The discussion revolves around unconventional senior pranks, with a focus on humorous and creative ideas, as well as reflections on the implications of such pranks. Participants share various prank ideas, express opinions on the nature of pranks, and recount personal experiences related to senior pranks.
Participants do not reach a consensus on what constitutes an acceptable prank, with multiple competing views on the appropriateness and impact of various prank ideas. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the balance between fun and responsibility in pranking.
Some participants highlight the distinction between pranks and vandalism, suggesting that the responsibility lies with the pranker to ensure their actions do not cross into illegal territory. There is also an acknowledgment of the potential consequences of pranks on individuals and property.
WannabeNewton said:
That's why you set them loose in the halls.AnTiFreeze3 said:Yes, it would be dangerous to the alligators. I'll stop if it's making you uncomfortableAnimal abuse isn't fun, but realistically, I wouldn't mind some alligators attacking a few of the students at my school.
OmCheeto said:
Dang Om. You're killing me. You don't know how much I laughing right now.dlgoff said:
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.
