High school pranks, often seen as harmless traditions, can sometimes spiral out of control, leading to dangerous or chaotic situations. A recent discussion highlighted various extreme prank stories from students who shared their experiences. From closing an entire school for three days due to crickets in the air vents, to chaotic havoc with gas caps and jack-o'-lanterns, these stories showcase how some pranks can veer from light-hearted fun into serious trouble and ignite intense responses from school administrators and community members alike.
"Someone at my high school went to the student parking lot and opened all the gas caps on the cars, leaving them hanging by the little strap. Everyone just kind of screwed them back on and went on with their day. Except one kid whose parents had bought him a brand-new Mustang Cobra that he worshipped. He freaked out, convinced someone had put sugar in his gas tank."
"A person or persons unknown collected the jack-o'-lanterns and pumpkins from virtually every porch in my small town after everybody had gone to bed. They then somehow gained access to the local high school and filled almost every flat surface in the school office, principal's office, and teachers' lounge with pumpkins."
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