Slip and slide!

Anonymous wrote:Didnt society decide balloons were bad for the planet, or something?

Nobody cares

Didnt society decide balloons were bad for the planet, or something?

My old HS I worked at, administration allowed students to have access to the school from 10 PM-midnight one night so the kids could fill the front foyer from floor to ceiling with balloons as a senior prank. It was pretty harmless fun except for the effects of 40 straight minutes of popping balloons had on my combat related PTSD.

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Anonymous wrote:A good prank is secretly coordinated with administration.

At my senior's high school (not B-CC), senior skip day was not-so-secretly coordinated with administration.

+1 Administration clearly knows about Senior Skip Day, even if only through the grapevine. They just mark the kids absent and keep on moving. At this point most kids tell their parents about Skip Day so it’s not a big surprise.

Parents, keep your mouth shut

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A good prank is secretly coordinated with administration.

At my senior's high school (not B-CC), senior skip day was not-so-secretly coordinated with administration.

+1 Administration clearly knows about Senior Skip Day, even if only through the grapevine. They just mark the kids absent and keep on moving. At this point most kids tell their parents about Skip Day so it’s not a big surprise.

Anonymous wrote:Back in my day, a bunch of kids teepee'd a teacher's house (small town, we knew where the teachers lived) and left a note on the door promising to come back at 3pm to clean it up.

LOL very cute!