I'm bringing Xanga back

So I was in class a few weeks ago (our class had a joint meeting with another class) and the professors assigned us to small groups to discuss a legal question. Well, I start talking to the group and I hear myself actually sounding like a law student! Stupid observation, it would seem, but I don't usually socialize much with other students and discussing legal issues with people after class isn't on my top list of things to do. Of course, one would assume that after almost 3 years of law school, it's only natural that I would talk in the way law students/lawyers talk when discussing legal issues. However, it sure came as a surprise to me. I can't remember exactly what I said but it was my word usage and phrases that made me sound exactly like every other student in school, for good or bad. People always warned me that as a law student I would change (and not for the better), but thusfar I haven't seen much of a change, other than being busier than I had been before. Anyway, it seemed strange to me.

Just a list because I like to know how many I've seen in a year.

• Breach
  
• Music and Lyrics
  
• Zodiac
• 300
• The Host

There might have been others, but I don't remember them.