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It was banned because some guy quite literally shit inside the air ducts during some after school thing and let it fester, and the whole school smelled like shit for weeks, and it ended up with the guy getting expelled. Same day someone decided to sneak in cooking oil and pour it all over the stairways. One guy nearly died after falling a whole story down the stairs, and another broke his tailbone. It was a pretty wild year even excluding the pranks. Yes, i am american
somebody dumped stink spray into the air vents and the entire school shut down, and the year before that somebody literally started handing out huge 3d printed dildos to everyone and there was a huge fight in the cafeteria, split between different dildo colors. and the final straw for the school was when someone got into the intercom and just blasted gay versions of famous rap songs the entire day
Muck up day was banned at my school because a group of boys burned a outline of a male organ on the rugby field that was facing the street. They didn’t just burn it they put weed killer, salt and spray paint on the outline. Grass didn’t grow there for 10 years. King Charles came to visit and they tried to cover it with a blue tarp but the wind blew it off and it was broadcast internationally.
We don't have a senior prank day in the US, but we do have senior skip day, where all the seniors try to get their friends to try and skip school.
I went to class on skip day, watched movies, ate snacks, and played video games with my friends and teachers for the whole day.
A lot of the people who skipped just sat in the recess area the whole day, because leaving campus would get you removed from the graduation walk. Really impressive act of rebellion right there.
Poured cement down the toilets
Everyone has that memory of a chill male teacher finally getting properly angry at the class, yelling at them, followed by a prolonged, awkward silence that is inevitably broken by him saying "...It's not on, guys."
Classic 27 year old teacher move
I had a similar experience with a teacher whose whole shtick was taking the piss on everyone. I only realised he was mad when he had really gotten into it
Mr Clarke, you were one of the good ones
"There are three things the wise man fears: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the wraith of a gentle man." Patrick Rothfuss
I am that teacher. Used to teach in a remote Aboriginal community. "Oi mister. You blew your top. You scary. I poke my oncle in da eye before I make you angry again."
@@MrZoomahi wasnt expecting to see a kingkiller chronicle quote on a friendlyjordies video. on that note you think hes ever gonna finish that 3rd book?
The reason muck up day was banned at my school was because a large group of unknown boys found 10-15 mattresses out for roadside collection, took them then proceeded to throw them into the school pool out of hours. The school needed to shut the pool down and hire a crane to remove the waterlogged mattresses.
At another school I went to (all boys school) it was banned because the lads used cling wrap to trap a teacher in their car (a small early 2000's corolla) and then proceeded to recruit 10-15 other boys to help lift the car and carry it onto the oval.
Ok fuck up, non of that shit happened
That's actually gold
fake and gay
As an american high school student, I can confirm that every single day we have approximately 93 different drills for potential disasters that may or may not occur.
It's insane how fast shit has changed.. for the worse in barely a decade since I left American secondary school.
Jesus as a graduate of 2020 just.. just chill alil
I remember the START of the school shooting drills being part of our monthly drill schedule. As a lot of kids in our school were firefighters, we had stressed to us the importance of drills.
Yes. Kid firefighters. That's the only way most small towns still have their own local volunteer fire department.
Ive always thought that school shooting drills were the stupidest shit ever and that it’s extremely improbable for it to happen to my school. Literally was on campus at my university when a shooter was loose and killed 5. Still rare, but it is devastating to everyone involved
but how do you have time for drills between all the school shootings?
One of my best friends in highschool was born with deformed lungs and a twisted spine. Despite the pain it would cause she still wanted to play sports and joined the volleyball team since it required the least amount of endurance. At the being of practice we would always run laps and whoever was last had to run for the rest of practice. Guess who was last every single time. Our coach knew about her medical issues and still made her run all of those laps. She ended up quitting out of embarrassment.
Wow that coach is a ticking time bomb for that school
@@Betsybabe3218 He teaches college volleyball now.
Over summer break before sec 3 one of the track team girls developed quicker than the rest, and after the first meet back had to take a few weeks to practice and get used to the bouncing. I'll never forget that first meet back; the fact our (the boys') team had to run second was the cruelest choice. We thought she had a bounce factor smh
fuck thats really depressing
As a teenager, I was bored, and convinced all the girls in my class that if I could get them to place their hands on my green Apple Mac Desktop in the computer lab, their souls would be absorbed through the speakers into a Word Document and I could do whatever I wanted with them. I think TV's Charmed was a big deal at the time.
They went along with it.
Note this was a highly religious Christian School. I didn't think they'd take it seriously. But this was in 2003, so unbeknownst to me, the girls took it very seriously and became delirious.
Over the weekend, the school did their annual computer formatting, deleting everything, Word Documents and all, and the girls were all convinced they were going to hell.
They were crying in the bathroom on the Monday, refusing to come out.
I was taken before the Vice Principal who wasn't sure how he was going to deal with this. I was reprimanded for disrupting the culture of the school.
It was the weirdest fucking thing I ever experienced at school and resulted in muck-up day being cancelled.
😂😂😂
this is fucking legendary hahaha
I can only picture them explaining this to someone else. Just “MY SOUL WAS DELETED! WHAT DO YOU MEAN HOW? IT WAS ON THE WORD FILE!”
That is indeed pretty damn crazy
haha what the fuck
Muck up day was banned at my school when some year twelves decided to fill a senior staff member's office entirely of the tiny polystyrene beads that you put in bean bags. They got the result they were after when the staff member opened their office and was then immediately covered in a white tidal wave of the stuff, but like most pranks that seem too good to be true, they failed to foresee the consequences. When school resumed after the christmas holidays the school seemed to still have the white bean bag beads blowing around the school grounds, and we all later found out that the cleaners had spent the past 3 months trying in vain to get rid of the evasive hazardous stuff. This included a junior section with young children who are at "severe danger ...if swallowed or inhaled". Suffice to say I never expected that one of the most sobering moments of my school life would include being lectured at assembly about how our school's cleaners are being brought to tears over some evasive polystyrene beads and how they were needing time off due to the distress it put them through (see the cleaners version of this video series). But I guess having the whole school being guilted for a couple of prank patrol wannabe's mucking up muck up day is part and parcel of the highschool experience now...
One of my daughter's friends is Irish, we were at their house when one of the (several) kids was supposed to be filling a bean bag with beads and decided it would be funny to jump in it, while open. A flood of beans came pouring from the room, then between the air con and 2 excited dogs they spread fast. One of the other kids opens the backdoor to let the dogs out, next thing you know thousands of the things are in their pool and garden.
It's a thing of beauty hearing a small Irish woman in a fucking rage curse out her kids, I could not stop laughing about it for days lol
Was this at Corinda? Pretty sure I remember this hahaha
for my muck up day we got kicked out 5 minutes before classes started because of a weed killer prank that may have done some damage (it was a lot of dicks). the teachers decided that we were gonna do the rest of the classes online that day so they sent out about 100 students who were all in costumes into the free world with unused muck up day pranks. we went to all the schools in the local area and made the problem 10 times worse for our school.
lol
Muckup week incident:
Part of our schools muck-up week tradition was a milk run on the oval (for those who dont know, you skull milk and run around in circles until you munt). As the teachers noticed 100+ boys slowly making their way to the main oval with 2L bottles of milk and food dye from Woolies, they promptly coned it off and sent everyone home as to not 'negatively impact the schools public image from people walking by'. Instead of going home, we all walked 10 minutes down to the beach and did it on the local pier/boardwalk instead. There was 100+ boys vomiting blue and green all along the pier while people were fishing, walking and sunbathing near by. Some kids even took it upon themselves to shove a few fingers down their throats and projectile vomit one those who were struggling. Not sure which ended up worse for the schools image ...
genuinely the funniest shit i’ve ever heard
when I was in year 10, Some year 12 boys on muck up day decided to dress up as the tailban had fake guns and everything then they took a photo of the three of them( who were dressed as tailban) and pointed the fake guns to a group of people dressed up as prisoners who were on their knees (execution style), then to make it worst, the school posted a photo of them on their social media account. Safe to say the next year their was no muck up day.
Damn I thought me taking a random piece of black fabric and putting it on my upper lip while doing a Nazi salute was bad.
What a bunch of sick cunts.
Let me guess this was gilroy?
This was literally birrong boys high school LOL and I was one of them 😂
My son doesn't know that I know this story.... When he was 13 he went to a NSW country school (and hated it). It was grand final time. He pinched one of his mother's bed sheets, sprayed "Go Broncos" on it, got up around 3am and rode his bike 20k's to school. He hung the sheet above the parade ground and raced home. Principal calls a meeting of all students, raining fire and brimstone on the culprit if caught. He's staunch my boy🤛
When I was in year 12, my science teacher gave us a lecture about how we shouldn’t put scissors in an electrical socket, and that someone does it every year. I thought she was joking, but later that week there were scorch marks all around an outlet.
In 6th grade, a guy had to go to the nurse because he drank a little bit of sulfuric acid. That’s not even the wildest thing that happened at my school, but some of those were crimes
@@Sheet_music_eater we had half the class snort table salt in chem class
Ngl I wonder how many people do it just because of that lecture…
@@DaTimmeh Yep. I think she inceptioned that idea into some people. The timing was just too coincidental
@@pandertv2235 we had people snort tree bark
Our year group was the one that got muck-up day banned for our school - even before this incident the principal of 20 years had said to our faces we were easily the worst year he'd ever seen.
Some of the students had the bright idea of trying out the "break into and line the inside of a teacher's car in foil and dump big buckets of popcorn and try to pop it with enough heat from magnifying glasses in the Aussie December sun" prank. I never heard the exact series of events of how this happened but regardless it ended up with: the car on fire mostly burnt to a crisp by the time the firetruck arrived, the entire grade gathered up for a very serious lecture, and 4 students expelled.
Senior prank day was long discontinued at my school by the time my turn rolled around. However, my parents (who attended the same school) informed me that once, back in the day, the seniors broke into the auto shop, stole one of the cars, cut it in half (lengthwise), stood the halves up vertically, and welded it back together around a tree.
The auto shop was also closed by the time I attended. Probably unrelated though.
😂😂😂 The car story, that sounds awsome.
Went to a Catholic single-sex high school and year 7 math teacher was an actual creep. we all thought he was creepy and make jokes about it since when you asked for help he’d rest his head against your shoulder. He ended up getting caught by the IT guy for having around 18,000 + files of CA on his work computer
CA?
@@strgnvCalifornia
@@strgnv child abuse / child porn files
@@strgnvI’m guessing they’re referring to child abuse videos of the kind that a person who rests their heads on kids shoulders would own
@@Dunnay48 Ah okay, wasnt aware of the shortcut cuz english is not my first language, thanks for explanation
My school banned muckup day because some kids brought a cow in and put it at the top of some stairs, and they couldn't get the cow down because cows can't walk down stairs
My sister's fiance was one of the guys that did that prank
Why not cut the cow up into pieces and move it down slowly? Simple solution
@@mlgfails2727let me guess, learnt that in nowra?
my school had the exact same muck up day story lol
classic Gosford
We had a self proclaimed "cool" teacher at our school that would always slide down this long metal stair railing and perfectly land giving a thumbs up to anyone that witnessed. On muck up day, some of the boys thought it'd be funny to cover the railings with Vaseline. That teacher, well he "rode the lightning" that day my friends....it was like a Wile E. Coyote cartoon, minus the flames! Landing on his back and had to be stretched to hospital. It was the last day the school had muck up day for years. The teacher returned a few weeks later never to ride the rail again.
Glad my school made it on here (hentai stickers) The guy was an absolute legend. The teachers were questioning a lot of people, all of which knew who was doing it, but none of us told them.
Where'd he even get them lol
Which School?
@@balung don't wanna dox myself, but its in rural nsw
@@Shmandalf from ebay, he got a couple 100 packs and plastered them all around the school (and my car)
@@theooooot9469Central West? It wasn't Nobbies was it?
It's literally muck-up day today at my stuck-up private school and we collectively decided to do a mild prank, completely harmless, so that we wouldn't cause any major issues (fairly tight year group). We switched boy and girl uniforms, were given an ultimatum, get changed or leave, most people have left by now, and the captains are having peace talks with the school higher ups. They are overreacting to our harmless prank. wtf
What school?
that so pointless it's literally harmless
Jesus Christ. We literally had a vote at my school this year and "Gender Bender" was a huge hit with everybody lol. Tbf it was mostly an excuse for the boys to wear dresses, but it was still fun all around. Kept everybody from unaliving themselves after they got their Trial results at least lol
Its the trans/homophobia. Prob.
religious school?
Jordies, I’m not gonna stop asking until you make Auto Mechanics Confess their Sins!!!!
Please! For all the single mothers out there who get screwed over for an oil change!
Get it done jordies
hey if thats the way they want to pay for it, who am i to judge?
I third this motion.
people are too cautious with small shops, 80% of the time your dealerships and chain mechanic brands will be charging 30% more than every other mechanic in the area
I'll change your oil. Lube job.
Reason why muck-up day was almost banned. Our school had a thing for musicals so we had a lot of old props leftover backstage, including two ~12 metre long swastika banners from when we did 'The Sound of Music'. Someone from the year group above mine smuggled one out and hung it from the top windows of our 3 story high maths block (which was at the top of the hill the school was on) for the last two periods of the day. Somehow none of the teachers noticed, or did and just didn't give a shit
My muck up day was banned because of one really dedicated 12th year who nobody could really tell if it was him or his uncle who hated the school or not. Basically his uncle was a tradie and he and his uncle snuck into the school and welded every door shut. And No I don't mean welded the locks or what not; literally the entire door, so was what a door was now a metal wall. Truthfully I'm just impressed with the aftermath because they had to hire a construction firm from like halfway across the country because no local tradie or company would help them because they arrested the uncle.
😂😂😂
They had to create a new rule because of me when I orchestrated the removal of the entire dormitories mattresses to create a mattress slide down the 5 story circular stairway.
This was when I was in year 11 so my muck up day was banned starting with my year level. A couple of the guys in the year 12 class thought it be funny on the last day of school to streak at the near by girls private school. Too bad they got caught on the schools cctv cameras and where expelled so not only did they ban muck up day, they also didn’t graduate and get their ATAR.
No, ATAR! Harsh.
Kiwi school - muck-up day was banned because our year, “the worst seen through this school in a long, long time” (quote from disappointed principal at telling-off assemblies), always intervened in years before our graduation and took it too far. During ‘silver year’; cling wrap was stolen & a turd former was wrapped to a pole a significant height off the ground, teacher’s car was _carried_ into a courtyard surrounded with steps, and the principal’s car was somewhat bukkake’d.
Everything in the principal’s office got wrapped with tin foil ( _aluminium_ foil) that year too. Thankfully we got banned bc our year colour was yellow lol. Instead we got an inflatable water slide and fush n chups, ha.
My school banned muck-up day for a number of different events. One time the year 12’s plugged up the drains in the bubbler trough, filled it with water and then put goldfish in it. Another time they turned a sloped hallway into a slip-n-slide by laying a tarp down and then getting buckets of water and dish soap during the middle of a school day. But the event that finally got it banned was legendary because someone got the janitors to be in cahoots with them. They snuck into all the highschool classrooms either after or before school hours, and put red glitter on each blade of all the fans in the room. Now because muck-up day happened when it was hot and my school didn’t have aircon in a lot of the classrooms yet, everyone’s first reaction when they came into the classrooms for pc or first period was to turn on the fans. Needless to say, everyone had red glitter in their hair for months and that was one of the last serious muck-up days to happen.
Glitter... a custodian's worst nightmare
@@PeriwinklePig Breathe it in and its basically like powdered glass.
@@dragonace119 As if it wasn't irrating enough...
@@PeriwinklePig Yep, worst part is since glitter is basically plastic its not going to decay and it just stays there. Last year I was helping my cousin clean up his garage since there was a massive spill of like 7-8 full bottles of glitter and holy hell it was pain. Can't use a vaccum or it gets clogged and starts smoking and to top it off the wind just made it worst.
That janitor must have been on their last day at the school, if they willingly agreed to cover every classroom in glitter.
Muck up day pranks: Taking animals into school. Someone managed to get 2 sheep into school and brought one into the lift (which was only used by disabled students). Lots of sheep shid, so much sheep shid. Also bringing fish into school, they left fish on top of the radiators and that day was just hell on earth. Scottish Highlands coast, we obviously have nothing better to do…
I went to school in nz and the year 13 prank day was pretty mundane for the most part all the students with cars parks poorly in the staff carpark so none of the teachers would be able to park there, the students were kind enough to leave a space for one of our teachers that had a wooden foot but the borderline pedophilloic pe teacher decided to park in his spot so students took it upon themselves to egg his car, (bare in mind this was a tame day to be at our school a year or two later a fully patched gang member who was in his mid twenties came to our school and bashed a 15 year old for being a funny guy on Facebook)
Muckup day was banned well before my time. Couldn't tell you what did it, but I heard plenty of stories from older siblings/friends: a washing machine ended up on the roof, someone came to school at 3AM and coated every single outdoor doorknob, handrail, seat and table with honey, non-consecutive flashing incidents and stinkbombs in the ventilation system are among my favourites.
Banning it didn't fix anything. See, my school had an average atar of 56, so we were prone to making not very good decisions.
For example, during the farewell assembly one year, some guy jumped to the front of the stage wearing a colourful codpiece and, in front of the whole school, flopped his jiblets to and fro. He got expelled and had to do his exams elsewhere - this was less than 2 weeks until the exams. It was incredibly stressful for his parents. The next year, his younger did the exact same thing and got expelled 2 weeks before exams.
During my sad excuse for a "muck-up" day, a kid came dressed as Jesus. He then proceeded to neck coronas and got wasted by 8AM. I was a neckbeard atheist back then and even I found it a tad sacrilegious. He got kicked out and had to do exams elsewhere.
As for me, I dressed up like Toady from Neighbours (I even had a shirt that showed him driving his wife off the cliff after the wedding). Teachers found it hilarious and gave me $20, I spent it on darts, still chuffed about that
you got offended at the guy dressed as jesus skulling beers?
It's funny that jordies felt the need to dress up for this one when his usual getup is that of a 13 year old boy at a blue light disco
You gotta be in uniform at school
FAX
@@jinxhijinx1768not if your school doesn't have a uniform
Aussie schools have uniforms
@@Master_of_cheese not all of them, thankfully
Wow, that first story just unlocked a memory of when I was in early primary school and my friends and I were taking turns kicking our shoes off at a light hanging off the wall of the library. Not to be outdone, I kicked my shoe so hard that it landed on the roof (to set the scene, it was a wet early winter day in Ontario, Canada). I went back in from recess, but I wouldn't admit to the teacher that I kicked my shoe on the roof for fear of getting in trouble. I think I finally admitted it after they called my parents.
Years later, I found out that the school called my parents AND social services because they thought my parents were neglecting me by sending me to school with only a single shoe in the winter.
If you hadn't mentioned the whole Ontario thing I'd have thought you were the kid that exactly this happened to at my school, I laughed at him till it hurt
In 1992, about half the cohort chucked in $5 each and bought over a dozen sheep. We had access to a semitrailer (a student's mate of a mate) and then they released them in the caged basketball courts on Campus during the night. The next morning all hell broke out and a few got loose throughout the school and on to the streets of Geelong.
A year 12 student lived on the road directly in front of the school, with the entry being on the backyard side of their house, so on muck on day they decided to HOSE DOWN EACH AND EVERY STUDENT THAT CROSSED. Like a solid 30 people came to school soaked. Only in mt druitt
alright time to rattle off the list of my high school sins: MDMA in math class, smoking bong in the bathroom stall, drunk off french liquor watching Christmas movies in English class, smoking at lunch time and going back to class obliterated, selling or buying drugs in the school (stupid), not giving a shit about writing essays on school computers so I'd just go home and write them instead, decorating a cake in home ec with a fondant weed leaf, putting THC concentrate into cookie dough and baking edibles inside the classroom and yes, I graduated.
HOW
My school banned muckup day because someone convinced the special kids to flip teaches cars for a prank. In total 3 cars were rolled and several more with smashed windows when the glass gave way to the chromosome crew's strength. No one was ever blamed for this so i dont think any of them told on the dude to tricked them into doing it.
That’s gold
Our high school muck up day was banned after the year 12s threw semen filled water balloons at yr 7s. Half of them were suspended and the dairy cow responsible for filling up the balloons was expelled and somehow in the midst of the chaos a teacher broke his arm. Lest we forget.
Art teacher accused someone from our class of stealing the nozzles off 2 spray paint cans making a big deal out of it. She wouldn't let up kept going on about for half n hour then all of a sudden 2 of the guys teasing each other began fighting over it. An art teacher from a different class came in with the nozzles saying they were found in the main office and must have fallen off.
We ripped into the our teacher telling her what a bad person/teacher she was for falsely people of being thieves and causing the guys to fight. She broke down and started sobbing. The other art teacher well he thought he would try put us in our place trying to say were bad students and should feel ashamed of making her cry. We told him to piss off because he was not the one accused of stealing 2 stupid little nozzles of all things which resulted is a fight between students. The whole class chanted "Go Away, Go away"! He left with his tails between his legs back to his own class who could still hear our chants after he left.
"Oh noooo, you made a grown woman who chose to work in a position of authority cry because she made such a big deal of 2 goddamn spray can nozzles that she got two pupils to fight, how dare you"
Muck up day was banned at my school because a group of students covered the stair case with fish oil & a teacher slipped down them breaking several bones.
im truly applauded their wasn't even an honorable mention of someone being sucked off mid class through out this whole video
Applauded or appalled
My mum told me a story about why muckup day was banned at her old highschool.
Basically there was this real greasy teacher who a bunch of people hated because he was a creep so to be fair he had it coming. Fast forward to muckup day and some of the male students on the school footy team had found out he drived a really small, shitty car. Half the footy team crowded around the car and managed to lift it enough to move it inbetween two shipping containers the school used to use for storage. School ended up needing to call in a crane to move one of the containers out of the way so he could pull his car out
my school banned clapping after me and my mates clapped in rhythm during an assembly, and then the dropkicks did it again at lunch.
What are “ the dropkicks” is that another phrase for special ed kids
ahh clapping in sync, north korean style
@@johnbucher4551 In a way, but specifically the smokers, tradies and playstation addicts
In my school, the special education kids had a meltdown and started chasing everyone around with fire extinguishers. They sprayed multiple teachers right in the face and people caught it on video. The school went into lockdown, and we had to hide under the tables while the kids ran around the halls. The whole of A block was covered in foam and no one could see outside of the classroom.
The usual thing I can say about school horror stories, is that where I live the boys bathrooms in every school I got or studied in are always destroyed.
Like in my school, a incident occurred that was orchestrated. All of the boys bathrooms walls were written and painted with black sharpie, peed all over the floor, and the toilets clogged with the toilet paper rolls or rocks. This left the school in total shock, to the point where when they found the perpetrators they forced them to clean and paint the bathrooms (including fixing the stall doors).
Almost forgot to mention, they had to pay some of the damages themselves.
Also, this video was funny and scary, good vid Jordies
My school had a track record of pretty serious muck-up days and one-upsmanship of the previous cohort. A couple years ago the entire bathroom had to be replaced as some students broke in the night before and filled the plumbing with concrete. Last muck up day the teachers set up bag checks at all the gates. Even still it took less than 30 minutes for the entire year 12 cohort to get kicked out after they realised they could just throw their bags over the fence before entering. one kid got expelled for attacking a year 7 with a certain phallic object, the school was a mess with silly string, egg yolks and other “objects” of varying sizes and shapes for days after.
at my high school muck up day was banned because some male students a few years before I graduated had come to school intoxicated and they ran around the buildings naked, and in the end they were taken to the hospital because of alcohol poisoning, and they had to have a huge clean up afterwards because they threw up and they also wanted to disinfect everything.
actual legends
Today a year 12 pranked their cohort by telling them they had talked to the principal and organised free dress day for year 12s in their last week. About a quarter of them showed up in costumes today, only to be immediately called to the office for being out of uniform.
It's easily the best 'muck up day' prank i've ever seen
Speaking of legs, year eight muck up, we put in an order for a kilos of crickets. We were going to let them loose in the main hall, and were transporting them via an aquarium tank. Coming down the stairs, one of the kids in our group tripped, the aquarium proceeded to slip down the stairs, and shattered into a thousand moving pieces.
They made it into the vents and our groundskeeper was cleaning them up for months.
jordies does seem like if your high school bully was a little more eco-conscious than usual
My school was visiting a school in Russia for a cultural exchange thing, and as we were being given a tour around the main building my friends and I noticed that one of the male toilets were out of order. Later, one of the kids who we had met in that school showed us a video of him and his friends tossing a lit firecracker in a toilet and blowing the entire toilet out of the ground. That is still the most prized video in my camera roll.
you could make aussie highschool bingo and it'd be one of the funniest versions ever
My memories of high school are of having fights with bullies and then being punished with a cane because I won the fight. Oh and there was the day that "Baz" Luhrmann, yes the Baz Luhrmann, who was a prefect at my high school, confiscated a packet of cigarettes from my top pocket. I called him all sorts of names, but he didn't report me to the school principal which was pretty cool of him.
However the most dramatic memory wasn't from my high school, but from Wauchope highschool, when a guy tossed a stick of dynamite into the boys toilets and yelled "Run now if you want to live" at the kids in the toilet. The toilet block was destroyed, but fortunately no one was injured or killed.
😅😅😅 Friend of mine went to Wauchope High, she went there in the early 90s.
Bullshit. If someone had done that they'd be in prison. They could have easily killed people.
A classic that was always passed down through the generations was that some teacher's car got gladwrapped and destroyed during the start of summer.
I've been kicked out for doing a few things in the early days of highschool, but my favorite was my last year there. My mate gave me a CD to write the school bell songs onto, there was 12 songs that he was meant to write but for some reason handed the task to me. I put 13 songs onto the CD, the last one being a rick roll. So every day for the following years the school of about 8000 students has been rick rolled by the randomly picked bell song.
My school banned muckup day because the previous year redirected the main road through the school driveway the year before, i still filled a room with balloons when my time came as a very mild form of protest. Thankfully someone else in my year did something genuinely damaging so my prank was ignored
A few years before I graduated, there was a group of year 12's that put a dead fish in the elevator at school, and then that night another group of them came back drunk and decided to rip off those fence poles with the arrow head thing on them and throw them like spears at the night guard. One guy also put laxatives in one of the water supplies so half the drink fountains were shut down for the week.
The year after mine had a great prank. Got a bunch of cheap alarm clocks from ikea, set them to all go off during the day and hid them _everywhere_. Removed power sockets to hide them in the walls, ceiling panels, floor panels, everywhere.
I think the school decided it was easier to wait for the batteries to die than rip open all the walls looking for them.
Watching this in high school, this is just a typical day bruh
Yup, same. Literally had 3 fights in the school within 5 minutes last week.
Get back to work slackers!
@@ThePrimeMinisterOfTheBlock bro I have never been involved in a fight, my school is just a shitshow. Also it's Sunday
It's Monday. You must be on some good drugs bro, you missed a day
@@ThePrimeMinisterOfTheBlock I'm American
Few years ago remember some girl in year 8 bragging she stole a bottle of Vodka from her parents and to prove it was Vodka proceeded to attempt to scull the entire thing. Got about half way through before she literally hit the floor and had to be picked up by paramedics.
This was in the Perth suburbs, most interesting time we had in a while
We had a similar thing happen to the Nowra story. The school had just bought two Llamas and some kids killed them while everyone was on holidays. Gotta love Caboolture :)))
Lamas killed in Batemans Bay high also ...
@@robertbell2159 Hehe Bateman.
Psychos....
Our school muck up day was banned when I was in yr 10. Bunch of yr 12s decided it would be a good idea to super glue some of the teachers doors shut. Doesn't sound that bad until they realised that all the completed exams were in there and couldn't be sent off on time. Really screwed over a lot of students.
Some students didn't listen to the ban the following year and let all the schools farm animals out, hearded them into the music rooms, they were in there long enough to piss and shit everywhere. Both groups of students from both incidents were suspended.
muck-up day at our school got banned due to some kid rubbing lube all over the handrails and locks, letting live crickets through the ventilation, spreading loose glitter on all the fans (happened during the middle of summer) and "renting" a goat and letting it roam free through the grounds.
One of the craziest things I witnessed at high school was in year 7. Some boys were fighting, y'know standard stuff but then one of them grabbed the other one by the throat with one hand and lifted him into the air. It was like a sith force choke without the magic. I was geniunely impressed he managed to do it because the guy he was choking was barely shorter than him and was a bulky footy kid. The choked kid was fine in the end but I'm still bewildered by how much strength that random 13 yo had.
Best Muck Up Week Pranks I’ve Seen:
- cow at the top of the stairs
- selling the school- yes people tried to buy it
- pretending principal was dead: held a memorial in the corridor
- metal lunch benches on the roof: crane hired to take it down, same with cow
- boat stranded on oval
When I was in year 7, the year 12s muck up day was water bombs...but a lucky dip with them that resulted in some containing like $20, and others having a handful of 50c as well as being filled with piss. When you tried to run away we found out they'd coated the hand railings in Vaseline so you ate shit, rolled an ankle, and then got pissed bombed but on the up side you got like $2.50-$20 🤷♂️
The reason why muck up day was banned. Basically a couple of guys in year 12 decided it would be a great idea to steal a goat from the farm located on the school grounds and put it on the roof of the classrooms in the senior section of the school. I remember in class we could hear the goat walking on the roof until it went quiet. Turns out one of the boys had tied a rope to the goat on to a static vent to make sure it didn't jump off the roof - unfortunately that didn't stop the goat from playing hangman.
For muck up day at my old school a couple of year 12s decided they were going to set 3 pigs loose around school, being in a rural town it was pretty easy to get live stock. But here comes the twist, they numbered the three pigs, one, two, and four. The teachers found the three pigs rather quickly, but spent the rest of the day looking for number three
Our school used to (key words used to) have a year 10 history excursion to the Jewish holocaust museum in Sydney, one year when the year 10 went they got the school permanently banned because they 1: are dickheads 2: drank water from the fountain of tears 3:screwed with some of the exhibits 4: pretended to sleep trough the holocaust survivors story. Gotta love the northern beaches.
My senior class was the first one at my school to not have a muck-up day (a senior prank, since this was in America) for the most disappointing reason. Nobody was coordinated enough to pull anything off. My class had so little social cohesion that it simply never got organized. We were actually the most boring class ever.
I had a fantasy of hiding loud, ticking kitchen timers everywhere throughout the day, resetting them whenever a room was empty... but maybe that would have taken too much effort.
A couple senior classes before mine camped out on the school lawn with tents, barbecues, everything; another hid tons of eggs in so many places that teachers were finding them weeks later. Nothing really very crazy. The school had gone through a major disciplinary overhaul a decade earlier and the administration had a pretty tight grip on everything.
Probably the most elaborate prank that happened the entire time I was there was after some snow, some students showed up in the very early morning and piled snow in front of the main entrance and left a sign saying "school's closed!" Needless to say, it didn't close.
my fav high school memory was the day the cool teachers car was stolen.
He'd called the cops when he found his car park empty, and was giving a report to them as the rest of the school watched as they went home.
As he was describing his hippy mini moke mobile, the cop interrupted him and said, "like the one over there?"
The seniors simply had gone out to the car park and picked up his Mario kart car and walked it around to the opposite side of the car park.
The only victim was his smug coolness
muck up day got banned at my school because some students thought it would be funny to bring bricks and mortar into the school and just close the main entrance with a brick wall
Our graduating year at an upmarket private school was the last time it was allowed. Several wheelie bins ended getting thrown over the tops of toilet cubicles rendering them inaccesible. Several burnouts in the student carpark and in front of the bus stop, with one guys 4x4 driving through garden beds. Someone put red dye in the pool. The kicker was when someone ran chain around the principals exhaust and attached it to a wood bollard behind which he prompty ruined his Audi. We all got called back a few days later to get questioned by staff and police. Nobody got caught.
Now they make the exiting year park on the road the last day and they leave at midday away from the rest of the school!
My class in Year 9 once visited a different school for some social activity thing. Our teacher, a very obese lady, was standing near one of those floor to floor windows. She somehow lost balance and tripped into the window, it came out of the frame and she fell two stories down onto the pavement. I swear i saw her bounce when she hit the ground. She somehow only suffered a broken rib and a concussion. She was gone for the next three months.
In year 8 everyone decided to take various trees and shrubs from the school yard as trophies. It became a team effort to dig out about 20 trees (only like 3 meters tall) and 50 bushes from the fence line after the janitors closet was raided for shovels.
One year one of the seniors brought 5 chickens from their house and released them in the hallways. Staff caught them and set them free outside. There was a tornado an hour later.
My school had that too. Which I’m kind of impressed by, given that it’s in London
Muck up day got banned at my high school after the school couldn’t handle the multi-year long tradition of students standing on the side of the road and tossing rocks at cars as they drove past the school. They broke many, many windshields. Now on muck up day they have to hire security guards to check the Year 12’s school bags (yes this is a private school). Also one kid ripped a ceiling fan out of the ceiling and got expelled within five minutes.
I heard the reason why muck up day at my school was banned is that they went through the rooms 1 by 1 and stacked all of the chairs and tables along with cubboards into thw corner of the rooms.
They got through 2,15 classroomed buildings before they were stopped.
Seriously? At my school we'd call that "lending a hand" because that's the thing that has to be done on the last day of school so they can get the carpets steam cleaned.
@@nataliecarrington2550 Same, our homeroom teacher had what few people did come to school stack them all in a corner and also bought us some really good donuts.
Muck up day was cancelled at my school the year before mine, but my friends and I went into the school on a Saturday night and soldered every keyhole weeks could find. It took two hours for school to start on Monday, with our principal screaming "THIS IS WHY WE CANCELLED IT" to the school at assembly
The last day of school before summer some kids put a fish above the ceiling tiles at our school. I don't imagine i need to paint a picture of what it was like going back.
Senior pranks (our muck-up equivalent) was banned during my time in school.
It was a school that bordered an urban and rural area. A group of students from the rural areas brought in a cow, broke into the school, and managed to get said cow up five flights of stairs.
Unfortunately, the cow couldn't walk back down the stairs so they cow had to be promoted to beef. The "promotion" happened before students arrived, but students arrived as they were removing the beef from the building - the spectacle of which upset a lot of students.
A lismore catholic highschool was discovered to have litteraly thousands of bongs on the roof after the 2022 floods.
Saw my first Prime Energy bong that day.
So yes, definitely Lismore.
My high school was k-12 and muck up day got banned after someone showed up on their dirt bike and did a burnout in one of the buildings. Other notable incidents included "goon Jesus" (a guy in a robe with a sack of mosey), the piss filled water balloons one year, and my personal favourite the potato gun shelling, where some boys built a potato gun and then sat in one boy's yard which was near the school and started firing oranges like a mortar into the school. They were arrested for this incident
Muck up day was banned at my school because at the roundabout at the entrance, a group of the graduates did burnouts around it for 10mins and drove on the oval in a 4x4, completely destroying the gardeners crown gem. They didnt have cameras do didnt know who did it and got away before the cops came. Everyone in the school knew who did it though.
(Context: Yes it was a fancy private school)
What school was this? This sounds like a similar event that happened at my mates school for muck up day back in 2017.
In a neighbouring school (a posh private school) they cemented a full size hills hoist clothesline into the middle of the school oval. That got muck up day cancelled there. It was already cancelled at my school. Considering my school's reputation was much worse, something far worse probably happened. I wish I knew what it was.
I went to a rough school in country nsw, I used to get up to some naughty shit. We once made a co2 bomb (sparkler dust, foil and a co2 cannister) we put in next to a window in the boys dunnys. It was one of those security windows with wire in it. Outside the toilets was where the cowboys sat. We had a few minutes to leave the scene. When it went off it sounded like a shotgun, I swear every girl screamed and then reality hit me of how dumb that shit was. I was packing my dacks for days cause the cops got called in and a special assembly where they said they'd find us. The cowboys were ok. But the window got messed up. 2 weeks later a dude burnt down half the toilets with napalm.
I went to an inner city public school right next to a bunch of hospitals.
One muck up day recess, a trio of yr12s manage to climb on top of a 3rd story bridge between two school buildings and light flares they had stolen off boats.
they spent about 5mins on the roof waving the flares around before throwing them into the quad and climbing down out of sight
Somehow the school wasn't able to catch them, so got in a bunch of trouble from the hospitals.
Also one of the girls in the yr12 cohort tried to rat them out, but gave the wrong names for 2 of the trio,
the rest of the cohort hissed went she went on stage at valedictory
lol
My muck up day wasn't cancelled per say. We managed to get the whole grade on board for a muckup week where we would do something different every day. Now this was a private school (yes, i know 🙄) and we were referred to by a lot of the teachers as "the best grade theyve had in years". On day one, we decided to start very, and I mean very light. What we did was...
wore funky socks...
That landed us an email home to every parent alleging us of basically a crime, a whole days worth of suspension for the whole grade and told that they would not graduate us if we did anything like that again.
Safe to say, all our parents told them to get stuffed and even a lot of the teachers made fun of it the next day. One of my teachers even came with funky socks hidden beneath his pants the next day just to spite the school.
We had an unauthorised school tradition where a bunch of lads would get into their mankini’s and run through the big sports assembly. One year they got feral and started chucking stuff around. Muck up day was banned forevermore.
I don’t remember a lot about high school but I do remember some girl making fun of my size. Something about a thigh gap. I told her I wouldn’t come to her funeral when she died of anorexia.
She didn’t respond to that one and I don’t think she talked to me much after that.
Went to a 'Independent Public' highschool in Perth (public school that has more say on their funding/expenditure than a regular public school). The year above mine sprayed silly string in a kids eyes, the kid ran into a wall and knocked himself out, they proceeded to ducktape him to a pole. No-one noticed until the next day (including the cops investigating the missing kid) when the groundskeeper found him still taped to that pole. Needless to say the school was sued and muck up day was never happening again..
At our school there were two back to back years that got the muck up day banned.
One year the students went to the local IGA and got the scraps of chicken from their bins and put them in our English buildings air ducts. No one knew until back to school the next year.
The year after they were installing new grass steps and the muck up kids took the turf so they were dirt steps 😂 they say the next year there was a camp out of teachers so no one could get into the campus to do muck up
Last muck-up day was when the year 12s would find their younger siblings, drag them out of class, and wrap them in cling-film and vascelene and make them squirm free. That + putting vascelene on every door handle, locker, and the handrail on every set of steps on property. Falling down two flights of stairs was common.
He’s going for a full IT technician look
Muck up day was almost banned in my school because the seniors screwed off the teachers driving licenses, hid them and made the teachers play dumb games to earn their licenses back+ somehow got a car in the school hall( which was still there till the end of the year)
We had a legendary grade 12 prank day at my secondary school (Canada) the year before I went, before they were all banned forever, including all dances or formals or even field trips. My friend's older sister helped arrange a big spring formal, but gave the parent chaperones the wrong date and the DJ the right one, so all the kids who came were unsupervised. She brought an absolutely massive amount of alcohol bought with an older girl's help and some of the funds for decorating that she'd embezzled. The booze was hidden in the girl's washroom ceiling, one of those drop-panel ones that you can pop the panel out of with some force, over the course of months, to not arouse suspicion. She NEVER got in trouble for it because nobody snitched, so the entire school was punished for it. She is now a social worker that works with children, and has two kids of her own that are reaching the age that they'd be attending the same school next year.
Old trick when pens and paper were still a thing was to get the pen and rub it really fast and hard on the table - its amazing how much heat is created ... fking the most painful thing ever is getting burnt by one of those (I still have some scars on my hand) ... you also had this happen during "reading time" where those who did not hold in the pain and shock got mercessily mocked if they broke the silence! While they are recovering from the burn you had the whole classroom tell you to shut the fk up and mock you!
We had too many students and the halls were crowded, it took a long time to move between classes so we glued dollar coins to the floor to slow things down even further
One time the principal invited his favourite acapella group to perform for my high school. Most people were bored by their performance, getting a little rowdy. Announcing their next song, some German number, they asked who in the crowd was german. I kid you not, half the school of a bit over a thousand students immediately did the nazi salute in unison. Teachers and principal were mad, acapella group embarrassed, a mood which lasted till the end of the show.
With that piss story, it sounds like this old Chinese torture technique where you hang someone up on this frame and there's some water hanging above you, and if you move then it'll fall on you. The torture isn't from the water, but the mere anticipation of having the water spilt on you.
I can remember clearly being told in Year 10 that our Year 11 camp was being cancelled and never being told why, which pissed all of us off because it was a school camp up to Queensland. We all very quickly found out from the other Year 11's the reason was during the last camp, one of the girls got caught on the bus sucking a guy off halfway through the trip to the camp. Safe to say our teachers didn't trust any of us with a long bus ride after that
For the topic of why muck updays are banned ive got a ripper story. Pretty much a group of year 12 students forged the principles and there perants signitures and hired a helecopter to drop them off in the middle of the school oval. They were dressed as terrorists from head to do and chased students with big dufflebags. I didnt go to this school but i was told by my father who worked there. P.s (Private school prank)
that is fucking epic