My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (Live Reactions & Discussion)

To be honest except for a few classes I hated high school. College is so much better. No assemblies, good food, everyone here is here because they want to be and is thus serious...

Also just heard Blueblood speak. Wow, I can see why Rarity fell for him. He's quite the charmer, right before the rose.

edited 1st Jul '15 7:28:43 PM by theLibrarian

My usual attire at school is shorts and t-shirts. Sometimes a flannel button up on top. Also hoodies.

Middle School was much worse then High School has been. It was just so frustrating and awful and disturbing and shit. Like that creepy twin guy who gave me "herpes touch" while I rode the bus, that girl who rode my bus that wanted to be pregnant before 16, that really annoying homophobic guy who hated gay people but liked lesbians cause they were hot I sat at lunch with, those idiots that would chant "Rosie the Riveter" at me for no reason other than that it was annoying, or that asshole who farted towards me art once. Not to mention that I was the shittiest of shitlords back then. I really regret some shit I did back then. Never wanna go back to those times. Best part was probably my teachers.

Everyone was the shittiest of shitlords in middle school. Or at least a huge chuuni like I was. My god.

When I had me and that girl I mentioned started to hang out at lunch, I think at that point I began to realize that maybe High School won't be as bad as Middle School.

So far I'd say that's true.

Middle school< high school< college. I'd rather pick my brain out of my nose than go through high school again, but I would repeat all of my high school years four times over than go back to middle school. I call those years my "embarrassing Invader Zim phase" for a reason.

And, honestly, for someone who like fashion as much as I do, I don't really put a lot of effort into how I look.

I don't actually remember much of middle school apart from the layout of the school. Oh, and my cat would follow me there in the morning.

Now that I think about it, I think I had a "90's were so much better" phase for a while despite being born in 98. Around the time of CN Real/Fried Dynamite was on Cartoon Network and Toonami was dead. So glad I'm past that phase of being nostalgia blind.

@Librarian: Wow, your that far behind on the show? Huh, this whole time I had no idea. I can't wait for your reaction to Lesson Zero.

@Crowfall: BTW, I hope you noticed the RD tattoo Twilight has on her neck in that picture I posted. :P

For the most part, I took an online course for high school and only went to school in the afternoons.

That's so awesome.

Also I too don't really remember middle school or high school other than a few vague details that could have been implanted into my brain by aliens for all I know. Not even the teachers or my classmates really. Elementary school? Forget about it.

I'm actually not behind, I just got into the show a little while before season 2 and only watched part of the first season.

Middle school was fairly bleh, and high school was hella bleh. College was less bleh, but still pretty bleh. I guess it's better than the super shitty school exprience a lot of people go through, but I still wish it hadn't been one huge decade of bleh.

@marston: But of course. How would a tattoo work on a pony though? Wouldn't their coat cover it up?

Horses get tattoos on the inside of their mouths.

Think about that.

Depilation?

Sounds painful. Also, now I can't stop wondering what getting a tongue tattoo would taste like. Would you taste the ink as it's going in? Would you taste blood? Or would the pain just distract you from tasting anything?

Quick google says not that painful, apparently. Huh, color me surprised.

I still think rebellious ponies would brand themselves instead of getting tattoos.

My high school actually wasn't that bad, mainly because it was so small that the "popular" kids couldn't really maintain their popularity because nobody outside of their clique really gave half a crap. Classes were... actually not too bad. I didn't like it much while I was there, but in retrospect I actually learned quite a bit of useful stuff; the first two years of college actually weren't that bad by comparison.

My high school wasn't that horrible, except for ninth grade, the year I got endlessly harassed by a stupid group of boys. Middle school, however...

I think my general obliviousness actually helped me a lot because looking back, there's a lot about high school I would hate a lot now that I barely noticed back then.

I was well liked in High School, I was even asked to do a speech for my school's moving up day.

Honestly I'm surprised. I constantly wore pony and nerd stuff every day (flashed it off, even). And I'm not exactly the picture of masculinity and popularity.

Honestly, the more popular kids in my high school were the ones that were just really nice. I straight up told one of the guys that used to harass me in middle school: "there's a reason you don't have friends anymore."

I hated high school due to a shitty band (who I thankfully got away from after Sophomore year) teacher, most of the student body being idiots, not liking some of my classes, and me going through a somewhat stressful time in my life.

edited 1st Jul '15 9:01:56 PM by theLibrarian

I have no clue who is exactly are the kids you'd consider popular at my school.

We do have a football player that seems like he's straight out of a fictional high school, though.

Our football team was a pretty miserable sight. Two of the years I was there they won 1 game. Cumulatively. I remember shouting "YOU SUCK!" More than once at them. A lot of them still had the gall to act entitled, though.