Expedition: general discussions.

In school, I would invent all sorts of reverse alicorns and guys with wings instead of legs, and then write stories about how they got bad grades in math, beat each other up in the toilet, and replaced meatballs with poop. And I couldn't stand writing essays about what the author wanted to say; by high school, I had learned to just memorize everything the literature teacher said and then just regurgitate it on paper.