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This one happened <a href="http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lipran134779515jun13,0,5609741.story?coll=ny-top-headlines" target="blank">at a local LI High School</a>. (BTW:who got the boom hoist?)

At least it was all in fun![:o)]
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I'm sure some of you have a few to share..[}:)]





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...not any I would care to relate. I have no idea who from my past could be reading this.

I don't have any to share, but <A HREF="http://www.kirotv.com/irresistible/9347690/detail.html">this</A> is a pretty amusing prank.

I can't believe that pig let them off with a warning. I would have run them down.

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A kid that worked for me took four chickens and numbered them 1,2,4 and 5 and set them loose in the hallways. [:D][:D][:D]

I took art in high school. The class was filled with two distinct groups of people: kids who actually *wanted* to take it and the burnouts who thought they could mess around and make an easy grade.

Mr. BMG's best friend terrorized teachers in every class he was in, but he saved his best efforts for the art teacher. She was young, blonde, pretty and an airhead. It was her first year teaching. Said friend was a burnout in art class. At Halloween, we carved pumpkins. Burnout Boy actually did a really good job on his. I knew he had something planned, though, because he worked so hard on it. He finished it, showed it to the teacher, walked over the the window (we were on the second floor) and heaved it out the window, where it landed and exploded on this big painting of the school mascot.

Last day of school, Burnout Boy waited until the teacher left to do something (can't remember what but it was something that let him know he had some time to play with). He turned her desk around the opposite direction and then took her pens, pencils, etc. and hot glued them to her desk facing the right direction. So, she comes back, tries to sit down, bangs her knees, gets pissed, goes to grab a pen, it won't move, she *flips* out. Very, very entertaining to a room full of high school kids.



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This one happened back in '84 at my local college that I was attending.

At the time, the university hosted an on campus pub whose centerpiece was this 3/4 scale horse statue. My fellow frat members (sight unseen) saw fit to make off with the horse for an uspecified period of time and then plant it in the office of our department chairman.[:0]

Funny thing, the chairman was so impressed by the audacity of the stunt (and being a former frat alumnus himself [}:)]) he granted them amnesty on the condition that the statue be returned undamaged to its original and rightful place. Which they did..

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