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Welcome to Barely Legal: The Blog; This blog is run by two recent law school grads, Russ and Mike. Back when we were still law students, this was the most popular law student run blog in the world. Now, who knows what we are or what this blog is. Nevertheless, everything on this blog is uncontroverted fact, and should be interpreted as such. Even if you disregard all of the data, statistics, and anecdotal evidence that going to law school is a terrible idea, this should be enough to convince you that law school is simply not a place that you want to spend three years. This as*hole seriously pisses me off. I hope he starves himself to death. I have no sympathy for unemployed JDs who feel like they were misled. Anyone who is stupid enough to buy into the load of sh*t that law school admissions feeds them deserves their fate. At this point, a law school diploma is just a more expensive humanities degree. Worthwhile to a few, worthless to most. What makes Then: Single female law student urgently seeking a boyfriend. Then: Old Guy in the school. Loved the sound of his own voice. Now: Landed a good job but no longer is able to entertain his musings. His new philosophy is I bill therefore, I am. Desperately wants to get into teaching but is bound to the profession by the golden handcuffs. Rationalizes it by rereading Ayn Rand. Now: Got married and left her job to have a kid. Says she's going to go back in a few years, but we all know she won't. One of the 12 Now: Low level government attorney; As predicted, wears short sleeve dress shirt with a tie. Still rocks the jorts on weekends. Loved Now: Single but looking. Spends her days works in public interest. Spends her nights masturbating to Don Dra*er and then has herself a Now: Big firm grunt, loves to get wasted on the weekends. Still single, and doesn't see any problem with that. Will soon turn into the Then: The person you always looked at to reas*ure yourself that you're not the worst student Now: Never found a job. Burdened by debt. All to warn you that someone is in a worse spot than you are.