cincyaviation
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Ummm, no.
Senior Pranks?
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Ummm, no.
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My teacher's lounge has a sink with those hose spraying things that you press down and wrap with a rubber band. Rawrz.
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I know its not...
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Someone could trip down the stairs and get spinal damage, or the balls could blind someone if it hits the eye.
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u bet it is!!!!!
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You don't own your college dorm. If your lock got messed up in your house and you had to buy a new one, you'd probably be annoyed at that. What if it was your school and instead of one lock it was 50 or 100?
I think the determining factor of whether a senior prank is good is whether someone who isn't in on it will enjoy it. They don't necessarily have to find it funny; thinking something is impressive or awesome works too. So I prefer ideas like bouncy balls and a car in the hallway a lot more than things like glued doors, stinkbombs, or numbered animals. The person who sets up the prank is always going to enjoy it (unless you utterly fail), but I think the thing that determines whether people will remember it as positive or negative is whether it seemed cool or annoying to others. Annoying pranks are only good in prank wars where the whole point is that you'll get the other person back for it.
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I don't know about where you live but in New York it is law that you must have a rescue window and the fact that your school doesn't have a rescue window in ever room is just ridiculous. 20+ people die in a classroom due to no rescue window. Great news headline. Ever notice how when you go upstairs in a school there's always more than one staircase? That's so when one is blocked you can get out the other way. Once again I'm speaking as in NY law but unless there are two ways out it doesn't pass the state inspection.
Once again that's just impossible. Unless you go to school in an Amish one room schoolhouse (I don't have anything against the Amish I'm a big fan of your pies
) there's probably another way out of the room besides the door.To all you Einsteins saying OMG WHAT ABOUT A FIRE?! PEOPLE TRAPPED INSIDE! Are you seriously not acknowledging the fact that locked doors still open from the inside? I don't know what sort of ancient school you live in but all the exterior doors to every school I've been in have the push bar that even if locked to the outside you can still exit the building by pushing the bar in. Usually, when the door is unlocked, the push bar is already all the way down / all the way pushed in (depending on the type). SO OMG FIRE! JUST OPEN THE DOOR AND LEAVE! Let's not forget to prop it open in case the idiots behind me forget to push the bar in/down!
Freshcuber: Sure you could go into the swimming pool but don't forget that fire sucks up oxygen, so you'd eventually asphyxiate to death anyway. I laughed at your argument back though, so true
Remove the shower heads from the locker room showers, put some red kool aid mix into the shower head. Next time somebody uses the shower they get to be red instead of clean!
In the winter time, get a lunch tray, pee in/on it, put it outside to freeze. After it freezes, remove it from the tray, you can now slide this under a door and the receiver will have a random pee puddle inside their room/office! This works much better in college dorms
If your science lab has liquid nitrogen, use it to freeze a can (or cans) of shaving cream. Peel the can away from the frozen block of shaving cream (as in snip it, use pliers or something to peel it back). Place the frozen cylinder of shaving cream into a small office or a room and as it heats up it will expand and take up quite a bit of the volume (this trick works better in cars as cars heat up faster due to the greenhouse effect). I don't believe this works as well (or even at all) with the shave "gels" that turn into cream.
Rowe definitely wins this thread though! I completely agree!
Good point about the push bars also totally correct and touche about the lack of O2.
The Kool-Aid is simple and funny also a good one. I laughed so hard at the pee ice cubes. It's original and clever. The shaving cream one was also pretty ingenious. Getting a hold of liquid nitrogen is pretty hard but I like the idea.
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Half of the rooms in my school don't have windows.
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Is there another way out of the room other than the door in the front/back of the room?
Last year my English class had no windows so there was no natural light coming in. It was totally depressing and a horrendous place to have your last class of the day but there were two doors. There may not be a rescue window but there's more than one way in and out of your classroom.
cincyaviation
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At least half the rooms in my school have no windows, probably closer to 2/3. And only one of the rooms without windows has 2 entrances. Plus none of our windows open.
Same with my school. It used to be a fort, so naturally there wouldn't be a lot of windows.
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I find that hard to believe.
Let's just say that there is a shooter in your school. You don't evacuate the school. You lock it down. Now if you have to stay in the room and there's only one door it'd be pretty easy from that person to get inside that room, do his work, and head to the next one. If your school has just one way in and out of most of your classes then I'd say it's a safety concern. This includes fires, shooters, and other crazy things that happen in a school.
Administrators and architects think of the doomsday scenarios while designing schools. They're specifically designed to do two things. Create an effective place to teach students and keep them safe. If the majority of classes in my school had no exterior openings, including windows, and there was just one door in and out of that room I'd bring it up to the administrators. Seriously though that is a safety concern.
EDIT: lol @ dabmasta
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qqwref: I realize I wouldn't have to pay for my college dorm lock, I said that to show that even though it's not my property I'd be particularly annoyed by it still (because I wouldn't be able to "get home" so to say). I think what makes a senior prank "epic" or "fail" is how the other students enjoy it, not the faculty. Students don't care what the school has to go through to get rid of the prank. I honestly don't think there is any "good prank" that the administration would call "good." I know my high school would have flat out suspended the kids responsible for dropping bouncy balls off a balcony even as harmless as it probably would be, they'd have looked at the worst possible outcome (somebody tripping on it, hitting somebody in the face, etc) instead of how it could be somewhat funny.
freshcuber: Yeah the shaving cream thing goes crazy inside a car but be prepared for a very angry outcome lol. And you could always break a few windows to the outdoors then chill inside the swimming pool You might have to dip down a few times depending on how warm it gets around you
freshcuber: Yeah the shaving cream thing goes crazy inside a car but be prepared for a very angry outcome lol. And you could always break a few windows to the outdoors then chill inside the swimming pool
You might have to dip down a few times depending on how warm it gets around you
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lol there ya go problem solved
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Lawrenceburg, IN
(P.S.: just because your state does things a certain way does not mean everyone in the world does; and many schools were built a long time ago, surprisingly enough)
Well yeah, but that's kind of what I mean. If the prank annoys everyone who isn't sitting behind the scenes laughing, it's not a good prank. I think many people wouldn't want to have to walk through a very smelly hallway, or deal with animals, or have to wait around for people to let them into each classroom.
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I feel like my school is a place to go learn, not deal with pranks.
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interesting.
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If the class has windows atleast one of them has to be a rescue window. If the classroom is totally on the interior of the school with no exterior windows then there needs to be another way out of the classroom.
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