well this one is stupid. at school we've got a phone in the main corridor hat students can use, anyway, back in year 7, my friend called 000, and said that on the way to school he saw a man holding a gun, standing around up the road from our school, the story was believed by the operator, and about 2mins later, we saw cops fly past the school. i still after 5 years, cannot believe my friend did that, bloody crazy and silly thing to do.
this is something we did back in year 9....me and a couple of mates in class (i'd love to know how the teacher didn't realise this) were making paper balls and were shoving them down my friends collar, as he was tightly holding his jacket so the paper balls wouldn't fall out. we literally shoved about 35 paper balls down his collar. when the bell when, we left our current class to go to our next class. we walked into next class, and walked down to the back of the room, my friend unzipped his jacket and the paper balls dropped down onto the floor, so there were like 35 paper balls just sitting there on the ground (teacher didn't even notice as she was to busy getting oraganised) anyway, my mates and i started pissing ourselves laughing, and the teacher looked at us, and noticed that a few of us were staring at the ground, she then looked at the ground and said "ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh my goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood whooooooooooo did this?" we just kept laughing and told her that we'd pick them all up and throw them in the bin, we didn't even get in trouble....poor teacher was probably confused as to how 35 paper balls made their way to the floor.
sorry here is another one, this actually happened numerous times in year 7. our class would be hanging outside our room, waiting for the teacher, some smart arse would open a window from outside (they were unbelievably easy to open from outside) and he'd jump into the room, open the door (doors are only locked from outside) and a few more smart arses would run into the room through the door, they'd throw chairs around, tip over tables, and the legendary trademark......they'd let off the fire extinguisher until they couldn't breath anymore, and then they'd run out. the teacher would turn up staring at these little year 7's pissing themselves laughing, and would have to organise a room change, and get the year level coordinators to talk to the class, and had to try and find the culprits.
good old days. i just wish i could remember more stories, i know there are plenty more
