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"My bussiness paid off for me." - Brian

Advocate Niv And His Band Of Merry Men Visit The DPSS

The title should say it all, but more on this later.

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"You are all going to fail the bar." - Prof. Schmitt

Just Thinking

If I should be so fortunate as to find myself a wife, I hope she will be eligible to join Mama Yaz's bowling team.

Bar Exam Question

As time draws ever nearer to taking the bar exam, important questions regarding it keep popping to mind. Like the following for example.

Now not that I'll be in this position, but when is the appropriate time to end a relationship when one of the parties to the relationship is preparing to take the bar exam?

One proposal is to not breakup with the person taking the bar until after the exam once that person has started studying for the bar. But that could lock a person into the relationship for quite awhile. In fact, one of the more popular bar prep courses at SWLAW started prepping students for the July bar a couple of weekends ago. That would mean ten months of being locked into a relationship someone doesn't want!

There has to be a better rule than that.

So again, I ask, what is the proper etiquette to breaking up with someone who is preparing to take the bar exam? Like how close to the exam are you allowed to breakp? Nothing closer than a month to the exam? Two months? Three? Depends on how long and serious the relationship is? For the legally inclined (i.e. law nerds) out there, is there a bright line rule or instead are there factors that must be weighed against one another?

This is important stuff people so drop whatever you're doing now and answer it.

6-0

The real reason for my return to blogging? To boast about my undefeated fantasy football team of course. But all things, good and bad, must come to an end.

I know I speak for tens of thousands of fantasy owners when I wonder aloud… what the (blank) was Marc Bulger thinking? After getting off to a fast start against the Colts on Monday night, Bulger made a terrible decision in attempting to slow/stop an interception return. Generally, when a wall of players in blue shirts are running at you and salivating, get down or get out of the way. Instead, Bulger feebly threw his RIGHT shoulder into the approaching blocker and was knocked from the game. He left the game and did not return with a shoulder sprain. Bulger will likely be forced to sit out next week's game against New Orleans.

Yup, that's my QB and in a 14 team league it's damn near impossible getting a decent replacement without getting screwed in a trade.

Question

So when is the appropriate time to ask? And what would be the gentlemanly thing to do, meaning whose back should be placed against the wall?

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Congratulations Rose

She ran the Long Beach ICB Marathon this past weekend and placed 1st in her category. Her results here. Well done sis.