enters electricity coma*
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Cimber posted:No, i don't believe it was a ruse. His logic was correct, the plaster wouldnt block out electromagetic waves. I'm actually surprised he didn't put up chicken wire around his room for a true faraday cage, but he probably didn't have any handy. What if she died of some weird electric shock accident and he got zapped trying to pull her off.
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iamsosmrt posted:What if she died of some weird electric shock accident and he got zapped trying to pull her off. No you see there was this switch at Chuck's house, and no one knew what it did ...
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iamsosmrt posted:What if she died of some weird electric shock accident and he got zapped trying to pull her off. She was sacrificed to Raiden.
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popewiles posted:Complete lol at the idea that someone could pass the BAR in any state "without really understanding the subject matter". As someone who has passed a bar exam, you would have a pretty good shot at it in a lot of states just from one of those summer-long bar prep courses even if you never went to law school.
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Mons Hubris posted:As someone who has passed a bar exam, you would have a pretty good shot at it in a lot of states just from one of those summer-long bar prep courses even if you never went to law school. What if I've watched all the Law and Order shows for most of my adult life?
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Mons Hubris posted:As someone who has passed a bar exam, you would have a pretty good shot at it in a lot of states just from one of those summer-long bar prep courses even if you never went to law school. I know a guy who just failed the MA bar after going to a top 15 school. Explain.
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VendaGoat posted:Thomas Edison fried her to prove the power of DC electricity. Now I'm imagining the ghost of Edison traveling the country electrocuting people's loved ones to show the dangers of AC current.
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iamsosmrt posted:I know a guy who just failed the MA bar after going to a top 15 school. Explain. Not a good test taker.
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iamsosmrt posted:I know a guy who just failed the MA bar after going to a top 15 school. Explain. There's plenty of stuff on the bar like secured transactions, family law, etc. that I never took a class for and just learned through Barbri (plus poo poo like property law that I forgot 90% of after the class). MA may just have a hard bar exam, I know states like NY and CA are known to be especially tough.
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So as a layman with a library card I can become a lawyer if the state bar exam is special ed level like in NM?
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MariusLecter posted:So as a layman with a library card I can become a lawyer if the state bar exam is special ed level like in NM? Nah you generally still have to have a JD to sit for the bar except in a few states.
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Google tells me that a handful of states allow you to do a sort of apprenticeship at a law firm as a pre requisite for the bar exam but the details vary.
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Mons Hubris posted:There's plenty of stuff on the bar like secured transactions, family law, etc. that I never took a class for and just learned through Barbri (plus poo poo like property law that I forgot 90% of after the class). MA may just have a hard bar exam, I know states like NY and CA are known to be especially tough. This is absolutely true. I passed a bar exam and I still don't know what the hell commercial paper is. Something to do with the legal definition of a check? Barbri may be a terrible monopoly, but it's a good cramming solution.
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Ninja Bob posted:This is absolutely true. I passed a bar exam and I still don't know what the hell commercial paper is. Short term unsecured debt issued by companies. Typically has a duration under 30 days. Huge market for it and it gets traded a lot. Most money market mutual funds trade in commercial paper since its really safe but has a low return.
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Not to be confused with a "paper commercial" as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7WDh-tfJkM
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Any word on when season 2 will hit netflix, if ever?
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Lurdiak posted:Any word on when season 2 will hit netflix, if ever? Um it's been on there since the second season launched? That's UK netflix tho, not sure about the US, but I assume it's the same?
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Huh, that can't be right. We'd have seen a million spoilers if that was true. Maybe you're thinking of season 1?
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Ask your Chinese friends how to set up a VPN so you can make America great again!
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sinking belle posted:Malaysian netflix had the s2 episodes up within a couple hours of their broadcast in the US same but Europe
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Supercar Gautier posted:Some shows on Netflix will have episodes added as they air, rather than in full-season blocks. Netflix never does it with their own shows, but they sometimes will do it with shows from other networks. I think BCS works like that for UK viewers. Yes that's exactly how it works - new episodes hit Netflix UK every Tuesday, the day following Monday US air date
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Apr 30, 2016 11:52
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It's odd that it's not all over Netflix US when Netflix made BB and BCS popular in every other territory. Both shows are pretty much synonymous with Netflix in the UK.
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Steve2911 posted:It's odd that it's not all over Netflix US when Netflix made BB and BCS popular in every other territory.
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Yeah, it's not because of Netflix, but AMC. I'm not saying it's going on here, but I hear a lot of people bitching about Netflix availability, and they don't realize that if Netflix had their way, all items in the catalogue would be available worldwide.
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