When the second dude from the left on the boxtop is wearing a shirt , I bet it offers free mustache rides . <| sep |> That would ruin my favorite stat but I hope it happens ! <| sep |> I ' m a glutton for punishment . <| sep |> I could do Doom for it . <| sep |> Male salandits don ' t evolve <| sep |> Throws up Roman Salute <| sep |> haven ' t done that in lake Ontario but . <| sep |> Two questions . What are the ways in which it is superior ? Secondly , how do those ways affect seated VR ? <| sep |> Thank god I ' m not the only one who ' s thoroughly unimpressed with the Beat X in 60 Seconds vids . <| sep |> Hi , I considered the LaurierSussex route , I will STRONGLY advise against it . First things first I will relay what I have learned as a student currently at a law school here in Canada , employers want Canadian law school grads . Although this program undoubtedly has some interesting features the fact is that you will graduate with a foreign law degree Sussex also isnt a top UK law school for what that is worth it ' s ranked 38 th . This in and of itself will not bar you from jobs . However , the hoops you have to jump through in order to be accredited to work in Canada are extensive . First you would need to take the NCA exams if I am understanding correctly this is a one year process you would also need to be educated in the Canadian constitution , Canadian Criminal code . Secondly , you still need to article which again is a one year process in most jurisdictions . So yes , there is a difference in an LLB vs a JD as issued at this current time . And lastly , holy hell $ 31 , 000 for tuition is a boat load of money . The top Ontario schools charge around that , but you can be educated and be able to pay for cost of living for less then that for schools that are outside the GTA . In short , don ' t do this . If you can do an undergrad and then get into a law school here in Canada the process will be unbelievably simpler for you . Don ' t over complicate your life . This program is interesting if you decide you want to practice in Canada OR work in the UK with the possibility of returning to Canada such as if you wish to work in international law OR if you are willing to jump through the hoops , but in general doesn ' t seem worth the ticket price time commitment .