You know you've been studying too long when...

[isittomorrowyet]

You see this post on facebook: "I love you and only you;" and your first thought is "Yes! A double arrow!!"

My life is sad.

[Gone]

You shoot yourself

Until then, keep studying.

[The Stranger]

In my opinion, you can only underprep for this test. So I do not believe you can study too long.

But you are on the right track when you have a bunch of LSAT dreams/nightmares or when you start doing LR questions at red lights while driving or while your on the toliet.

[drupito]

In my opinion, you can only underprep for this test. So I do not believe you can study too long.

But you are on the right track when you have a bunch of LSAT dreams/nightmares or when you start doing LR questions at red lights while driving or while your on the toliet.

Hardcore. 

[Gone]

In my opinion, you can only underprep for this test. So I do not believe you can study too long.

But you are on the right track when you have a bunch of LSAT dreams/nightmares or when you start doing LR questions at red lights while driving or while your on the toliet.

1. All cars that run red lights are breaking the law
Some cars that don't break the law get into accidents
Therefore, if I run this red light I won't get into an accident

This reasoning is similar to which of the following:
A) All *screech* *crash* *airbags deploy* *sirens*


2. All hospital beds are uncomfortable...

[snickersnicker]

But you are on the right track when you have a bunch of LSAT dreams/nightmares

I dreamed I got a 176 a couple nights ago and went to Georgetown and it was awesome. I don't think this would be out of the ordinary if I wasn't taking my LSAT next June.

[008]

You see this post on facebook: "I love you and only you;" and your first thought is "Yes! A double arrow!!"

My life is sad.

You are probably on the right track.  I self-studied for the LSAT and found that my biggest gains came after I began to internalize the logical reasoning.  I would listen to people speak at parties, and for the first time, just let them talk and say ridiculous things without interjecting, all the while trying to label their logical flaws, guess which facts would most support their argument, etc.  I ended up with a 170, which isnt bad considering I started in the low 150s and didnt take a prep course.

Keep at it, it will pay off.

[The Stranger]

In my opinion, you can only underprep for this test. So I do not believe you can study too long.

But you are on the right track when you have a bunch of LSAT dreams/nightmares or when you start doing LR questions at red lights while driving or while your on the toliet.

1. All cars that run red lights are breaking the law
Some cars that don't break the law get into accidents
Therefore, if I run this red light I won't get into an accident

This reasoning is similar to which of the following:
A) All *screech* *crash* *airbags deploy* *sirens*


2. All hospital beds are uncomfortable...

Wow, I actually Venn Diagramed this. Something is very wrong with me.

[008]

You see this post on facebook: "I love you and only you;" and your first thought is "Yes! A double arrow!!"

My life is sad.

You are probably on the right track.  I self-studied for the LSAT and found that my biggest gains came after I began to internalize the logical reasoning.  I would listen to people speak at parties, and for the first time, just let them talk and say ridiculous things without interjecting, all the while trying to label their logical flaws, guess which facts would most support their argument, etc.  I ended up with a 170, which isnt bad considering I started in the low 150s and didnt take a prep course.

Keep at it, it will pay off.

You must have been the life of those parties 008

Yeah, i kept shut mostly. nothing kills a buzz faster than hearing that your previous statement was a non sequitur.  It was an interesting time in my life, probably the longest time I've kept my opinions to myself

[sunglee]

You know you've been studying too long when you dream about the LR section AND everything people say, you start to draw assumptions and logical conclusions (my sister finds this really annoying)