So some friends and I played a little joke on the school faculty today.
Being so close to Halloween, costumes are easy to come by, so I rented a Darth Vader costume while six of my mates got stormtrooper outfits.
We wore them to school today. We went to different classrooms (selecting our teachers carefully) and stirred up some trouble. We went to one of the biology teachers' room and waited outside. After we heard her start teaching, we threw the door open. Four troopers ran inside and "held the class hostage", pointing plastic blasters at them. Then the other two walked in and stood on both sides of the doorway, facing each other, and did a salute as I walked in. The class was already laughing histarically. One of the troops took the teacher by the arm (gently of course) as if to hold her still, as I asked her "Where are those transmissions you intersepted?!"
Then we discussed with the class that we were going to do this all around the school, and we played it out the same way each time. Luckely all the teachers we picked thought it was a good joke and didn't turn us in.
Then we pushed out luck too far by trying the front office...
We did the same thing, but the woman at the desk didn't find it funny. Niether did our assistant principle. Actually, the only people in the main office that even cracked a smile were the actual principle himself and our security officer when we were "detained". But Mrs. Dunn (the woman at the desk) flipped out and called for the assistant principle. When he got there he was PISSED, but we stayed in character...
"What have you done with the plans?!" It was all we could to do keep from laughing when he said, "This is a school, you understand that?! and I replied with, "If this is a counselor ship, then where is the ambassador?!"
I think the part that seriously took it too far was when I turned to the troops and shouted "Commander, tear this ship apart until you've found those plans and bring me the Ambassador. I want her alive!" and a couple of the troops flipped some chairs over.
It took a while of explaining that the seven of us were in the same theatre class and we had today off, and we just wanted to lighten things up a bit, all in good fun. None of us got in trouble, but we were asked to change into civilian clothes, and not do this again.
Twas a good day.
johnny139
September's not even over yet! Halloween is FOREVER away!
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Too lazy to read past that.
MadNik
johnny139 wrote:
September's not even over yet! Halloween is FOREVER away!
...
Too lazy to read past that.
Heroic Monkey
That's a funny story. You should read it, Johnny. I'll give you Johnnyland points if you do.
And who needs Halloween? There are better holidays. National Boss Day, anyone (that's September 16, by the way)? Now that's a holiday worth celebrating.
Oh yeah, I have to tell you my best school prank ever: I walk up to my friend and give him a piece of candy, explaining that it is a piece of chocolate. He opens it up, and it's a Starburst!
MadNik
Heroic Monkey wrote:
That's a funny story. You should read it, Johnny. I'll give you Johnnyland points if you do.
And who needs Halloween? There are better holidays. National Boss Day, anyone (that's September 16, by the way)? Now that's a holiday worth celebrating.
Oh yeah, I have to tell you my best school prank ever: I walk up to my friend and give him a piece of candy, explaining that it is a piece of chocolate. He opens it up, and it's a Starburst!
First off, I really didn't feel like celebrating national boss day... I'm not feeling very friendly towards my boss at the moment.
Second, I don't know why that prank is funny...
But it frikkin' is
MetaNite
That's truly hilarious. How'd you get around the school without a teacher stopping you?
MadNik
MetaNite wrote:
That's truly hilarious. How'd you get around the school without a teacher stopping you?
Well we did it during class, so most teachers were inside their rooms teaching. The classes that we went into had cool teachers that understood it was a joke. It was the office staff that didn't like it.
Sup3rS0n1c
Re: School Joke- Where are the plans?!
MadNik wrote:
So some friends and I played a little joke on the school faculty today.
Being so close to Halloween, costumes are easy to come by, so I rented a Darth Vader costume while six of my mates got stormtrooper outfits.
We wore them to school today. We went to different classrooms (selecting our teachers carefully) and stirred up some trouble. We went to one of the biology teachers' room and waited outside. After we heard her start teaching, we threw the door open. Four troopers ran inside and "held the class hostage", pointing plastic blasters at them. Then the other two walked in and stood on both sides of the doorway, facing each other, and did a salute as I walked in. The class was already laughing histarically. One of the troops took the teacher by the arm (gently of course) as if to hold her still, as I asked her "Where are those transmissions you intersepted?!"
Then we discussed with the class that we were going to do this all around the school, and we played it out the same way each time. Luckely all the teachers we picked thought it was a good joke and didn't turn us in.
Then we pushed out luck too far by trying the front office...
We did the same thing, but the woman at the desk didn't find it funny. Niether did our assistant principle. Actually, the only people in the main office that even cracked a smile were the actual principle himself and our security officer when we were "detained". But Mrs. Dunn (the woman at the desk) flipped out and called for the assistant principle. When he got there he was PISSED, but we stayed in character...
"What have you done with the plans?!" It was all we could to do keep from laughing when he said, "This is a school, you understand that?! and I replied with, "If this is a counselor ship, then where is the ambassador?!"
I think the part that seriously took it too far was when I turned to the troops and shouted "Commander, tear this ship apart until you've found those plans and bring me the Ambassador. I want her alive!" and a couple of the troops flipped some chairs over.
It took a while of explaining that the seven of us were in the same theatre class and we had today off, and we just wanted to lighten things up a bit, all in good fun. None of us got in trouble, but we were asked to change into civilian clothes, and not do this again.
Twas a good day.
That sounds like something I'd do on a Friday when i had a lot of money.
Sup3rS0n1c
MadNik wrote:
Heroic Monkey wrote:
That's a funny story. You should read it, Johnny. I'll give you Johnnyland points if you do.
And who needs Halloween? There are better holidays. National Boss Day, anyone (that's September 16, by the way)? Now that's a holiday worth celebrating.
Oh yeah, I have to tell you my best school prank ever: I walk up to my friend and give him a piece of candy, explaining that it is a piece of chocolate. He opens it up, and it's a Starburst!
First off, I really didn't feel like celebrating national boss day... I'm not feeling very friendly towards my boss at the moment.
Second, I don't know why that prank is funny...
But it frikkin' is
