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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is this game, social media challenge type thing? [/quote]

Not really. It's a real life game: you are working in teams of two (usually, some schools do individuals or larger) and have assigned "targets" (other seniors). You have to spray them with a water gun to eliminate them from the game and this must be on video or with an eyewitness. You have to keep your Snapchat location on so people know where to target you. You cannot spray someone while at school and during certain events. There are sometimes added rules like "if you wear floaties today then people can't eliminate you" but then it means wearing the floaties at the gym, mall...wherever it's fair game to target you. It goes on until everyone but the winning team is out. The game can get dangerous if people do things like the kid in this video, hurt yourself chasing someone, trespass on someone's property...[/quote]

I have a question about the game. Is there an implicit or explicit understanding that you should only use water guns that look very much like toy water guns?  Meaning bright colors, larger than an handgun, etc. I ask because I saw a video on Instagram from a local high school senior assassin account and a kid came up to another kid on a metro platform with a water gun that was small and black. It totally resembled a small handgun to me. I felt like such an old lady spoil sport, but all I could think was what if someone looked quickly and didn’t realize that was a water gun?!! [/quote]

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