Sixth Year Pranks

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LOL at a lot of posts confusing pranks with vandalism.

W.Shakes-Beer

Dressed a blow up dummy in the school uniform, launched it out the top window and watched it fall 4 floors into the teachers carpark.

sdanseo

mtb_kng wrote: »

A couple of years ago, oily pigs were let loose in my school, numbered 1, 2 and 4. That's simply brilliant. Last year the let crickets or something loose, that was ****e. Few years before that, they basically took over the school, huge banner on the side of the school, locked the teachers into the staffroom for hours



Get busy









PS, I've always dreamed of getting control of the intercom, theres a sound it makes before someone says something, if I could just change that to like Ali G or something, it would be priceless.



""BOOYAKASHA!"

*PAUSE*

"Could Lawrence O' Toole come to the office with his school bag please" *PAUSE*

"Yes, I iz actually spasticated. I iz got a terrible DJ'ing injury!""

Beep.

KeithM89 wrote: »

Cant beat the classic '4' sheep prank. Get 3 sheep and spray the #1, #2, and #4 on them & let them loose around the school...

bijapos wrote: »

Excuse my sceptiscism.

LoopyL wrote: »

A few of the guys in my year got a load of chickens and put bibs on them with various teachers names and the principals name and put them in the school library. funny to see the principal running after a chicken with his name on the bib!

Apparently, 2 years or so before I started in my school the sixth years of the day released four chickens in the grounds, with the numbers 1, 2, 3 and 5 painted on them. Took the staff half an hour to gather up the four of them and about another six hours to realise they were hunting for a non-existent bird!

There was a papier-mache statue of a cow belonging to St Vincent de Paul on display in the corridor at one point when I was in fifth year and the lads above us decided they'd kidnap it. Filmed the whole thing and released it on youtube and all. Great laughs.

We were a bit lamer...filled our guidance counsellor's office to the ceiling with baloons. It was a fairly big office too :P

STIG83

Jagle wrote: »

we had a few sex dolls, canister of helium, big P.E. hall where end of year exams were being held, you get the picture

450 students laughing for ages as the teachers tried to figure out how to get rid of them.


Few others include removing teachers car tires at lunch, shifting blocks of lockers in front of doors, stink bombs, teachers cars up for sale in websites or in local papers, anything that lasts long is good, damage to pitches i wouldnt recommend, some lads got stuck with the repair bill

That is taking it a bit too far!!:eek:

Capt'n Midnight

psni wrote: »

Take the little square bar out of the inside of the handle of a classroom door. The teacher will usually push (or pull) the door closed but they won't be able to open it again because there won't be a bar to turn the bolt.

Enjoy the chaos.

If you have door knobs then vaseline them on the inside.

TheBigRedDog

In our last week of school, we brought in speakers and lights, locked ourselves in the common room, blacked out the windows and had a massive party. It was wild.

We also wrapped a guys car in clingfilm.

xsiborg

in sixth class (primary school) on the last day a couple of us turned over the school principals mini cooper on its roof!

didnt do anything for sixth year...

ItsAWindUp

Put some raw fish on lights, it will slowly cook then.

chicken fingers

mtb_kng wrote: »

A couple of years ago, oily pigs were let loose in my school, numbered 1, 2 and 4. That's simply brilliant.

Oh you saw that jpg a few months ago too? Funny pic alright but it never happened in your school, I dont understand why you would lie about something so silly!

AFC_1903

skippy15 wrote: »

- teachers cars in shaving foam

IIRC Shaving foam will wreck the paint on cars.


Removal of the number plates of all the teachers cars and an impromptu treasure-hunt being created for them would be far more entertaining.
...........
Final clue: It's a locker.
(Which one?)
Here's the key!
(For which locker?)
Try them all 'til you find out! :-D

STIG83

scutterykaks wrote: »

Yesterday we pulled off a well organised prank for our vice principal's last day. He hated seeing students not wearing their uniforms and especially hated them wearing white runners. So with the help of facebook we rounded up all sixth years to wear the biggest knacker tracksuits they could find and the whitest runners. The turn out was amazing. Well worth it, even though we all got sent home in the end.

What a dick of a vice principal!! What was it? he got dazzled by people wearing white runners?
So he sent home all of 6th year?
Good prank though!!

scutterykaks

Well our principal is all alone now with no vice principal to help him.
Need to think of an amazing prank.

Berns

We got let off a day earlier than we were supposed to :rolleyes: Dunno if anyone had anything planned though but i'd packets of waterbombs sittin in the locker :P crap in comparison to some of these ones

thecornflake

Order a pizza to your class, the look on my teachers face was great.
In the middle of him explaining some chemistry stuff some random guy from dominoes comes in with a pizza straight to my desk and leaves. We all started eating as if nothing was wrong, then all the other teachers came in to laugh too, the poor guy didn't even like pizza, if i had of known i would've ordered something else.

Oranage2

A lad ahead of us robbed a teachers keys and drove the car into the gymnasiam - he wasnt allowed back onto the school grounds ever again.


all i did was built a fort of chairs infront on a class room and wrote all over a teachers car.

Whahey!

When your waiting for your teacher to arrive to class put super glue on their chair, he/she sits down, BOOM! Stuck to the chair..!




MAY RESULT IN NERVOUS BREAKDOWN.

vampire of kilmainham

Aoifey! wrote: »

One year the 6th years in the school I went to put shaving cream in the bottom of the vending machine so you wouldn't notice til you put your hand in to get out your food.

omg iam shocked:eek::eek::eek: :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

vampire of kilmainham

I would ride myself cos im a sexy man wrote: »

Study for the exams. Making detailed planning for pranks is not ideal.

lighten up mate:p

Chnandler Bong

KeithM89 wrote: »

Oops - well i cant type as fast as you!

Plus you were on my ignore list :pac::pac:

LOL:D

vampire of kilmainham

I would ride myself cos im a sexy man wrote: »

Study for the exams. Making detailed planning for pranks is not ideal.

love your user name did ya try riden yourself:D:D:D

vampire of kilmainham

we let the air out of all the teachers cars yes all four wheels of each car:D:D:D

Rob113

Load of cadet bottles filled with cooking oil. Cling film lids. When bell goes for change of class drop them in corridor. They get stood on. Oil goes everywhere. Bodies all over the shop. Caretaker hadn't a breeze how to get it all up off floor. School closed for remainder of day and 6th years expelled for remaining 2 weeks of year. Didn't go down too well with the lads on the students council mind.

A_Border_Bandit

My school was sh!t and we didn't do any of this but the worst one I heard of was of a class that broke in one night and led a cow up stairs into the staff room. It was hilarious and the teachers got a fright the next morning...


But that was nothing like the shock the students got when the vet was called to put the poor animal down and male teachers had to pull the beast down the stairs and through the corridors. Cows knees lock so they can walk up stairs but not down stairs and the school had no lift :mad:

AaronEnnis

mtb_kng wrote: »

A couple of years ago, oily pigs were let loose in my school, numbered 1, 2 and 4. That's simply brilliant. Last year the let crickets or something loose, that was ****e. Few years before that, they basically took over the school, huge banner on the side of the school, locked the teachers into the staffroom for hours :P

What year was that in Flannans? I left in 2007 and never heard anything about the pigs.

The staffroom thing lasted 30-40 minutes at most before the caretaker cut the locks, and the banner was on a different day, it was put up while the school was closed.

The penis burnt into the grass outside was excellent, though.

G_R

6th years were surprised with finishing a week earlier than 1st-5th years in my school, mainly to avoid pranks happening. We were more organised than that.

We filled some black bags with water balloons, then piled them into the back of cars. There was 5 teams of 4, and two cars supplying refills. Thanks to meteor and its free calls, we had a conference call going between the 5 groups and and the two cars.

The teams were scattered through out the route from the school to the shop where everyone goes for lunch, kids all got pelted on the way down. After everyone had passed by all the teams to the shop, the cars picked everyone up and brought them back to around the school entrance. As all the students returned from lunch the pelting continued. Teachers came out to try and stop us, they also got pelted.

hatrickpatrick

Get everyone to chip in and buy a car clamp. Clamp the principal's car and then stick a notice on the windscreen with a number to call to pay the €70 fine and get the clamp removed - except the number is actually that of another teacher, or some student who can keep the prank going.

Another great one is to get three animals of some kind and number them 1, 2, and 4. They'll catch them and spend all day freaking out, thinking that number 3 of still on the loose somewhere.

Sixth year prank the year before I left school involved filling every sink in the building with water and dropping a few live goldfish in each of them.

Demosthenes

in the jes a few years back they moved the schools mini-bus out into the main gateway during the night, propped it up on a few bricks, took off the wheels and hid them in different places near the school. a 'treasure' map was forwarded to the principal who i'm sure had a mad oul time wheel hunting

later12

A_Border_Bandit wrote: »

the vet was called to put the poor animal down and male teachers had to pull the beast down the stairs and through the corridors. Cows knees lock so they can walk up stairs but not down stairs and the school had no lift :mad:

jaysus... too far

Apanachi

antodeco wrote: »

Do a poo behind a radiator. It'll warm up and will stink by the start of the new school year!

My husband rubbed the walls & radiator in his classroom with garlic when he was younger, as the winters where he grew up were quite cold, the heaters were turned up full blast, they had to close off the room and completely redecorate it

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Bomb hoax!

We had them constantly when I was in secondary school, I think being a convent school near the border to Northern Ireland might have encouraged the hoaxes (never did find out if they were real threats or just someone from the school ringing in, but each threat was taken seriously)

Dravokivich

Ya know them re-fillable markers they use on Whiteboards?

We put some Glue into'em...

Ruined the board, but was hilarious watching the teachers face when she tried to wipe it off.

giggsy664

scutterykaks wrote: »

Yesterday we pulled off a well organised prank for our vice principal's last day. He hated seeing students not wearing their uniforms and especially hated them wearing white runners. So with the help of facebook we rounded up all sixth years to wear the biggest knacker tracksuits they could find and the whitest runners. The turn out was amazing. Well worth it, even though we all got sent home in the end.

I'm gonna miss Madden I will. Them students in St. Josephs are in for a shock :O

kona

xsiborg wrote: »

in sixth class (primary school) on the last day a couple of us turned over the school principals mini cooper on its roof!

didnt do anything for sixth year...

And wrote off his car? Thats quite the Knacker.

Riddle101

I didn't do anything but a friend of mine during his last day of school did the following:

-Handed a teacher a dildo. He just walked into the class while the teacher was teaching a class, and gave it to him.

-Spraypainted Anal on the school's PE Hall. He also spraypainted the principal was a c*nt as well.


-Let off the fire alarm- I didn't see this, but a guy who saw him, said he punched the that red thing where the fire alarm button is and smashed the protective glass, also cutting his hand in the process. He wasn't the brightest kid to say the least.

-Let off a few stink bombs

He was the only guy in his year to do any pranks. Everyone else in his year thought he was an idiot, and laughed at him more then they did the pranks. Then again, he wasn't very well liked anyway so I guess that's why nobody cared.

BigDuffman

Cement in the cistern of teachers jacks.

Steal something of note. Our vice principal used to smoke a pipe, it was stolen as a prank and pictures were taken of it all around the world and the pictures were placed on the school notice board.

U Lock the front gates.

stargazer 68

Well my daughter told me about something they did at their school!

They got 3 hens and spray painted them - 1, 2 and 4 and then let them loose around the school. The teachers caught them pretty quickly however watching them searching for hen number 3 was the best bit!

Class!

delta_bravo

Dovies wrote: »

Well my daughter told me about something they did at their school!

They got 3 hens and spray painted them - 1, 2 and 4 and then let them loose around the school. The teachers caught them pretty quickly however watching them searching for hen number 3 was the best bit!

Class!

Your daughter is a liar

stargazer 68

delta_bravo wrote: »

Your daughter is a liar

And how did you figure that out?

cocoshovel

This thread has made my day. I'll have to start thinking of some idea's now to do in June.

pickarooney

If you're going to lie and pretend you invented that urban 3-beast myth, at least read the thread first and save yourself looking like a prize twat.

Degag

pickarooney wrote: »

If you're going to lie and pretend you invented that urban 3-beast myth, at least read the thread first and save yourself looking like a prize twat.

Most people aren't saying they invented it, just that their school did it - which is entirely possible!

hatrickpatrick

pickarooney wrote: »

If you're going to lie and pretend you invented that urban 3-beast myth, at least read the thread first and save yourself looking like a prize twat.

.....
Just because you didn't invent it, doesn't mean you couldn't have done it. It's a generic prank. It's probably been done hundreds of times in hundreds of places.

giggsy664

We got a cow and pushed it up the stairs.

The cow wouldn't go down the stairs.

They had to get it out with a crane

Kennie1

psni wrote: »

You'll need a screwdriver for this:

Take the little square bar out of the inside of the handle of a classroom door. The teacher will usually push (or pull) the door closed but they won't be able to open it again because there won't be a bar to turn the bolt.

Enjoy the chaos.

Very similar to what we done. At lunch time while the teachers were in the staffroom we stuffed the key holes with matches and for the doors with dead bolts we used toilet roll and superglue, the whole school had to be sent home early! bit naff by the standards of some of the other posts but we had a good laugh at the teachers that day

Tonyandthewhale

Get it out with a crane? Are you saying you pulled the cow out through a window? Something smells fishy there

giggsy664

The used a crane to take the roof off, then another one to get the cow out.

Kennie1

Tonyandthewhale wrote: »

Get it out with a crane? Are you saying you pulled the cow out through a window? Something smells fishy there

I thought it smells of bull****:D Lived on a farm when i was young and cows can walk down stairs

jackiebaron

Flush a few bags of not cooked beans down the jacks. They'll soak and expand bursting the pipes and the place will be knee deep in sh!t.

garv123

three big rolls of industrial cling film used to wrap pallets

work in progress

kowloon

bijapos wrote: »

:rolleyes: Excuse my sceptiscism.

My problem with that is the order of the greasing and marking. Surely they're much easier to put numbers on before you grease them up? Will anything adhere to the grease? How do you keep them still to mark them while covered in grease? It's a nightmare.

jd007

Kennie1 wrote: »

I thought it smells of bull****:D Lived on a farm when i was young and cows can walk down stairs

Did you have the cows in the house often?:pac: