▲ 0 r/lebron

Why did LeBron keep re-signing and extending with the Lakers?

It's very clear that he stayed way too long in LA, but why did he keep re-signing and extending with them? He initially signed a 4 year deal that ended in 2022, and then he re-signed for 2 years in 2022 as well as 2 years again in 2024. In 2022, their roster was a mess and AD had just been constantly injured for 2 years in a row. Plus, the Westbrook trade has already pretty much proved to be a disaster. In 2024, they had just been gentleman swept by the Nuggets and had no assets to meaningfully improve the team, plus he was turning 40 the next season. Pelinka had shown he's one of the worst GMs in the league. Had he left in 2022 and even 2024, he could very well have another ring or even two right now, with at least 1 more Finals MVP.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 3 days ago

If ur GPA is under a 3.5, do you still have a chance at the bottom ranked half of the t-14 with work experience and a great LSAT score?

Also, with a GPA under 3.5, are you pretty much hopeless for getting into the t-6 schools?

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u/TheArsenal98 — 18 days ago

How is a C300 sedan as a first car?

I'm an older first-time driver planning on getting a used C 300 sedan as a first car after researching and looking at several options. Is this a good decision? What do owners of it here think of it?

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u/TheArsenal98 — 24 days ago
▲ 35 r/biglaw

How hard is making partner at a BigLaw firm?

I heard and read that only about 10% of first-year associates will end up making partner at the firm where they started.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 26 days ago
▲ 22 r/zayn

What is Zayn's cousin Daniaal Malik's background? Is he also half-Pakistani and half-White?

Someone on Twitter/X recently was saying how they're a new Zayn fan and surprised that Daniaal is his cousin on Yaser's side and not his mom's side. Is Daniaal also half-Pakistani, half-White? In pictures of Daniaal's dad, he doesn't look like Yaser really at all.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 27 days ago

Was Turkic migration to South Asia significant or rather small throughout historically?

With the Turkic-origin empires in South Asia who ruled parts of South Asia.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 30 days ago
▲ 1 r/yeezys

How old is too old when buying a deadstock pair of Yeezys (particularly 350 v2)?

With the boost technology, is it still safe to buy a deadstock pair from 5 years ago? Will it still be fine and wearable for several years? I'm considering getting a deadstock pair of beluga reflective from 2021.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 1 month ago
▲ 16 r/yeezys

What are the chances that Kanye signs with another big shoe company for a shoe line?

Adidas said Ye won't have a place at the company after all his comments. Could Kanye potentially do a Yeezy line with Puma, On, Asics, New Balance ,etc.? Maybe even go back to Nike?

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u/TheArsenal98 — 1 month ago

Any super-splitter success stories here for t-14 and t-6 this cycle?

With the cycle ending and waitlist decisions being finalized coming out, any super-splitter success stories here? If so, what were your stats and how many years work experience did you have? People are saying this cycle was very tough.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 1 month ago

Is anyone here half-Pakistani (or half South Asian)?

If so, what's your other half? I've only met a handful of this kind of mix in the U.S., and it can be kind of isolating sometimes compared to more common mixes.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 1 month ago

Anyone else here overload on classes during a year or a semester and have their GPA drop due to it?

How are you discussing this in admissions and interviews when asked? How did you write about in your GPA addendum?

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u/TheArsenal98 — 1 month ago

Were there a lot of Syeds who actually migrated to South Asia, or was it only a handful?

The whole Syed thing has been discussed a lot and people find it dubious that so many of the Prophets descendants supposedly ended up settling in South Asia. Is there any record of actual Syeds migrating? Of course, a sizable amount of people took the Syed title without actually being Syeds over time for prestige and benefits.

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u/TheArsenal98 — 1 month ago