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Wow - people don't even try anymore.

TheShrew wrote:

For some ideas, you might wanna try http://textfiles.com/directory.html
Look under Anarchy for some serious things or Humor for things that are less dangerous...

been there, done that actually.

I though the instructions on how to make your own PCP were kind of amusing. As well as the titles of some of the textfiles....

uhhh...no.

My school has.. let's see...14 entrances... and surveillance cameras at the main ones.

Oh yeah.. and why would you want to screw with your school like that? The money to remove the chains is just going to be your tax dollars.

Haha good point. Our high school just got remodeled two years ago.
Too bad we couldn't invest in Macintosh computers.

My wasn't a senior prank, but my class welded the locks on all faculty members doors shut, and also removed and hid the dean's car's wheels, with 4 clues (inside his welded shut office) as to there locations.

i think i would molest all of you

No I'm serious, what the smurf is wrong with you little smurfs?

what kind of bullsmurf is that to put up with

Ok, how about launching some of these:
http://www.fireworks.com/fireworks_gall … asp?pid=52
http://www.blackcatfireworks.com/firewo … ers/BC-108
http://www.tntfireworks.com/ncom/tnt?pi … 5&zip=
Just so you know, you want to calculate about 1 minute for every 1000 rolls, so for the 16k roll, that's about 16 minutes worth of firecrackers....

Imagine like 5 of these rolls going off all over the school.  The best part is, soaking it in water will not cause it to stop burning.  The fuse provides it's own oxygen and so do the crackers.

I was thinking a different kind altogether...

Tria wrote:

I was thinking a different kind altogether...

Now that I could go for!

another thing we plan to do is get an extenseion ladder and lean it against our flag pole climb up to the top with a rope  and pull tires up the and then throw them over the pole ....keep inmind that there is wire steel inside tires this will hopefully prevent them from cutting the tires off or atleast take along time to do so.........

these are very orignal pranks....hope some work for you

This one happened at my school, but they used a pulley system on a tree to put the tires on... and yes they used the steel wired tires.... it was funny

Last year a couple of mates of mine (one of whom is conveniently a prefect ) printed and distributed, on the school's letterhead, letters to all of the 1000 or so kids in the junior school telling them that a cleaner's strike planned for the next day had been called off. Just for authenticity they scanned a copy of the principals signature from a previous (legitimate) note and placed it at the end of the letter. The school was to be closed as a result of the health risk imposed by the strike, meaning that a logistical nightmare would unfold the next day when 1000 kids showed up to school to find it locked and deserted!
Unfortunately though the plot was foiled half an hour or so before school finished.

On the same token though, it meant that a thousand notes had to be frantically  produced and distributed within half an hour to counteract the scam.

Just to make sure word got around, our dear doddering principal himself ran around the school distributing the news of the hoax!

needless to say, the the parties responsible for the prank were given four weeks of detention, and Person X lost their Prefect title, badge and priveledges till the beginning of this year...

SchmoBurger wrote:

needless to say, the the parties responsible for the prank were given four weeks of detention, and Person X lost their Prefect title, badge and priveledges till the beginning of this year...

I am so glad they got busted, I dont know why anyone things its a good idea to piss off the administration for fun.  You made a false document with an administrators signature; 'person x' should be happy all that happened was losing a perfect title; what were you expecting to happen? he smurfed up, and gets to keep a 'prefect' title? I dont think so

Last edited by Marc (2005-05-28 11:51 am)