Senior Assain has started
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Anonymous
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Watch out.
That time of year! DC rummaging trough the basement looking for old floaties from younger sibling. |
Anonymous
| What are you talking about? |
Anonymous
| I remember playing this in high school, I'm surprised it's still around. I was in the ED with my middle schooler tonight and he overheard a teen talking about it and he thought it sounded like the most fun thing and can't wait for it. |
Anonymous
| Our school already sent an email about which guns are allowed and about safety. Last year a school had to cancel it because there were so many issues. |
Anonymous
Senior ass pain? what? |
Anonymous
Guns? Wtf? |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Senior Assassin. Some schools allow it in school. Some do not. Some use water guns. Some use something else. |
Anonymous
Senior Assassin, it is a silly game where the seniors try not to be "killed." I have a kid in 7th grade and have heard about it, but I have no clue of the details or if his HS allows it to be played or not. |
Anonymous
| Its nice to see the kids excited about good old fashioned fun. |
Anonymous
I saw a video of this grown man knocking down a high school senior because of it. The girl was about to get his step-daughter and he knocked her down and told her to get off his property |
Anonymous
How is this even allowed given school ahooyings? Get it was a game years ago but is this not a times have changed situation? |
Anonymous
How is this even allowed given school shootings. Get it was a game years ago but is this not a times have changed situation? |
Anonymous
I would guess that the "allowed guns" are all brightly colored and things like water guns or nerf guns or something that is clearly identifiable as not a real gun. |
Anonymous
| We used to play Assassin on Model UN trips with socks. You had to physically tap your target with the sock. No guns involved, and you had to be a lot sneakier. |