The discussion revolves around the topic of senior pranks, highlighting a mix of humorous and serious sentiments. Participants share various prank ideas, including outrageous suggestions like placing alligators in a school pool, which raises concerns about animal welfare and safety. The conversation shifts to the negative consequences of pranks, referencing incidents where valuable school property, such as a wrought iron sculpture, was vandalized or destroyed, leading to disappointment and frustration among the community. There is a clear distinction made between harmless pranks and those that cross the line into vandalism, with some participants recalling personal experiences of pranks that were well-received versus those that resulted in serious repercussions. The thread underscores a growing weariness with immature pranks that cause real damage, emphasizing the need for pranks to be fun without being harmful or illegal.
Animal abuse isn't fun, but realistically, I wouldn't mind some alligators attacking a few of the students at my school.
Dang Om. You're killing me. You don't know how much I laughing right now.