(Relationship) Advice to Law Students
If I could give one piece of advice to my fellow law students it would be: When you go to moot, don’t forget your suit.
If I could give two pieces of advice I would also recommend not to do this on Valentine’s Day. Or anything remotely similar.
M E M O R A N D U M
To: My Shmoopy Bear
From: Your Cuddle Bun
Re: The Current State of Rob and Martha’s Relationship
Date: June 25
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I definitely agree with your first piece of advice. It would be very troubling to forget your suit when mooting. It would probably be hard on your mooting partner as well. I would also recommend that while mooting it is wise to distract the judges by talking in puns. They love it.
Talking puns… ever tried that Erin? That would be a sight…
Although the “boys” don’t…