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Originally Posted by POKEROMGLOL
nah i think your right on. "disabilities" means "add" which means you are such a vagina that you have to medically document the fact that you can't pay attention to boring **** very well.
Well, I have nothing against people with ADD. I recognize it's a real disability. But when you are in the real world working for a client, you don't get "extra time" or considerations for having a disability. Why should you on the LSAT?