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just shoe-polish the heck out of the car, then shrink-wrap the whole car, and pour liquid dish soap all over the shrink-wrap. Then, buy a few cans of canned mackerel, and pour it all over the flowerbeds, and front porch of the house, and pur some in the mailbox too. Just dont get ny on u...that stuff smells REALLY bad.
[QUOTE=matt77F2504x4]but kids with cans of spraypaint (and roundup) have ruined that 60's and 70's kind of fun kids used to have. ....
but as i remember it, the kids who were involved in school happenings had the easiest time putting together a prank because they were seen outside of class all the time and had the trust of most of the teachers already. [QUOTE]
Just for the record, i never ruined anything at my H.s., not even with brush killer, lol.
Also, matt's right. When i was a junior in H.S., the top 2 girls in the class, belonging to every club offered got away with a prank. Released like 20 rats in the cafeteria during lunch. They got caught, but didn't get much of a punishment at all.
Last edited by nick88f150; Oct 4, 2004 at 03:53 PM.
TP'ing is always fun, as it is cheap, gives you exercise (running from cops), and disentigrates within a few days. I wouldn't feel too bad about roundupping the year in the football field either... because it would look kind of cool, and the live grass would creep back in after a couple of months. But don't kill the entire thing - would you want to watch or play a game on a dead field? Then they'd have to replant or sod it, and that costs all of us a lot of money.
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