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Senior Prank Days

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tedginn05

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Just wondering, yesterday at my school was crazy.

It was funny at times. Smoke bombs were being thrown at the school and in the hallways. The teachers wouldn't do anything. They just had all of the doors on the school locked and guarded.

The seniors were outside in the student parking lot, throwing water around, hitting people with mustard, chocolate syrup, shaving cream. The teacher watching the door during lunch had a simple rule. You can go outside, but you wouldn't be allowed back in. We would watch a few idiots go outside and immediatly be hit with water ballons and turn around and bang on the doors trying to get back in.

This was during lunch and a whole big group of students were gathered at the back door, which is a all plexi-glass wall, watching it all. It was all good until some idiot opened the door when about 20 seniors with water ballons in their hands where right at the doors. We ran up the steps and was greated by a teacher who told us to go back downstairs and wouldn't let us through.

Just wondering, I'm sure other people have stories of their senior prank day. Care to share them?
 
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Needless to say, the administration was not amused.
 
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Our seniors didn't really pull big pranks. Just alot of small ones. They do however have a tradition of putting baby oil and lotion on one of the staircases. Which they did this year, and sadly someone fell down the steps.

I think its all good and cool with the water and shaving cream, until someone actually gets hurt.
 
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My school is really uptight about Senior pranks, and this year all they were going to do is leave the classrooms in the morning, parade a little bit around the hallways, and then go outside and play games all day and cook out.


Well, they were told they wouldn't be allowed to graduate if they left their classrooms, and needless to say, there were tons of seniors marching down the hall and dragging all seniors to come with them with the "they can't cancel graduation if we all go!" mentality. Everyone was pretty cocky untill they started going outside, when apparently only about 30 of them made it outside, eventually the principal came out and said they'd be suspended if they didn't go back in, and that they can still cook out at lunch.


It was pretty gay.
 
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The best pranks are the clever, non-destructive ones. Any prank that involves destruction is just stupid.

When I was in high school the best senior prank was when they dropped 11 tires down the flag pole. The tires spelled out "S-E-N-I-O-R-S-R-U-L-E. The school had to rent a crane to get rid of them. :lol:

Not high school, but MIT has some great pranks. About a decade ago they stuck a police car on top of the dome. http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/by_year/1994/cp_car/cp_car.html

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A few months ago they changed an MIT sign to read "VOMIT" :lol:

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And then there was R2-D2:

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A list of them can be found here: http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/
 
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I think its time to hijack the thread with "best hack" stories.

Mine is this - while at school (about age 14) a bunch of us moved the fine T-top MGB-GT owned by the English teacher into the narrow and deep entry-way separating the Library from the Physics building.

This required the smallest of the first year students to steer while the car was in Neutral, and the rest of us guided and pushed the car into its resting place.

Littlest one locked the steering column and put on the parking brakes then was hauled out through the T-top, which we had rigged so we might close it from outside the vehicle (string, bailing wax, Rube Goldberg).
The car was now so close to both walls that you could not open the doors more than 3 inches on either side. The T-top being locked no-one could get in through that point of access.

As you might imagine, the only way to get the thing out of there was to tow it. Before that happened though we had the wonderful spectacle of the teacher trying to figure out how to get into his car from all directions. (Plus the students trying to find their way into the building for over two hours).

Why it was the English teacher's car to which this was done is a story for another time.
 
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In high school, we took a band trip :nerd: to a little town in Connecticut. As we headed into town, we saw police lights and heard sirens. The officers pulled our music director out of the bus, frisked and handcuffed him, put him in the police car and drove us about the last 15 minutes to the school we were visiting. They assembled all of us in the parking lot and picked up the microphone... and gave our director the "keys to the city" - and his handcuffs. Ummmm... that was weird.

Though that was the end of the pranking, the same officers pulled up at a party that weekend - kids were passed out in the front yard, the side deck was in the middle of the yard instead of attached to the second floor where it had started the evening, and kegs were in plain sight. As about the only sober one there :nerd: I got to be spokesperson. All they said was to turn down the music so they wouldn't have to come back and "possibly notice any illegal activities." Ummmm... that was also weird.

Band power! :biggrin:
 
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Deety said:
In high school, we took a band trip :nerd: to a little town in Connecticut. As we headed into town, we saw police lights and heard sirens. The officers pulled our music director out of the bus, frisked and handcuffed him, put him in the police car and drove us about the last 15 minutes to the school we were visiting. They assembled all of us in the parking lot and picked up the microphone... and gave our director the "keys to the city" - and his handcuffs. Ummmm... that was weird.

Though that was the end of the pranking, the same officers pulled up at a party that weekend - kids were passed out in the front yard, the side deck was in the middle of the yard instead of attached to the second floor where it had started the evening, and kegs were in plain sight. As about the only sober one there :nerd: I got to be spokesperson. All they said was to turn down the music so they wouldn't have to come back and "possibly notice any illegal activities." Ummmm... that was also weird.

Band power! :biggrin:
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Drat, Deeters. When the story started with a band trip, I was hoping for something a bit more, how should I say, risque. C'est la vie.
 
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My class's senior pranks were pretty weak.

A few guys decided they were gonna make a giant paper mache penis and put it in front of the school. In the process of making the thing, they got sloppy drunk, dared each other to drink the gallons of paper mache mix they'd made, and got violently ill.

Also, a few girls decided they were gonna use pesticide to write the message "Seniors '99" in the lawn at the school (fucking lame). Fortunately for people like me who like to laugh at such things, they misspelled it, writing "Senors '99" instead.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks said:
It wasn't my class (was my Soph. year, as I recall) the Seniors put glue in the door locks. Made national news.
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Same thing happened to a school near me a couple of years ago. They glued the doors shut and broke keys in the locks so nobody could get in. This pissed off a teacher so much that he ended up breaking a window so he could get into the school. They decided not to wear masks and were caught by school security cameras and were arrested the next day. I believe the kids still had to go to school.

Also, if this isn't reason to not do stupid shit, I don't know what is. One of the better football players in the area I live(has a full ride going to NIU next year) decided to dress up with some buddies in gorilla masks and shoot paintballs at kids going to school. They went into the school and were being chased. He ending up running into somebody and broke their ankle. They were eventually caught and rumors swirled he was going to lose his schollie. I found out this was false, but I'm sure it scared the hell out of him.
 
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