<p>At my school, if you don't have your student ID, you can buy a temporary one for a dollar at the front door. At the beginning of the day the hall aids are all squeezed at the front doors checking IDs, and so if you want to buy one, the flow of kids stops for a few moments. It's kind of annoying, because they wouldn't have such a problem if they weren't Nazis about IDs in the first place. Anyway....</p>
<p>Last year for a senior prank, some girls (after voting on the prank in Student Council... so all of these girls are good, admirable honor students) paid for temporary IDs with all pennies (100 of them, obviously). It was supposed to be en masse--lots of people said they would do it--and it was supposed to be "funny, ha-ha, pennies are legal tender but it's silly to pay 100 of them but whatever, you all did it, good prank, teehee." But on the scheduled day only about 4 or 5 did.</p>
<p>They got out of school suspension for 3 days. </p>
<p>we did the dixie cups with water down the main stairwells, brought all the furniture from the quad (i.e. picnic tabels inside) stacked all the cafeteria furniture on top of each other, camped out on the football field and the quad, among other things.</p>
<p>my school was really cool about this kind of stuff (it was small, grad. calss was about 200), so they were fine with most of it as long as we cleaned up. the custodians told us to go home from the quad though, but we hit up the football field.</p>
<p>At my high school, we used to have a huge honey locust tree in our courtyard. However, this year, five guys got a "great" idea at a party. So they left the party at about two in the morning. They climbed over the wall onto the flat roof, leaving muddy footprints all over. Then they climbed down into the courtyard and cut down the tree with a chainsaw. Then they left the same way they came. They made some big mistakes though. One, the cameras saw the make and lisence plate number. Two, the group left a party and then came back. The party goers squeeled. Three, one group member was a squeeler. Three, the muddy footprints. </p>
<p>Needless, to say they were kicked out of school for a semester. They were also charged with felonies. But they are graduating with us!</p>
<p>The moral of the story: watch CSI, you'll learn what NOT to do!</p>
<p>You have a crazy administration at your school. Wow! A semester suspension for cutting down a tree? Was this some special tree that they cut down?</p>
<p>rufio055 Another thing we're planning is paying off the tech booth to set up so that in the middle of worship in chapel (Christian Academy) the projector switches to a Halo 2 battle with us playing from our seats using wireless controllers.</p>
<p>My faculty in college has an annual charity day with lots of random stuff going on, and we did something like that 2 years ago but with a GameCube and Super Smash Bros Melee (and damn, we had a hard job coming up with 4 wavebirds...). It rocked, and you should have seen the face on the physics prof who became the victim!</p>
<p>Melee would be better because there are some uneventful hunting that goes on in Halo, BUT the best would be having a Dance Dance Revolution Extreme game going on. lol</p>
<p>that's awesome kirby, how long did it last before they pulled the plug? Quite a stunt to pull...</p>
<p>I'm trying right now to talk my friend (who is an amazing artist) into making a replica doll of the dean of students. If he will do it, we will perform one of the most sacrilegious of all pranks and strap this doll to the cross on the top of our school. 'twould be amazing if we can get it to work.</p>
<p>They don't even know what the tree was planted for! There was alot of debate about the whole thing. One of our teachers is a landscaper and estimated that a replacement tree would cost about $2000. The courtyard DOES look pretty ugly right now, but it needed some work before though. Guess its a good time to start over.</p>
<p>Last year, the seniors sprayed stinkbombs all over the school, since we had school 3 day after they left, they got away, but we had to deal with the smell. It got really bad! You had to hold your breath if you were going to go out to the hallway.</p>
<p>Seniors at my school had a prank a few years ago that tops all of these. It would work well for anyone going to Ariz. State (read: anyone who's rival is the wildcats). Our school has a huge rivalry with the other co-ed catholic prep school in SF that dates back to the 1800s. Before the football game (played at Kezar, where the niners played way back when) seniors at my school stole 4 dead cats that were going to be dissected for biology, spray painted them with our school colors, and hung them by their necks from the goalposts at the other school's football field on the day of the game. Pretty gruesome, but it got the point across.</p>
<p>rufio055: that's awesome kirby, how long did it last before they pulled the plug? Quite a stunt to pull.
About a minute. Enough time for me to get a really good KO on my mate. :) And quickly hide the wavebird.</p>
<p>We also dyed their pool green one year (our school colors are green and blue), last year someone glued all their locks and then took a christmas tree (it was during the week when everyone put them out for garbage pickup) and lit it on fire in teh middle of their football field. the stupid kid who did that was so drunk when he did it he got caught and expelled.
The most classic one from my school would probably be from about 15 years ago... our school is located right on the edge of one of San Francisco's poorest neighborhoods which has a lot of homeless... the senior council arranged to get every senior to bring in some old clothes one day, and before that, they had put up fliers in the ghetto saying that we were having a clothing giveaway on campus that day, and just to show up to get free clothes. Well, nobody told the school administration or teachers, so when all the homeless (I hear about 3-5 hundred) showed up on campus, they didnt know what to do. They ended up cancelling school that day and telling everyone to go home to bring back more clothes for the homeless people. That is how our school's annual clothing drive was born, but the idea of 500 homeless people just showing up on campus with nobody knowing why, and them expecting to be welcomed, is funny, albeit sad, to think about.</p>