End of school pranks...
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Our announcements are given over television, and my friend is part of the team that does it every morning. So we were thinking of doing something very simple but funny to us, which will be playing "Troll Roll" for the entire school, forcing them to watch it.
Trolololoo loloo looo...
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ehh, its complicatedoppp7 said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_differences#Education
Year 11 = 10th Grade
...actually not that complicated :/
And you do have a point, but it's just a way to let the whole school know that you might be gone for good so giving them a reason to remember you is the main drive behind all of this
Actually, the police tape was part of an on-going battle between one of the English teachers and the head of classics.not_the_dm said:
The swazstika was also done in grass killer. In the end, the school just ripped the turf up.
Ah, you forget some of the greater pranks.
Putting an estate agents 'for sale' sign up on the front lawn - several people called the school and the agent requesting the info.
They did the thing with their cars (last year) and blocked the staff in. So, the porters blocked them in, with a minibus. The guys lifted it up, and moved it away. They got clamped. They cut the clamps off.
Stealing the porter's tractor keys, driving it up and down the junior-school's playing fields, parking it in the middle, and throwing the keys away.
Ahh...I can't wait for what we do next year NTD. Nerf/foam rocket barrage in assembly? Raid the classrooms with waterguns?
Pool noodles are these long, thin, brightly-colored styrofoam tubes that become much heavier when soaked in water. A common children's pastime where I come from is to drench one and then smack everybody at the pool upside the head with it.Chrono212 said:
It's better than it sounds.
peanut butter? you wuss, i put a combination of vaseline and dog poo. judging from the reactions, i think the vaseline was worse loldragonslayer32 said:
We came up with a good one but never pulled it off. The idea was to get two pigs, paint the first with the #1 and the second with the #3, then grease them up and let them loose on different ends of the school. The idea being once the school finally caught pig 1 and 3 they'd think that there was a pig 2 still loose in the school. we couldn't get the pigs though so we settled with breaking a rotton ostarage egg in the princible's car and removing the alternator from the assistant princeble's car.
...I'm sorry, rape alarm??? Really? I'm... curious. =/ Is it what I think it is (exactly what it says)?Wahful said:
Baically a girl carries one about, and if she feels indangered she pulls the tag and it emits an ear piercing sound that has a huge radius.Klarinette said:
Ah Muck Up Day. The teachers got very anal about this because just about every year someones car (usually a teachers) got egged. But, the year that I left I believe they somehow put flour in the principals air vents of his car...didn't end very well in Senior assembly 
Wow, ha, memories.
My year as a whole did a whole raft of pranks. We put fish in the ventilation system. Someone put a dead bird in the head of sixth forms draw. Someone (or someones, I guess) painted the 6thform block a different color and then put various messages on it. Some people made a dummy pupil (out of papier mache with a balloon head), dressed it up in school uniform and then filmed various staffs reactions to seeing the dummy pupil thrown out of high windows or run over (mostly underwhelming, but some classic reactions).
For my part, me and some friends closed the school gates at 7am with a heavy chains and padlocks. We'd come across some old russian communist ex-army gear, which we got up in (I made a fine commissar) and we staged a mini revolution until they got rid of us. Quite funny, we backed up the road with an epic que of coaches and minibuses.
Wierdly, the most successful was the stealing of the staff room kettle. God damn, that caused a fuss.
I'm sure I'll remember more as I think about it... *nostalgic haze*
My year as a whole did a whole raft of pranks. We put fish in the ventilation system. Someone put a dead bird in the head of sixth forms draw. Someone (or someones, I guess) painted the 6thform block a different color and then put various messages on it. Some people made a dummy pupil (out of papier mache with a balloon head), dressed it up in school uniform and then filmed various staffs reactions to seeing the dummy pupil thrown out of high windows or run over (mostly underwhelming, but some classic reactions).
For my part, me and some friends closed the school gates at 7am with a heavy chains and padlocks. We'd come across some old russian communist ex-army gear, which we got up in (I made a fine commissar) and we staged a mini revolution until they got rid of us. Quite funny, we backed up the road with an epic que of coaches and minibuses.
Wierdly, the most successful was the stealing of the staff room kettle. God damn, that caused a fuss.
I'm sure I'll remember more as I think about it... *nostalgic haze*
We used to have those too. Usually it was all fun and games, but my year they had to cancel it due to some pricks thinking they could cover the school in graffiti and some other stuff I've forgotten.
Prior to our very last day of school, we were explicitly told by our headmaster that there is to be no 'muck up' anything or else we will not get our senior certificate, this included even minor things like water bombs. Safe to say, no one mucked up, we didn't want to waste 12 years of schooling for one prank.Chrono212 said:
