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3/3/2016 5:55:05 PM
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Senior Pranks
Flood, give me your senior (high school) prank ideas.
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The 2012 seniors at my high school released chickens and mice in different corridors. It was hilarious, if you caught one you had to "report to the front office." The 2013 seniors put cracked eggs on students' cars. The eggs sat there baking from 8 am till about 12, I was in class when a student came in late and went "guys, there's eggs on all the cars In the underclass men parking lot." Texts and tweets shot out and students ran to the parking lot, freaking out. The seniors didn't realize that eggs hurt the paint though so about 5 of them weren't allowed to walk graduation and 1 of them had charges pressed on them since some girl just had her car painted.
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1 返信I remember my senior prank. It was on graduation day, the plan was to walk up on stage, shake the pricipals hand, then walk away. Sounds simple right? All seniors beforehand had to make sure to have a penny in the hand they would shake the pricipals hand with. By the end of the ceremony the principal had if I remember correctly 300-400 pennies.
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zooksieeにより編集済み: 3/3/2016 6:36:57 PMStep 1. Gather a skateboard and a canoe. Step 2. Tape skateboard to bottom of canoe. Step 3. Prop a Go-Pro to front of canoe, facing forward. Step 4. Get principle's/Dean of Student's approval for prank. Step 5. Row around the school in you suped-up canoe. Step 6. Watch Go-Pro video. Step 7. Upload video to YouTube. Step 8. Show #offtopic the video. Step 9. Become a school legend. [i]Optional: Safari themed outfits, taping blue paper onto the floor to make it look like water, place radios around the school to play rushing water noises, and/or have some friends dress up like the Temple Run monkeys and chase you, Or have them dress up as crocodiles and chase you. [/i] Please wear pads. Seriously, I recommend warring a helmet and pass, in case your canoe tips over.
