1. My comments about flawed questions on reading comp come mostly from practice, as I did a lot more of those than the real thing. I have no idea if these practice tests were real tests that were released or just ones that someone wrote up to simulate the real LSAT. All I was trying to say is that this comes up occasionally on reading comp, but essentially never on the other stuff.

2. I think tutoring probably helps everyone that's not already at the far end of the curve (either end). I essentially took it on a prop bet and maybe after a couple of days of doing practice tests on my own, I'd get 180 most of the time. I don't thing tutoring would have helped me at all. Similarly I think it's quite unlikely anyone is going to get tutored up to a 180. People who can do that would have been able to accomplish that by practicing a little on their own and people who can't will not get there by going to a Kaplan course.

Hi Sklansky's parrot.

I'll challenge anyone on 2p2 to a 7x6 Connect Four series with an even number of games. But everything would have to be on camera.

Sick bump, ldo.

You're a very smart poster, no doubt. But Rachel Maddow the anchor could not get a PhD to save her life imhe.