Last day of school prank...

Not me, but at a local school some kids decided to fake a kidnapping/masked raid thing. Armed police were called to the scene. :-/
 
I would love to be able to post one but my memory doesn't go that far back ;)
 
We used to chin people who tried to carry out stupid, childish pranks.:cool:
 
When I left school (79) it was the standard boring eggs and flour.
 
I think the biggest thing when I left school was writing on each other's shirts/blouses, normally "good luck" etc but some of the girls ended up with "insert here" written on the bottom of the back of their blouses with an arrow pointing downwards :lol:
 
when at uni i may or may not have been involved with the putting 1 litre of fairy liquid into the toilet cistern of some people who lived in a house off campus..............
 
Unfortunately we managed to burn down the science block (no jokes, being arrested at 16 wasn't good)
We had the bright idea of sticking polystyrene balls in all of the convection heaters in the school (electric economy 7 types)
Science would have it that instead of the balls flying out like it was snowing, they would infact catch on fire and set the science block ablaze of which I still get anxiety problems 13 years on after the accident - lesson learned, just keep to writing on your last school shirt of happy times being fully paid for by the state ):
 
nilagin said:
When I left school (79) it was the standard boring eggs and flour.
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Eggs and flour here to

The Ice Cream van got tipped on it's side which was funny.

Somebody started a fire which wasn't so funny.
 
On a few computers we managed to change the auto correct libary within ms word. Such as changing the word "at" to auto correct to "arse" etc. Entertaining to see a teacher read what they just wrote... Rather geeky... I know.
 
Russ77 said:
I think the biggest thing when I left school was writing on each other's shirts/blouses, normally "good luck" etc but some of the girls ended up with "insert here" written on the bottom of the back of their blouses with an arrow pointing downwards :lol:
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Same here, except some "bright spark" unbeknown to me wrote the C word across my back. Cue me not taking my blazer off for the rest of the day..
 
neil_g said:
Same here, except some "bright spark" unbeknown to me wrote the C word across my back. Cue me not taking my blazer off for the rest of the day..
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I once saw a guy in a busy railway station who was oblivious to the fact that someone had fastened a rolled out condom onto the back of his jacket with a safety pin.
 
A few of us the bigger, stronger leavers carried a master's car onto the top step of one of the entryways. Not sure how he got it down!

Many years before that, Dad's university year disassembled a lecturer's car and reassembled it on the roof...
 
arclight said:
I once saw a guy in a busy railway station who was oblivious to the fact that someone had fastened a rolled out condom onto the back of his jacket with a safety pin.
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That, or something similar, was a frequent plank played at work. The food in the catering machines came in very light plastic bags, these were tied to a fine piece of brazing wire, the other end was bent up and then carefully tucked under the collar of someone's overall jacket and they'd walk around all day like it until they changed to go home again. The same trick was repeated one day, but the plastic bag replaced with a condom. Only trouble was the our manager and another manager from Germany had walked up to look at the victim's job. Every time he bent over the condom would be waving in the air, he even caught sight of it out of the corner of his eye a few times but could only see a pink thing waving about and thought it was someone's hand. Eventually our manager caught sight of it, removed it from the blokes collar and gave it to him with disgust and the amusement of about 60 workmates. :lol:
There probably wasn't a month that went by without someone getting a bit of grit or dust in their eye. They'd come back from the medical with a cotton wool pad taped over the bad eye. Within half an hour there would be a polystyrene parrot stuck on their blindside shoulder to which they would be totally oblivious for most of the day. If someone messed up a job, they'd be totally oblivious to the pair of polystyrene spurs being glued to the back of their work boots.
 
St Eunans College Letterkenny 1984 We lifted the principal's car carried it up the main steps and left on the turn of the stairway half way to the first floor .Six big firemen couldn't get it down...
 
Lynton said:
when at uni i may or may not have been involved with the putting 1 litre of fairy liquid into the toilet cistern of some people who lived in a house off campus..............
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Exactly this....and a jolly wheeze it was too!
 
At our school someone (not me this time) got the school secretary to annouce over the PA that "Mr xxxx [our headmaster] is needed urgently at reception where Mike Hunt is waiting for him " (the old ones are the best)

Meanwhile someone who should remain nameless (:whistling: ) dropped a condom full of cream cheese onto our head of year from a bridge that connects two buildings

and another nameless desperado moved the clock that controlled the school bell forward by 45 minuites :lol:
 
big soft moose said:
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Meanwhile someone who should remain nameless (:whistling: ) dropped a condom full of cream cheese onto our head of year from a bridge that connects two buildings .........
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"Yes Sir....it's cream cheese....Honest!"
Filthy puppy :lol:
 
Senior School

We set fire to someone for a laugh. Not a good idea thinking back. He was a mate though, we didn't do it out of hate or anything.

Junior School

We had a really strict teacher who used to come to school on a bike. We let his tyres down and nicked his pump.

My daughter, who is 17 never did anything when she left. My lad, who left Juniors last July went to quite a well to do school. He didn't do anything himself but his mate downed a litre bottle of cheap energy drink. High japes indeed.
 
Last day of school for me was my last exam, couldnt be arsed going back, sooner I left school the better :)
 
When I left school about 3 years ago we sadly didn't get any pranks etc done as the previous year some of ones by the last year had got a bit out of hand in the view of the overzelous school (I mean what was that bad really about wrapping the head of 6th forms car in cling film and superglueing it to the underside and tyres?) and they ended up having roving 'patrols' going round checking that nothing was going on in the car park or anywhere obvious and checking bags for flour etc.

Shame really as hearing some of the responses on here it would have been a great last day having stuff like that going on!
 
My school was a boarding school with day pupils as well. We moved contents of the dining hall out to the front lawn, tables, chairs, cutlery etc - everything. The kitchens took this in their stride and simply served breakfast outside.

We also dragged ornamental cannons and pointing them at the headmasters house and in lieu of ribbon, put a huge bow on his car made out of loo paper.
 
Our 6th form head was the victim of many of ours, the main prank was the last one - he had a Morris Traveller which we completely wrapped in toilet paper and then cling film :D

We also sneaked into the Boys School Common Room and put prawns behind the radiators etc

When we were in Year 11, we asked one of the 6th Formers to come and get us out of English and tell our teacher that we were due for annual jabs, even funnier was only a few of the class were in on it so scared the crap out of the rest of the class. Wandered round the school for a bit then went back to English

Also, one of us feigned illness and made the teacher take us to sick bay and during that time the rest of the class moved the entire classroom outside

Lots of other pranks, usually against the Boys School too.
 
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