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Posted on 11/25/2025 7:47:08 AM PST by Miami Rebel
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Maybe she’s dislex...dyslic...stupid.
This rates a double facepalm.
Maybe some of her silicon is leaking into her brain.
My gal’s a corker, she ain’t no porker
She’s got legs, like two whiskey kegs
And when they knock together, oh what a sound
She’s got hips, like two battle ships
Hey boys, that’s where my money goes-oes-oes
res ipsa loquiter
Is she related to the Kardashian lawyer who disposed of OJ’s bloody knife?
she screwed up... oh, wait, that’s how she became kim kardashian
The fact that Kim Kardashian is a role model for so many young American women underscores just how deep America has descended into neo pagan, hedonistic decadence.
Thats her dad.
They just want people talking about them.
They don’t care why.
Maybe she was just studying for the Bar Exam with Harris?.
Laz!
(Oh, and it should be "effect," not "affect")
Reading law, as well as the related concept of “diploma privilege” (which I think only applies in Wisconsin and allows anyone who graduates from a Wisconsin law school to practice law in Wisconsin without taking the bar, is a poor choice for becoming a lawyer.
Reading law in an apprenticeship means you get exposed to the stuff your mentor knows things about and that are relevant to the cases the firm takes on. Yes, there’s a course of study that the sponsoring law firm is supposed to follow, but there is no way it replicates 3 years of law school. In contrast, the roughly 88-92 credits of study at most law schools is systematic and is deliberately intended to build a skills and knowledge base with a solid foundation.
Success on the bar exam does seem to me to have some direct correspondence to success in the practice of law, although far more diverse skills are needed beyond merely that. I suppose one failure can be excused, but I have known several attorneys who failed the bar exam seven or eight times before passing. All of them were ultimately poor lawyers, although they all shared the same odd gift for strenuous self-promotion.
“i haven’t had sex in six weeks, and I don’t know me no Portuguese.”
yep that’s her Daddo.
It was an unusual path when this attention whore started six years ago, but in 2025, you can now 'read' for the law in every state of the Pacific coast.
And it is believed there are as many now 'reading' for the law (think of paralegals and clerks who can save nearly half-a-million in law school fees -- and yes this includes illegals, not just LatinX but poojabbers and mudslimes, who could never get admitted to Pepperdine or Stanford), as are currently attending all the Pacific Coast law schools.
By 2030, this influx of new lawyers is going to crater per hour rates starting on the West Coast, and then flooding the country once they successfully sue to have their law licenses recognized by reciprocity.
My first thought was, “What arrogance, to 1) think she’s too famous to mix with the hoi polloi, and 2) to think she’s smart enough to read for the law without significant apprenticeship hours.”
And I agree - those who fail the bar more than once tend not to be sufficiently disciplined to spend the time required to really internalize the concepts.
I celebrated my 40th year of practice in November - glad I only had to take a bar exam once, it was the most stressful thing, over the longest period of time, that I’ve ever experienced. I walked out sure of the answers to 2 out of the 200 questions on the multi-state portion and ended up scoring well. Found that out 3 months later when the results came out.
Colonel, USAF JAGC (Ret)
misspelling is a big no-no amongst the legal community ...
Hey, Cousin Vinny took 6 times to pass the bar...
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