Eh, compared to grad school, uni isn't that bad.

You a graduate?

...what's it like?

I'm assuming it's like uni... only harder.

because that's how it works. Actually, I'm finding college easier than 6th form (probably cuz I'm more interested in the course)

My friend Adam actually hit me for liking ponies

edited 8th Jan '12 4:39:06 PM by gingerninja666

I still keep my broniness a secret.

Somehow...

My broniness is out in the open,

shame I barely see my friends now for it to matter.

Me too, actually (although, that's mostly because they study at unis outside of Cardiff)

I'm quite open about my bronyness (I'll be wearing my We Love Fine t-shirt to college as soon as it arrives )

edited 8th Jan '12 4:45:54 PM by gingerninja666

@Applelight: Similar to college, only the individual classes are more intensive. As in, you only have each of them once or twice a week, but they're longer and you have a bit more out of class work. So far it hasn't been a great deal worse. Although I'm currently half a week into an intensive January term class, which meets 3 times a week for five hours (well, four + lunch), which will probably kill me. But hey, I survived first semester despite writing an extra ten pages of reviews and fanfic each week.

I wish I had enough to buy a shirt. Stupid $90 textbooks.

edited 8th Jan '12 4:47:37 PM by JapaneseTeeth

I don't really have an opportunity to share my like of this show too much, but I will tell people that it's not bad at all if it's brought up in conversation. I won't, however, share the extent to which my like for this show goes, as it goes rather far into what I would have previously classified as the "internet crazies" zone, what with the fanfiction and the art and the omnipresent over analysis of the show on internet forums...

Yeah, it still creeps me out a little bit, especially most anything having to do with shipping

My brother is the only one who knows. Though to be honest we both watch enough cartoons that my parents wouldn't bat an eye if they saw either of us watching it (except maybe if the theme song comes on).

Huh? I don't know where you go school but $90 sounds cheap for a textbook.

edited 8th Jan '12 4:50:38 PM by Mio

Buying them used on Amazon. Original price is way more. If I got them from the university store, I'd probably have to sell a kidney or something.

edited 8th Jan '12 4:52:36 PM by JapaneseTeeth

@ Japanese Teeth

Sounds tough. I'm in my final year atm, and if I drop the ball now, after 4 years and £27, 000 pound of debt...knock on wood.

Thank God I have a job and small savings.

@ Ginger

Cardiff has an excellent University dosn't it?

edited 8th Jan '12 4:54:02 PM by ApplelightLimited

Good luck. Last semester of college is always stressful.

Thanks JT.

That really means a lot to me, seriously.

My sister praises the show openly, and my mum even watches the show with me.

Is it weird that the MLP theme song makes me both cringe, AND dance along (sorta) at the same time?

@Apple It's Film Production couse isn't all that great though. I'm hoping to get into the University of Newport but I've got a few backup choices (as anyone should have)

edited 8th Jan '12 4:57:23 PM by gingerninja666

Ponies are uber-low profile in Singapore. Most who see me see only my tablet when I'm on the go.

Treehouse has MLP at 1/4 PM again.

I have basically the same reaction to the song. Its that was with a lot of songs on this show.

edited 8th Jan '12 5:00:05 PM by LMage

I know I won't find any bronies where I live at. It'll be the coldest fucking day in Hell if I find any at school.

Waaaaay too many macho cholo assholes living around here.

My Classmates give me a lot of weird looks when I mention MLP, but they give me those sorts of looks when I talk about ANYTHING.

Yeah, A group of FILM students who didn't know who Sean Connery was. Sometimes I despair for my city

edited 8th Jan '12 5:05:26 PM by gingerninja666

@ Ginger

Good luck in finding your place. Here's my advice.

Go to classes. Do the work when you get it. Talk to your tutors. Talk to your classmates. I often didn't. It's only now in my final year do I get it, and my head is always just above water.

They...they didn't know you Sean Connery was?

edited 8th Jan '12 5:12:32 PM by ApplelightLimited

*raises eyebrow*

How does that work?

edited 8th Jan '12 5:11:35 PM by Mio

Nope. None of them had seen Star Wars either.

Except for one of my classmates, who's pretty much my rival

edited 8th Jan '12 5:16:22 PM by gingerninja666

Where do you live?

Haven't...haven't seen Star Wars?

The fuck?

So I can only assume that their experience of film comes from hyper-niche continental film festivals.