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Skerries Community college closed to sixth years?

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    #32
    LeoB
    Registered Users Posts: 4,254 ✭✭✭LeoB


    sdeire wrote: »
    That, to be fair, is taking a sixth-year prank a bit too far. I've hear all the favourites - the best being to release four animals numbered 1,2 4 and 5 ;)

    I habd no hand act or part in my year's pranks, which included building a small wall (without mortar) and filling the Guidance Counsellor's entire office to chest-height with baloons.

    Now thats having a bit of crack, love the animals one:)


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    #33
    Fuinseog
    Registered Users Posts: 5,371 ✭✭✭Fuinseog


    The Hill Billy wrote: »
    If someone (even a teenager) buys a lot of eggs - it would be fair to assume that they may be baking a lot of meringues or having a pancake party. :)

    especially if it were a group of lads.


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    #34
    squonk
    Registered Users Posts: 9,197 ✭✭✭squonk


    Good on ye for organising an alternative. I was going to suggest that.

    I lived in Skerries up til a while ago. I have to say that throwing eggs isn't any sort of a mark of some super new unrully youth culture. I came out from school one evening and while I was waiting for my bus home a huge flour and egg fight broke out in the main street in front of the school. The stuff got everywhere. That was well over 20 years ago, but maybe we're a bit wilder in the west :). It's a bit of fun and you'll always hear about the accidents of course. That said, I'd hate to have to clean up my house and garden after an egg & flour fight. that wouldn't be nice really.


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    #35
    bladebrew
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    I think sending the 6th years home happens every year, i left s.c.c 10 years ago and the same things were happening back then, i remember a few people throwing eggs around the canteen at lunch time, and smoke bombs being let off in the toilets,
    it is a shame everyone had to suffer, is the graduation actually cancelled though? we had it in the community centre, seems to be no reason to cancel,


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    #36
    clunked
    Registered Users Posts: 369 ✭✭clunked


    cathy01 wrote: »
    Every year, the 6 yrs do something.Id say that happens in everyschool.In my sons school, that I wont name ...someone left a present , a big brown smelly one on the windowcil of the gents:eek:

    Kids will be kids.:D

    Isn't that charming, a little innocent bit of fun. Would like to see you going in and having to clean up that 'present'. Might not be so funny then:D:D.


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    #37
    PaulD77
    Registered Users Posts: 155 ✭✭PaulD77


    sdeire wrote: »
    That, to be fair, is taking a sixth-year prank a bit too far. I've hear all the favourites - the best being to release four animals numbered 1,2 4 and 5 ;)

    Heard about this one on Sunday, brilliant idea!


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    #38
    cbreeze
    Registered Users Posts: 869 ✭✭✭cbreeze


    used to tie tins to the teachers' cars


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