Probably. Because the next day (last one) they brought some of these enormous water guns to school and started to soak people and walls with them. Of course one of these people was our head girl (is that the correct term?) who had agreed with the headmaster to not do such things in the first place.Chrono212 said:Wow, that's...dumn...Quaxar said:Some of the "wiser" guys decided to pay the school a little evening-visit. It was the day before the last one and the geniuses decided they would write their fucking names on walls, windows and floors using duct tape. And not even good tape, no it had to be this shitty brown one that leaves long sticky trails when pulled off.
Yeah, easiest game of who-was-it ever. They had to clean the whole mess after their final day of school. To quote an old internet meme: fail!
...I wonder if thats an understatement :/
I remember some kid lost the tag on one of them once in our school. The whole school was trying to shut it the fuck up. Eventually some kid threw it a a tree for the 50th time and it pretty much exploded with sound.Axolotl said:Really? There's enough demand for that for it to be a marketable idea? Wow, everytime I regain my faith in humanity, it pulls out a new low.Darkside360 said:An alarm women carry to ward off rapists.Axolotl said:A "rape alarm"? What on earth is that?Wahful said:Pulled the tag on a rape alarm, tied it to a helium balloon and let it go in the assembly hall.
Which is like a gillion foot tall.
Do I win a prize?Chrono212 said:THAT is why this thread existsGeneric_Dave said:When I was in school (it was a while ago now, about 8 years since I finished) we had this tradition. One of the years above us did the disassemble a teacher's car and put it back together in the classroom. It didn't run in the class but still.
Our year, we got one of the lads who had been in the year, but left for an apprenticeship to bring his van and some concrete and blocks to the school one night, mixed the quick dry and used the bricks to seal the school entrances. Then with the left over bricks and a nice strong padlock we stopped the gates from being opened by concreting a couple of bricks behind them.
We did it all overnight, it was all dry by morning and NOBODY knew we did it, we got away with it completely. It was Kick-ass!![]()
You can get all kinds of things on the internet.ToxinArrow said:Where the hell did people get "military grade" smoke grenades?
We used chickens. But the effect was the sameGHMonkey said:and pigs with the numbers 1,2, and 4 were released over lunch
Erm....the chance to be a legend for all eternity? Or how about an inspiration for the next generationGeneric_Dave said:Do I win a prize?Chrono212 said:THAT is why this thread existsGeneric_Dave said:When I was in school (it was a while ago now, about 8 years since I finished) we had this tradition. One of the years above us did the disassemble a teacher's car and put it back together in the classroom. It didn't run in the class but still.
Our year, we got one of the lads who had been in the year, but left for an apprenticeship to bring his van and some concrete and blocks to the school one night, mixed the quick dry and used the bricks to seal the school entrances. Then with the left over bricks and a nice strong padlock we stopped the gates from being opened by concreting a couple of bricks behind them.
We did it all overnight, it was all dry by morning and NOBODY knew we did it, we got away with it completely. It was Kick-ass!![]()
Airsoft or paintball. Basically you can use and get real military equipment, such as smoke 'nades, (minus the guns that kill people, just hurt them)zHellas said:You can get all kinds of things on the internet.ToxinArrow said:Where the hell did people get "military grade" smoke grenades?
Legend for all eternity...I'll take that with a HUGE frakkin' smile...Chrono212 said:Erm....the chance to be a legend for all eternity? Or how about an inspiration for the next generation![]()