Unconventional Senior Pranks: Exploring the Use of Solar Panels and HHO Gas

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In summary, the conversation covers discussions of various pranks and vandalism that have occurred in schools, with some examples including stealing and destroying valuable artwork, replacing a teacher's car in between two poles, and hiring a stripper as a guest speaker. Some suggest more harmless pranks, while others caution against potentially dangerous or illegal actions.
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Nathew
Know of any good ones?
 
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Put alligators in your school's swimming pool.
 
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Act respectful - they'll never see it coming!
 
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russ_watters said:
Act respectful - they'll never see it coming!

That's a good one.
 
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Trojan horse. Nuff said.
 
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Are we tired of infantile senior pranks yet?

At my girl's high school, a very valuable wrought iron sculpture of the school's mascot, a tiger, from a famous artist had been been donated, it was beautiful. One year it was stolen and destroyed. Disgusting.
 
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Evo said:
Are we tired of infantile senior pranks yet?

At my girl's high school, a very valuable wrought iron sculpture of the school's mascot, a tiger, from a famous artist had been been donated, it was beautiful. One year it was stolen and destroyed. Disgusting.
Was it Tony the tiger? Pranks can be fun as long as they aren't illegal :)
 
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WannabeNewton said:
Was it Tony the tiger? Pranks can be fun as long as they aren't illegal :)
No, it was a very valuable, exquisite piece, irreplacable. Such a shame, I loved seeing it every time I drove by. Very hurtful to the artist. Makes me sick.

Now they have a one dimensional painted tin tiger, looks terrible. I still hope they find out who did that because it was a work of love, and an exquisite work of art, destroyed by some idiots.
 
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Evo said:
No, it was a very valuable, exquisite piece, irreplacable. Such a shame, I loved seeing it every time I drove by. Very hurtful to the artist. Makes me sick.

Now they have a one dimensional painted tin tiger, looks terrible. I still hope they find out who did that.
Some kids really take things to the extreme that's for sure. They don't think before they do. I mean what were they trying to prove by stealing something? That even when they are about to go into the real world they were still immature petty thieves?
 
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Nathew said:
Know of any good ones?

Me and my buddies thought of a few, but were too stoned and lazy at the time to carry them out:redface:
 
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Drop out of school the day before graduation
That'll teach the system not to mess with you
 
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PhizKid said:
Drop out of school the day before graduation
That'll teach the system not to mess with you

That sounds like a great idea. Just about as clever as cutting your nose off to spite your face.
 
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Replace the desktop background of every computer by this:

nicolas-cage.jpg
 
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micromass said:
Replace the desktop background of every computer by this:

nicolas-cage.jpg

LOL, believe it or not, that's the expression I walk around with all day
 
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Nathew said:
Know of any good ones?

Are we talking senior, as in high school, or, senior, as in senior citizen?

I'm sure my dad has an idea or two, on how to blow your fingers off, if that's what you're looking for.
 
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Evo said:
Are we tired of infantile senior pranks yet?

At my girl's high school, a very valuable wrought iron sculpture of the school's mascot, a tiger, from a famous artist had been been donated, it was beautiful. One year it was stolen and destroyed. Disgusting.

I similar thing happened to a WWII memorial that was located in the front yard of my former high school. It was a statue of a soldier, and the bayonet was stolen from his gun. Shows you how disconnected some people have become from the significance of that war.
 
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Some friends of mine and I picked up our math teachers' VW bug and stuck it between a couple of heavy light-poles. One of the poles was used to supply power to the industrial shop and the other was planted to provide an anchor point for a backboard and hoop for outdoor basketball. The fit was almost perfect, so there was less than an inch of slack between the poles and the front and rear bumpers. It would have taken him hours (at least) to get that bug out of there alone. Luckily, the perpetrators were lurking in the tree-line to watch his reaction, and after seeing how exasperated he was, we emerged and fessed up. The best part was when he had to ask us to please get that car out of there.
 
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At the first high school I went to (I move a lot), they destroyed all the vending machines, and took the goodies inside...

Although I think at that point (sledgehammering the doors off of, vandalizing, and stealing from vending machines), it leans toward criminal? Maybe? Definitely. Yes. They were arrested.
 
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Just go for a classic and walk goats up the stairs.
 
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Some examples of both pranks and vandalism have been given. There's a difference, and the responsibility is all on the pranker to know the difference and execute accordingly. If you're i) not sure that you know the difference and ii) know the plan can not accidentally descend into vandalism then take a pass.
 
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I still think that putting alligators in your school's pool would be amazing.

I've also heard of a prank where some students convinced the dean that they had a guest speaker for this big assembly at the end of the year (with students, parents, and teachers in attendance), and convinced him that she was a legitimate speaker. She turned out to be a stripper who carried out her routine on stage in front of the entire school.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
I still think that putting alligators in your school's pool would be amazing.
Wouldn't that endanger the alligators? The chlorine and cold water can't be good for them. Not to mention that if they were of any significant size, the danger to humans. I know you're kidding, but...no.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
I've also heard of a prank where some students convinced the dean that they had a guest speaker for this big assembly at the end of the year (with students, parents, and teachers in attendance), and convinced him that she was a legitimate speaker. She turned out to be a stripper who carried out her routine on stage in front of the entire school.

I'm not buying that, good try. Somebody would have intervened unless the entire school were a bunch of imbeciles. Or the school was in Portland :smile:
 
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Evo said:
Wouldn't that endanger the alligators? The chlorine and cold water can't be good for them. Not to mention that if they were of any significant size, the danger to humans. I know you're kidding, but...no.

Yes, it would be dangerous to the alligators. I'll stop if it's making you uncomfortable :frown: Animal abuse isn't fun, but realistically, I wouldn't mind some alligators attacking a few of the students at my school.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
I still think that putting alligators in your school's pool would be amazing.

I've also heard of a prank where some students convinced the dean that they had a guest speaker for this big assembly at the end of the year (with students, parents, and teachers in attendance), and convinced him that she was a legitimate speaker. She turned out to be a stripper who carried out her routine on stage in front of the entire school.
How is that a prank? Everybody wins in that scenario. Everybody except the people who didn't go to graduation. Unless the stripper was Rosie O'Donnell because that changes everything.
 
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WannabeNewton said:
How is that a prank? Everybody wins in that scenario. Everybody except the people who didn't go to graduation. Unless the stripper was Rosie O'Donnell because that changes everything.

Have you seen Rosie's wages for an hour? It's outlandish. For my obese sitcom lesbian strippers, I stick to what I can afford.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
Have you seen Rosie's wages for an hour? It's outlandish. For my obese sitcom lesbian strippers, I stick to what I can afford.
You mean Bill O'Reilly?
 
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In my high school people used herbicide to draw a certain reproductive organ on the lawn
 
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wukunlin said:
In my high school people used herbicide to draw a certain reproductive organ on the lawn

Wouldn't that endanger the grass and the insects?
 
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micromass said:
Wouldn't that endanger the grass and the insects?

You can't assume people use their brain cells in the high school I went to.
 
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WannabeNewton said:
You mean Bill O'Reilly?

Nah someone booked him that night. I ended up with Jimmy Fallon. We just ended up playing monopoly and I was about to take Boardwalk when he conveniently had some show he had to host.
 
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I was in 8th grade getting ready to go to high school when the last senior prank was pulled that I am aware of. A bunch of kids went up into the mountain with trash cans and filled them with carp from the streams. They all got dumped in the school pool. If I remember right it was done on a Friday night and by Monday morning the fish that weren't already dead were not savable. My high school cracked down hard on pranks after that.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
Yes, it would be dangerous to the alligators. I'll stop if it's making you uncomfortable :frown: Animal abuse isn't fun, but realistically, I wouldn't mind some alligators attacking a few of the students at my school.
That's why you set them loose in the halls.

Kidding! I would never suggest anything dangerous. :frown:
 
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OmCheeto said:
Are we talking senior, as in high school, or, senior, as in senior citizen?

I'm sure my dad has an idea or two, on how to blow your fingers off, if that's what you're looking for.
:smile: Dang Om. You're killing me. You don't know how much I laughing right now.

4th of July after Senior "high school": Me and my buddy cruising across the Kansas River bridge and got stopped by another buddy tossing M-80s into the river. Suck his hand through the car window with a light one. After me screaming, he pulled his hand back laughing, "it's only a smoke bomb". Half a second later...Bomb. Didn't loose any fingers but it was funnier then hell at the time and I guess still.
 
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dlgoff said:
:smile: Dang Om. You're killing me. You don't know how much I laughing right now.

4th of July after Senior "high school": Me and my buddy cruising across the Kansas River bridge and got stopped by another buddy tossing M-80s into the river. Suck his hand through the car window with a light one. After me screaming, he pulled his hand back laughing, "it's only a smoke bomb". Half a second later...Bomb. Didn't loose any fingers but it was funnier then hell at the time and I guess still.

Ouch.

I haven't seen an M-80 since I was 5, living in Alaska. My older brothers threw them into the creek. I have vivid memories of their power.

Oregon is a nanny state. We can have sparklers.

But given that I'm a senior citizen now, and have been studying at PF for quite some time, and know the laws of the river, Oregon, and Washington, I'm quite certain that on July 4th, 2014, I will kill myself, in a most extraordinary way, worthy of the 5 o'clock news, and the Darwin Awards.

Dad will be proud.
 
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FAQ: Unconventional Senior Pranks: Exploring the Use of Solar Panels and HHO Gas

What is the purpose of using solar panels and HHO gas in senior pranks?

The purpose of using solar panels and HHO gas in senior pranks is to promote sustainability and raise awareness about renewable energy sources. It also adds a unique and unconventional twist to traditional senior pranks.

How do solar panels and HHO gas work together in a senior prank?

Solar panels harness the energy from the sun and convert it into electricity, which can then be used to power the production of HHO gas. This gas is a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen and can be ignited to create a loud and visually impressive explosion.

Are there any safety concerns when using solar panels and HHO gas in a senior prank?

As with any science experiment, safety precautions should be taken when using solar panels and HHO gas. It is important to follow proper procedures and handle the equipment carefully to prevent accidents. It is also recommended to have a trained professional supervise the prank.

How can using solar panels and HHO gas in a senior prank be educational?

By incorporating renewable energy sources and demonstrating the production of HHO gas, students can learn about the science behind these technologies and their potential uses. It also encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Are there any potential legal implications of using solar panels and HHO gas in a senior prank?

Before planning a senior prank, it is important to research and follow any state or local laws regarding the use of solar panels and HHO gas. It is also important to obtain permission from school authorities and ensure that the prank does not cause harm or damage to property.

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