High School Shenanigans

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Too many to relate,but metalic sodium wrapped and flushed down the toilet,always produced a satisfactory level of excitement. Bob
 

On Senior prank day, had a buddy be at the door and hold it open for me to ride in on my motorcycle, with no tags and a ski mask on, and do a couple of doughnuts in the hall in front of the office and fly back out. I only lived a couple of blocks from school and always walked to school, so nobody even knew I had a motorcycle. I think to this day, they don't know it was me.
Scott
 

Back before blinking strands of Christmas tree lights were the norm, hardware and dime stores sold blinker adaptors. You just plugged the blinker into the outlet, then the lights into the blinker, and you were in business.

Or you could quickly plug a blinker between the film projector and the outlet while your high school teacher wasn't looking.

(What I meant to say was, someone else could do that.)

Growl... flicker... konk! Growl... flicker... konk! ;D
 

lonesomebob said:
Too many to relate,but metalic sodium wrapped and flushed down the toilet,always produced a satisfactory level of excitement. Bob
That sounds cool
Imagine using Cesium
 

This is pretty cool too
 

::)

And to think that back in my Paleozoic youth we never advanced past flushing cherry bombs.
 

airborne1092 said:
Remember in High School?

We's superglue a quarter to the floor in the hallway, then sit at out lockers and watch kids try to pick it up. Some would try to kick it, nad some of them would even fall down!

Good God, I hope I never used a silver .25 cent piece!

:o :o :o

I have seen them glued in the bottom of toilets and urinals too. LOL
 

savant365 said:
airborne1092 said:
Remember in High School?

We's superglue a quarter to the floor in the hallway, then sit at out lockers and watch kids try to pick it up. Some would try to kick it, nad some of them would even fall down!

Good God, I hope I never used a silver .25 cent piece!

:o :o :o

I have seen them glued in the bottom of toilets and urinals too. LOL
;D Who would stick their hand in there to glue it?
 

Placing seran wrap over a toilet below the seat...

Then wait until some guy came into the bathroom to take a leak...
 

I used to stand at the door for the lunch line and ask everyone that came by if I could bum a Quarter from them.

I could usually fill both pockets to about $15 - $20 ;D



VPR
 

AU24K said:
On Senior prank day, had a buddy be at the door and hold it open for me to ride in on my motorcycle, with no tags and a ski mask on, and do a couple of doughnuts in the hall in front of the office and fly back out. I only lived a couple of blocks from school and always walked to school, so nobody even knew I had a motorcycle. I think to this day, they don't know it was me.
Scott

I like this
 

Stole my English Teacher's vette every day she always thought I was working on it as I had a automechanic's class and actually I was at beach with it surfing.

She finally did catch me when she went to get something from it and it wasn't in the automechanic's garage. It sure was sweet to drive that car for about 4 months so sweet that I had to go get my own after. :thumbsup:
 

I used to take unused packets of ketchup, mayonaise, or mustard and squirt them on the back of the handle on the bathroom door. Then wait for some unsuspecting schmuck to come out shaking their hand and looking around to see if anyone saw it.
 

savant365 said:
airborne1092 said:
Remember in High School?

We's superglue a quarter to the floor in the hallway, then sit at out lockers and watch kids try to pick it up. Some would try to kick it, nad some of them would even fall down!

Good God, I hope I never used a silver .25 cent piece!

:o :o :o

I have seen them glued in the bottom of toilets and urinals too. LOL
I would put soy sauce packets under the toilet seats in the woman's room at one of the bars I worked at. I think it stems from being yelled at for leaving the seat up!
 

Grass snake in the teachers desk.
 

Used to wind-up a button with a rubberband on a hairpin then place it under our butts.

When you lifted a cheek or got up...it emitted a flatulant-like sound...

Always good for a laught or two...

Extremely juvenile... :tongue3:
 

Folks always wondered how 20 old tires got around the flag pole.
I did too.
 

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