I May be Young But...

[nhcigarfan]

Hey from one Lawyer to a future one, relax. It's all fun and games. Don't take it personal. I'm 32 and I consider myself a very young 32. No ones here claims to know more or make more or anything like that but some of the guys, not me, do know more. Honestly, I haven't had the "who makes more" conversation with anyone, and I'm not going to. I'm not here to impress or be impressed. Just take cigars and have a good time. If you look through the threads you will see where I've been corrected, a lot, and my errors pointed out. I don't take it personal and I hope no one else does either. If I offended you with my BS I apologizes. That was not my intent.

Furthermore I hope no one takes any of my nonsense personal.

nhcigarfan.

[Island Epicurean]

I am probably going overboard here, but I am also reflecting on my personal experiences in cigar stores, etc. I never even considered you when writing this. (I take your remarks at face value, usually a funny face. ) Forgetting my potential overreaction, does anyone have such an experience on this or other boards or within a cigar store, etc.? Please dont name names, we dont want any hurt feelings here....... That is not my intent, I am just interested in seeing if I am the only one.... Thanks guys (and Amanda).....

[Island Epicurean]

Hey, NHCigarFan, where are you a member of the bar/practising?

[nhcigarfan]

Hey, NHCigarFan, where are you a member of the bar/practising?

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New Hampshire

[Island Epicurean]

Cool, I will be articling in Newfoundland, Canada, but I actually considered New York and Maine...... (There is a lot of work here in Canada now so I decided against it.)

Jeese, I think you need to smoke some times in our racket.....

[superman78]

I am probably going overboard here, but I am also reflecting on my personal experiences in cigar stores, etc. I never even considered you when writing this. (I take your remarks at face value, usually a funny face. ) Forgetting my potential overreaction, does anyone have such an experience on this or other boards or within a cigar store, etc.? Please dont name names, we dont want any hurt feelings here....... That is not my intent, I am just interested in seeing if I am the only one.... Thanks guys (and Amanda).....

My local guy is great always treated me with respect.I have had things like that happen at work ,people thinking because i'm young they can run over you.double edged sword though as you get more respect more is expected of you .If i had my choice i'd go back ,i dont like waking up at 3 in the morning thinking about work.so enjoy it and laugh at the old guys

[Island Epicurean]

My local guy is great always treated me with respect.I have had things like that happen at work ,people thinking because i'm young they can run over you.double edged sword though as you get more respect more is expected of you .If i had my choice i'd go back ,i dont like waking up at 3 in the morning thinking about work.so enjoy it and laugh at the old guys

That is definitly sound advice...... I just need to blow off a little steam sometimes.

[nhcigarfan]

I thought, could be wrong, but you originally had an location outside the US. Are you studying in the states or outside, if so where. I don't know much about foreign jurisdictions but have had the opportunity to work with a Jamaican Attorney on a labor dispute case. I forget the title but I think it was something like "Queens court" or something.

[Island Epicurean]

I am studying in Atlantic Canada, there would be a little more articling time if I went to the States, but our Judicial system and law education system is very similar......

[nhcigarfan]

From what I have been told NY is a hard state, almost as hard as NH. My advice, and trust me this will suck, if you want to get a US bar license get it as soon as you can from leaving school. If you not going to practice in the states, get it in the District of Columbia, (Washington DC) It is one of the easier bars and now that there is reciprocity among a number of the states, it seems DC is the most widely accepted. That way after 5 years you can just motion into a state and not have to take the state bar exam.

[Island Epicurean]

From what I have been told NY is a hard state, almost as hard as NH. My advice, and trust me this will suck, if you want to get a US bar license get it as soon as you can from leaving school. If you not going to practice in the states, get it in the District of Columbia, (Washington DC) It is one of the easier bars and now that there is reciprocity among a number of the states, it seems DC is the most widely accepted. That way after 5 years you can just motion into a state and not have to take the state bar exam.

Thanks for the great advice. I will definitly research that further!!!

[Hugh Jorgan]

I schat golden nuggets in my imported toilette.

[Island Epicurean]

I schat golden nuggets in my imported toilette.

Jesus, that sounds painful...........

[superman78]

I schat golden nuggets in my imported toilette.

Off topic and very troubling but thanks for sharing,might be all the government cheese