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What to do in Madison, WI
- Thread starter Proud2baLaker
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Re: What to do in Madison, WI
I have some Tart in the fridge right now. Got shut out on the others on a recent trip.
I have some Tart in the fridge right now. Got shut out on the others on a recent trip.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
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I got nothing
Re: What to do in Madison, WI
Since we're talking WI wouldn't Dahmer be more appropriate? Wait I think he specialized in boys. How about Ed Gein? So many to choose from that state.
Since we're talking WI wouldn't Dahmer be more appropriate? Wait I think he specialized in boys. How about Ed Gein? So many to choose from that state.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: What to do in Madison, WI
I considered Dahmer but, yeah boys. Then I went looking for serial killers of women but wound up with women serial killers.
I considered Dahmer but, yeah boys. Then I went looking for serial killers of women but wound up with women serial killers.
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: What to do in Madison, WI
I apologize for the tangent, but this made me think of my law school orientation. One of the classic lines discussed at these sort of events is from The Paper Chase, where the professor has the students look to their left, and then to their right, and points out that, statistically speaking, one of the 3 will not make it through law school. Our keynote speaker was the Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, and she went to law school with Ted Bundy in the early-1970s. During her speech, she recounted several of her encounters with Bundy, particularly as a TA in his legal writing class. She went on to recount her professor's annoyance that Bundy had skipped classes, and then all of a sudden quit showing up to law school entirely. At this point, my entire class was sitting at the edge of their seat entranced in her story. She then discussed how she, of course, later found out that Bundy was out killing people during these absences. She then asked each of us to look to the left...look to the right. We all had a pretty good laugh. Anyway, back to what to do in Madison, Wisconsin.
I apologize for the tangent, but this made me think of my law school orientation. One of the classic lines discussed at these sort of events is from The Paper Chase, where the professor has the students look to their left, and then to their right, and points out that, statistically speaking, one of the 3 will not make it through law school. Our keynote speaker was the Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, and she went to law school with Ted Bundy in the early-1970s. During her speech, she recounted several of her encounters with Bundy, particularly as a TA in his legal writing class. She went on to recount her professor's annoyance that Bundy had skipped classes, and then all of a sudden quit showing up to law school entirely. At this point, my entire class was sitting at the edge of their seat entranced in her story. She then discussed how she, of course, later found out that Bundy was out killing people during these absences. She then asked each of us to look to the left...look to the right. We all had a pretty good laugh. Anyway, back to what to do in Madison, Wisconsin.