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The University Life Meme

Follow the instructions on the test sheet carefully

1. Post a comment for each of your characters, listing their name and canon in the subject line
2. Reply to other characters. Use RNG to roll a number between 1 and 11, then take a look at the list below to find out which situation your characters will now find themselves in. (Of course, if you're set on what you'd like to play out then bypass rolling and just pick the scenario you want...or ignore the list entirely if you have an idea of your own).
3. Go from there! Make multiple threads, threadjack (check with the other players first), switch setting mid-thread...go crazy.

Choose an out-of-hours activity

1. Student prank
Everybody loves good old-fashioned student pranks, right? ...except maybe the unwitting victims. Love them or loathe them, they're a mischievous part of uni life. Cover doors with cellophane, put soup powder in the shower-heads, rig buckets of paint above entrances...do whatever you can to catch your roommates out.

2. Joint study session
Oh wow, your class suddenly got super hard all of a sudden, and you don't understand it at all! Well, what better way to make sure you know what's what than to have a smarter classmate explain it to you? ...or, maybe, you're just interested in spending time with your temporary tutor. How much actual studying gets done is up to you.

3. Drinking games
Cheap booze and the need for some fun can often be quite the interesting combination...just remember hangovers and long lectures don't mix as well as spirits do. If you're unsure about what drinking games are out there, there's a handy-dandy site listing many possible ones here.

4. Playing hooky
Everybody needs a break from time to time, right? That lecture was just going to be hideously dull, anyway. Grab a fellow friend and escape the tedium of your timetable in favor of something more fun.

5. Student Union
The Student Union is the place to be when you get off class - go hang out at the pool bar, watch or participate in Open Mic sessions, or whatever else you can think of.

6. Student night at the local club
Most clubs near universities have these, so take a well-earned break from studying to party, dance, and have a good time.

7. Fundraising student dance
One of the departments needs cash for more equipment, or maybe it's to raise funds for a charity or a fellow student's trip abroad...but who cares so long as there's good music and your friends there? Protip: don't trust the punch...

8. Society/club activities
Maybe you're hosting some kind of recreational activity for your members, holding or attending a normal meeting, trying to get funds by staging a bake-sale or a more daring scheme, or maybe you're just starting out and trying to draft people into joining you.

9. The campus library
Maybe you need to put some extra effort into your studies, or maybe you just wanted a quiet place to languish in until your hangover from the night before goes away. Either way the library is a good place to run into people. Just don't be too loud.

10. Hanging out in Halls
When there's nowhere else to be, chilling out with your housemates back at your accommodation is as good as anything, right? Go bug your neighbours, argue over whose food is whose in the fridge, or just sit around and relax. Domestic shenanigans are go!

11. Student bar
Go out drinking to unwind after a week of hard work, to celebrate your excellent test scores (or commiserate if they weren't so good), or just for the sake of it. Who knows, you'll likely bump into your classmates there, so this is a good chance to get to know people better over a pint.