California allows anyone to apprentice with a lawyer and take the bar exam. Texas requires you to have a law degree to take the bar exam. Yes, it's not a fair comparison of a mensa level professional pornstar against an average intelligence amateur pornstar.
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bryce_lynch272 days ago
+176
The level of competency to take the CA state bar may be low.. it is widely considered the HARDEST one to pass.
Of course, if Kim was smart she would also know the odds of her passing were going to be extremely low, and it’s probably the first time in her life she would have to achieve something on merit and couldn’t flash a name or a glance and get something she wanted
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gremlin302 days ago
+54
**California is not the hardest bar to pass.**
The demographics of who takes it is what drops the pass rate, the test isn’t harder.
- **CA also is a totally different test from every other state, so it’s an apples to oranges comparison.**
- **CA has 28 unaccredited law schools**, ie schools the American Bar Association refuses to recognize due to accepting basically everyone + bad bar pass rates, employment outcomes etc
- There are 34 unaccredited law schools in the US. 28 are in CA. **CA alone is responsible for 83% of all unaccredited law schools in the US.**
- Unaccredited law schools drop CA’s pass rate: **the pass rate for grads of unaccredited law schools (83% of which are in CA) is only 17%**
- **Half the people who take the CA bar exam (51.88%) never went to an ABA law school in CA**
- **CA has a ton of international people taking the CA bar, far more than most states. English isn’t their first language, and they have very low pass rates**: From 07-2025, 9%, nearly 1 in every 10, are not American & have no prior American education. In the last 5 years, 14% of CA bar takers were foreign. In July 2025, a whopping 18% weren’t even American.
- **Internationals drop the pass rate- the overall pass rate for non-Americans is only 17%.**
- Even accounting for all the foreigners & grads of predatory unaccredited law schools, the overall pass rate for CA’s bar exam has been identical to the rest of the country the last few years.
- Grads of accredited (legit) law schools in CA have the same pass rate as the rest of the US. Their pass rate isn’t lower.
- Overall, CA’s pass rate hasn’t even been lower than the rest of the US in a while. They also changed the grading a couple years ago to make the pass rate higher.
CA is a totally different test. It only tests CA law, most other states use a different test with different questions + different law. That alone makes it impossible to compare, CA’s bar exam is totally different.
CA’s pass rate was lower cuz of the demographics of people taking it. Since it tests CA law, familiarity with CA matters a lot. Half the people taking the CA bar not going to law school in CA + having no education on CA law is the reason their pass rate was lower. The pass rate got lowered even more from CA having 83% of all unaccredited law schools in the US- those predatory schools accept nearly everyone & are notorious for terrible bar pass rates.
California’s bar isn’t harder, their pass rate was lower cuz of the demographics of people taking it. Their pass rate has also been on par with the rest of the US for several years now, and it’s impossible to say CA’s test is harder when it’s a totally different test with different questions.
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monadicperception2 days ago
+14
Huh? CA law is what exactly? 80% of the bar exam is pretty much identical to other juridicitions’. Surely, the 20% (if that) of California specific law isn’t the explanation. And there isn’t anything particularly weird with CA law…I mean if you know civil pro, CA civ pro is not a hard reach. It’s a community property state so it tests community property questions, which, again, isn’t that hard.
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happypinkbubble2 days ago
+10
I disagree with this (as someone who is a current 3L). Yes, I see your point, but when you look at bar passage rates at schools like Columbia Law School or other top law schools, the % of people who fail the California bar is consistently lower than people who take the New York Bar/UBE. (That said, in 2024/2025 the numbers are more similar).
And while you can say that those people know nothing about California law, I learned literally nothing about State law in law school (nor does anyone)
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TheMaidenOfDragons2 days ago
+2
Wow, lots of interesting information I didn’t know.
I have a question (actually a few) though, what’s the point of going to a unaccredited law school?
Why would accepting everyone, bad bar pass rates, and employment outcomes make a school unaccredited? What happens to past graduates if a school becomes unaccredited?
Would a degree from there even be valid, or does it just matter if you pass the actual exam?
Sorry, this is a super interesting subject I’m realizing, better get to googling haha.
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dcfb23602 days ago
+3
People go to unaccredited law schools for various reasons, but usually it's cuz they didn't get into other legit schools, wanted to stay closer to home, or those unaccredited schools were cheaper.
Law schools are accredited by the American Bar Association. The ABA wants to make sure law schools meet a certain standard, so they don't want bad schools churning out unprepared grads who then fail the bar at high rates. ABA basically uses accreditation to make sure lawyers are up to standard, and so scam schools don't water down the brand.
You can still pass the bar and practice like anyone that went to an accredited school, and iirc the school becoming unaccredited doesn't invalidate your degree. The damage is more that your law school becomes viewed as less credible, cuz it is if it's unaccredited. It's more about reputational damage than losing your degree or license. Clients generally don't care that much where you went to law school, they care more about reviews, how much you charge them, and if you tell them what they want to hear. Schools can get their accreditation back if they make improvements to admission standards, bar pass rate, employment outcomes etc.
Every state has its own bar exam & its own licensing process- some (NY) have additional hurdles in addition to the bar. Most (41) states use the Uniform Bar Exam, so if you pass in 1 UBE state you can transfer that pass score to other UBE states. But those states have different minimum pass scores- some are 260, some are 266, some are 270. A 267 can practice in 260 & 266 UBE states, but not in 270 UBE states. CA, FL and a small handful of states don't do the Uniform Bar Exam, so you have to take the CA bar even if you passed the bar in a different state. Every state except for a small handful requires a law degree from an ABA-accredited school just to take the bar exam, so going to an unaccredited law school will limit you.
Happy to answer any questions, most people don't care about this stuff so it's kinda refreshing lol
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Practical_Chemtrail2 days ago
+1
Lot of repetitive language but the points are pretty compelling
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PM_ME_UR_HBO_LOGIN2 days ago
+6
It lists out bullet points the same way AI does when answering questions
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Ace95462 days ago
+13
No, it is not harder as compared to other states bar exams or UBE (Unified Bar Exam). However, as CA does not require one to have a law degree to take the bar, a lot more unqualified people take it and, hence, the failure percentage is higher.
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WeWantLADDER49sequel2 days ago
+7
Amongst lawyers, CA and NY have the hardest to pass bar exams. This isnt going off of stats, this is going off of real people who have taken them and know how hard it is.
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Ace95462 days ago
+3
Speaking as a lawyer, CA bar is not hard. It has a high failure rate due to reasons pointed out by others in these comments.
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Extra_Article28722 days ago
+3
New York switched to the Uniform Bar Exam so it’s now pretty easy. The hardest now are California, Louisiana and Delaware
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pitb0ss3432 days ago
+2
One of these things is not like the other. Why Louisiana?
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Extra_Article28722 days ago
+2
It’s civil law, not common law like the rest of the U.S. Throwback to it originally being a French colony. The only law schools that teach civil law are in LA, so anyone coming out of state needs to learn a whole new system of law for the test. It’s also three days over a week-long period, so it’s expensive to take because of hotels
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AuDHDino2 days ago
+2
My Californian ass thought you'd have a wild commute to school in los Angeles.
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MoreCarnations2 days ago
+2
Yep way more shitty, predatory law schools than other states too
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fenderputty2 days ago
+5
I dislike her a lot, but I still give her credit for trying. She seems genuinely interested in criminal reform
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GMAN70072 days ago
+26
She's using chatgpt for help. She's not trying very hard.
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mden19742 days ago
+4
Florida and California are the hardest to pass.
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Puzzleheaded_Bus2462 days ago
+8
This is exactly correct. Not saying Texas is easy but it’s not Cali or Florida. South Carolina (where I passed) is also harder than most states for the same reason as Cali and Florida. They are common states for retirees with money to move too. They make them hard on purpose so lawyers who retired from other states cannot come in and easily pass to take jobs away from people who’ve practiced here their whole life. At least that’s the reason it was explained to me at SC in law school. Edit: I also passed it before South Carolina moved to the UBE.
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mden19742 days ago
+6
My dad was a lawyer in Michigan back in the day and he said there was zero chance he’d pass the fl bar.
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Ace95462 days ago
+2
Not true
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monadicperception2 days ago
+3
It’s not that hard. It’s just that there are a lot more folks who should not be taking the exam taking it and why the passage rate is lower.
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NYY_NYK_NYJ2 days ago
+6
Should caveat that Texas doesn't require the law school to be accredited since January.
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bruddahmacnut2 days ago
+2
> an average intelligence amateur pornstar
That's generous.
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Fickle_Goose_44512 days ago
+83
Asia probably cheated by reading books and studying instead of attending ChatGP university.
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FlounderCapable73442 days ago
+7
Cheating charlatan! Reading and studying - OK. Also JK
Seriously love this for her. She’ll probably find a nice niche of clients based on her background, specialize, and rock it.
Good for her.
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colostitute2 days ago
+3
Not that one. She’s a legitimate member of Mensa.
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staniel_mortgage2 days ago
+14
Yes, that's what the above post said.
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mimis-emancipation2 days ago
+3
“Texas bar”. Kim took “CA bar”.
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sinfulfng2 days ago
+10
Damn, lady works hard and has a big achievement and everyone takes the opportunity to shit on someone else because they’ve both sucked a weiner on camera
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sleepy_bean_2 days ago
+3
For some reason, I thought you meant Kim Wexler from Better Call Saul....
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Chris3372 days ago
+3
Right?! I was like…tell Kim? Tell Chuck!
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tupaja1 day ago
+2
phew, glad I'm not the only one!
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Helaken12 days ago
+2
Pornstar vs Pornstar? Id watch that.
And is sounds like a case
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617throwawayy2 days ago
+5
Isn’t the California bar notoriously difficult to pass vs the Texas bar recently making changes to make it easier for anyone to practice law?
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melcolnik2 days ago
+4
She would have taken the February bar exam. Not sure the changes would have taken effect by then.
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Darkkujo2 days ago
+3
California has a low passage rate because they have a bunch of law schools which aren't accredited by the ABA and will essentially accept anyone with a pulse. The graduates of those schools can only take the Bar exam in CA. They also allow non-law school grads to take the exam as well, like Kim.
So while it probably is a hard test the passage rate is low because so many unqualified or underqualified people take it.
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GoldPuppyClub1 day ago
+2
Texas, you have to have a law degree from a certified school to sit for the bar. CA doesn’t require a degree, the barrier to sit for the bar is much lower, so many more (unqualified) people can take it. That’s exactly why there’s a much lower pass rate in CA than TX.
Imagine 2 people sitting for the exam to become a doctor. One went to med school, one studied at home with a couple tutors using ChatGPT. Who’s more likely to pass? Not saying you can’t if you are the 2nd person, but it would be a lot harder without the resources/formal education.
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legendary_liar2 days ago
+379
IRRC she is/was part of Mensa.
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Arizona_Pete2 days ago
+375
She is / was legendarily intelligent - Made her money in the biz, moved on, and started a family.
Honestly, nothing but well wishes and respect for her.
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Morganvegas2 days ago
+199
I think it’s important to support people who want to leave that industry and not hold it over their head.
Nothing wrong with it as a job, it’s the predatory nature of the industry that is a problem.
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Arizona_Pete2 days ago
+81
There's merit to what you're saying and I agree with a lot of it. However, my one quibble would be that I think we need to take the stigma off sex work entirely. 90% of the internet is p***, Cable is p***, and sex is being used to sell fast food hamburgers.
The way that this country is steeped up to it's eyeballs in onastic pursuits while being inches away from a Victorian-Era fainting couch is absurd. At this point, it's just a job that rife with exploitation, as well as self empowerment, and it needs to be treated as such.
The ostracism we show the people in the industries enables the predation you're (correctly) calling out.
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chatminteresse2 days ago
+23
If only the US could find the fainting couches and will to ostracize when it comes to sexual predators.
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Morganvegas2 days ago
+15
Couldn’t agree more, well said.
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kheller1812 days ago
+7
That's actually inspiring. Everyone has a past, people will judge regardless. Good for her
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Emotional-Ad88942 days ago
+25
I heard her daughter is pretty much a prodigy, and in college at 11yo, so I guess some good "smart" genes are strong in that family.
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unusual_replies2 days ago
+11
I heard that a lot of people post things on Listnook that they can’t back up with facts.
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Emotional-Ad88942 days ago
+23
I don't need to be your Google.
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GraphiteJason2 days ago
+2
Lmao!!
You could start a competing company with Ask Jeeves...the digital 'Butler' who just Googles shit on your behalf
I think people have a false impression that sex workers are somehow intellectually inadequate, because they choose to use their bodies for labor in a different way than most people. Some of them are absolutely a bit stupid, but I'm willing to bet the ratio of smart to dumb is pretty similar to most other industries.
Sex work *is* real work, boys/girls/enbys. Changing from sex worker to lawyer should be seen no differently from accountant to lawyer. The only real difference between the two things is social stigma. I recognize that is a massive hurdle, but you don't solve a problem by ignoring it.
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suff0cat1 day ago
+3
This is the thing that always amused me about people who automatically dismiss “Adult Entertainers”. Everyone enjoys sex, these people just happen to be comfortable doing it on camera with a pool of other “Professionals”. Y’know, they test to make sure everyone is clean and, the good ones, make sure the people actually want to work together instead of just choosing from a hat and hoping chemistry forms.
But their openness about sex usually means they are open about all kinds of other topics too. So you can get some real interesting insights from people who see “The Darker Side” on a regular basis. Lot of good Gallows Humor to be found too. And of course, lots of trashy reality TV caliber human drama.
Always found the “Stay In Your Lane” people particularly funny because what f****** lane? At the end of the day they are still a human who lives here with the rest of us, why aren’t they allowed to have opinions?
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rockne2 days ago
+34
IIRC she was really good at Unreal Tournament…
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Slum-Bum2 days ago
+8
Wow I haven’t heard about that game in 25 years
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erryonestolemyname2 days ago
+2
Probably will never hear about it again thanks to fortnite and other Epic Games fuckery
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Rich_Housing9712 days ago
+8
She also attended Rutgers.
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marshull2 days ago
+13
She was also a really good Unreal Tournament player.
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AnonymousBanana4052 days ago
+3
They read books... for fun, Jeremy.
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PuckSenior2 days ago
+3
If memory serves she is also a talented pianist
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Jack-of-Hearts-72 days ago
+9
She has a 200 IQ
inb4 "IQ doesn't mean nothin" from the double digit crowd
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AcceptableHamster6402 days ago
+4
it means nothing if you don’t have a work ethic, basically. like raw talent in anything.
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ProdigalSheep2 days ago
+7
Mensa is a scam club for losers who need their feelings of grandeur validated.
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r2-z22 days ago
+9
True story, I also qualify but smelled how fishy it was. It’s just a giant ego circlejerk designed to wring money out of people. Who’d have guessed
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MVRKHNTR2 days ago
+7
The podcast "My year in MENSA" is a really good look at how dumb it and IQ tests in general are.
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unusual_replies2 days ago
+142
She’s smarter than Kim Kardashian. Kim made a p**** and can’t pass the bar!
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mandarintain2 days ago
+44
and it was a bad p**** at that..
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Far-Advantage-27702 days ago
+7
I wish Kim K was dating Brian De Palma
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unusual_replies2 days ago
+12
Bad and gross 🤮
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iRegretsEverything2 days ago
+4
Asia is in MENSA
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southendgirl2 days ago
+120
She didn’t even want to be a lawyer. She just wanted to prove she could pass the bar exam. Talk about setting goals! Congratulations!
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Crossovertriplet2 days ago
+32
“All rise”
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tallslim19602 days ago
+120
An 80's pstar crush. Congratulations. BTW in addition to her high IQ, she's a virtuoso pianist.
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PricklyyDick2 days ago
+76
90s you mean? She was 17 in 1989.
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MantusTMD2 days ago
+96
Ayo someone come get tallslim1960
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loyalone2 days ago
+13
Maybe tallslim was following her music career back then
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somesthetic2 days ago
+13
Time makes fools of us all
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tallslim19602 days ago
+6
Yeah, 90s....sorry
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Far-Advantage-27702 days ago
+6
Check that guys hard drive
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Much_Usual_38552 days ago
+3
Yeah, she is not Traci Lords.
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[deleted]2 days ago
+6
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OfficerBarbier2 days ago
+4
Make this woman president
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garitone2 days ago
+5
Insert 'pianist' joke here
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dweckl2 days ago
+3
Yes I just made another post about this, I remembered her being an incredible piano player
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USSSLostTexter2 days ago
+17
Asia has gone through some shit after exiting p***. 100% undeserved too. Good for her; to go back to school and get an advanced degree and pass the bar in her late 40's early 50's is HUGE. Happy for her that she's found her happiness; from what I saw of her in 'After P*** Ends' shes always been very intelligent.
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PettyFlap2 days ago
+42
Bet she didn’t study with chatGPT
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satanssweatycheeks2 days ago
+16
Everyone is using chatGPT or some form of it in schools. It’s gonna bite us in the ass down the road as society is already very stupid.
Also not even a year or so ago Texas changed its law school program in the state. I remember users over at r/law mocked the new law changes as dumbing down degree and making it easy than other states.
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Sunnyday17752 days ago
+101
I’ve lost children because of her
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cheezeebred2 days ago
+37
Well this is the funniest f****** thing I've seen in a while.
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ismelldayhikers2 days ago
+6
I was confused then I was like ohhh, yeh me too
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FangornLeghorn2 days ago
+12
Good for her. She always had a chill vibe and seemed cool. I have read stories from people who know her that mentioned how smart she is. Love this for her.
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LivingNo76412 days ago
+12
I just want everyone to know, she also was well known for making skins in Unreal Tournament 99.
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SeasonElectrical31732 days ago
+2
I used to get so stoned and play that game. Good times.
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ReleaseFromDeception2 days ago
+18
Fun fact, she's also a member of MENSA.
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noterik6662 days ago
+4
That’s funny In Spanish Mensa means dummy
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wittor2 days ago
+16
Good for her. Her past life cannot define her future or capacities, anyway.
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jenniehaniver2 days ago
+16
She also had her drivers’ license photo taken wearing a colander on her head as a Pastafarian. She’s cool as Hell.
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Jon_Mace2 days ago
+35
She has been making defendants rise for years
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Rule12-b-62 days ago
+7
As a barred lawyer who qualifies for MENSA and the Triple-Nine Society, I will add here that being a member of MENSA does not make passing the Bar a forgone conclusion. The Bar Exam is more or less a memory and speed test. Plenty of people who qualify for or are members of MENSA fail the exam every year. And, unfortunately, many bumbling idiots also pass the exam every year.
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bruddahmacnut2 days ago
+3
Right, and in fact Asia did fail the exam once (by a few points). This was her second attempt. I've followed her for years on FB and she regularly posted her trials and tribulations of law school.
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JesusHandjobPalms2 days ago
+6
Think passing the bar and Mensa was cool? She was also a playable character in the Tony Hawk Pro Skater games.
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alreadykaten2 days ago
+3
Private Carrera, yep
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Cenoflame2 days ago
+15
I hope she can get me off.
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noterik6662 days ago
+4
Heyooooo
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LuckyBobHoboJoe2 days ago
+40
The only lawyer's butthole you can find online? Doubtful
The easiest lawyer's butthole to find online? Probably
Congrats
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Time_Technician82582 days ago
+8
Hotel? Trivago
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StupidName20202 days ago
+7
Just proved to Kim K not all pornstars are created equal
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Pretend-Society61392 days ago
+7
The issue with Kim an why she keeps failing is she’s not fully committed to doing the process she thinks she can do this part time still do Hollywood gigs and she’s not put in the real work by going to a actual accredited college. With all the resources she has she could even hire tutors but the rich are so out of touch with reality that they think they can cheat their way into anything.
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jghtb2 days ago
+4
Well shit. Good for her!
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sex2 days ago
+4
She's Asia Carrera ESQUIRE now, right?
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adrey222 days ago
+4
I worked at tech tv back in the day and we her on the pilot for unscrewed. I got to spend a couple days with her. She was everything you’d hope. Gorgeous, kind, funny…
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lenmylobersterbush2 days ago
+11
Of coarse she did, she is a mensa member
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Pretend-Society61392 days ago
+6
Right. Folks need to understand the ppl with high intelligence they tend to be the most self destructive engaging in risky sex, drugs etc. not saying that choosing to be a p*** star is a bad thing. A lot of ppl choose to do sex work for empowerment. I’m happy she’s doing this because I think she has the potential to help a lot of ppl in the p*** industry and sex workers in general who are always being mistreated. I think we have to grace to everyone on this journey called life.
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AlgernusPrime2 days ago
+7
Homie, sex workers are not doing sex work to empower themselves but rather money. There’s tons of sex workers being interviewed on YT that echos this also almost all the third world sex workers are doing it for money.
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mandarintain2 days ago
+3
I remember reading about her being a Mensa member too. Really smart lady
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ilovemyronda2 days ago
+3
You know what? F*** yeah! Good for her man!
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doctordreamd2 days ago
+3
Why the focus on the former career. No one’s screaming John Doe, former Pizza Hut dishwasher called to the bar 🤦♀️
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VersionHistorical9062 days ago
+3
She found her passion and it’s getting people off, doesn’t matter how, good for her!
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vexerplusone2 days ago
+3
This has to be killing Kim Kardashian :)
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wawapitsit2 days ago
+3
Congratulations!!
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Feisty_Jellyfish_2442 days ago
+3
And Kim
Kardashian still can’t. This is great. Congrats Asia!
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Past-Lunch46952 days ago
+5
Talk about reinventing yourself over and over, that’s admirable! My father was MENSA, this level of intelligence is nothing to dismiss.
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iameveryoneelse2 days ago
+4
For once she really *was* working her way through college.
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birdsword2 days ago
+3
An honorable profession.... right down the drain to become an attorney. Shame.
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Sea_Attitude11472 days ago
+5
She’ll get you off in more ways than one.
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oneWeek20242 days ago
+2
didn't texas just eliminate the "bar" ?
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epicgrilledchees2 days ago
+2
Awesome. As long as she’s fighting for the forces of good.
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HenningVonHolzentitz2 days ago
+2
About 20 years ago I recognized her in a security line in Vegas at McCarran. Our eyes met, she knew I knew and gave a smile. Total babe, very fit.
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Ancient-Bat17552 days ago
+2
[H]ell yeah! Hardocp used to have autograph and pc contests with her, she was great with a passion for quake. Good for her! She had been depressed for a long time after losing a spouse.
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EfficientLoss2 days ago
+2
Thats awesome! Congrats
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CrossFire_tx2 days ago
+2
Love the jokes below. But all that aside, congratulations to her. It’s not easy to pass any bar test.
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Big-Persimmon-71652 days ago
+2
Damn. I used to love her!
Good for her
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crazygem1012 days ago
+2
Good for her, that's f*&&ing hott
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Tio_chubby0522 days ago
+2
My fellow MENSA member!
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brainanimaniac2 days ago
+2
Had no idea who she was. Checked her Wikipedia and was shocked that she was married to Don Lemmon. Realized it's not Don Lemon but Don Lemmon.
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Est-Tech792 days ago
+2
Good to see people can evolve no matter how much social media tries to drag them. I remember her story on some documentary about 10-20 years ago. It wasn’t pretty.
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MadHuevos2 days ago
+2
That’s super hot
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basura10923874562 days ago
+2
Managed to become a lawyer before Kim Kardashian
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KaiserJustice2 days ago
+2
Cool for her, better than anything I’ve achieved
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Goodswimkarma2 days ago
+2
That's great. I hate when people shame former sex workers who want to get out of that industry and better themselves.
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Old_Mammoth82802 days ago
+2
Not too surprising, I've watched a lot of her Pro Bono work
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Prezzume2 days ago
+2
Why are do google searches for a good lawyer, keep getting flagged as NSFW on my office computer?
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LegoBSpace2 days ago
+2
Your honor I call for a debrief.
There’s no way I can pay your hourly rate.
Well there are other ways….. bwa chicka wow wow.
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Klezmer_Mesmerizer2 days ago
+2
This lady will be unflappable in court.
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ZealousidealTrash7502 days ago
+2
Hell yeah. Get it.
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BrownstoneTV2 days ago
+2
Yes!!!!! Love this.
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RogueTobasco2 days ago
+2
She really gonna keep fuckin people huh
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TheRabadoo2 days ago
+2
Good for her. She deserves to be super proud of this accomplishment.
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NickOulet2 days ago
+4
And Trump is looking for a Supreme Court replacement.
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wadeishere2 days ago
+10
Nah, she's in mensa. "Smart people don't like him"
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Hi_Im_Dadbot2 days ago
+2
Hey there, I’m here to take your deposition.
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ComplaintBig19862 days ago
+2
Texas has one of the hardest Bar exams in the country
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Ryan18692 days ago
+2
Single female lawyer...
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FlournoyFlennory2 days ago
+2
Same profession.
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leaderofstars2 days ago
+4
Yeah but now she's not getting fucked
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victorhashed2 days ago
+3
The Texas Bar exam is officially the second most painful thing Asia Carrera has ever had to endure on camera, but definitely the first one involving this many dicks in suits. Imagine being a prosecutor trying to argue against her, knowing she’s spent more time around 'hard evidence' than the entire DA's office combined. Texas wanted to ban adult content, and instead, they got a Mensa-level final boss who actually knows how to read their laws. 2026 is wild. From 'Big Wood' to 'Big Law'—at least now when she says 'objection,' someone might actually stop.
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Bishopjones21122 days ago
+1
Ah I’m not sure what to do with this. There are so many jokes and comments. About her, about p***, about Texas, about the bar.
Congrats Asia, well done.
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