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School Pranks

School Pranks
What would school be without a little fun? So for this instructable, I will go over a couple of pranks that you could use every day or ones that could be used for the senior prank, Of course you can get in trouble for some of these pranks, so use them wisely. Remember that destruction of property can get you arrested as will many other offenses. So if you come up with your own pranks, make sure that it wont violate any law.

This is only for informational purposes. If you choose to do any of these pranks, make sure your ready for the consequences and I am not responsible for what you do.

This is my contest entry for back to school. 
 
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Step 1Paper Airplane in Ceiling

Paper Airplane in Ceiling
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Have you heard of someone throwing a pencil into the little holes of the ceiling tiles that line the ceiling of many classrooms? Well its very hard to do with a pencil. So me and my friends thought of an easier way. A paper airplane.

Materials Required
-Many sheets of notebook paper or scrap paper
-A stapler
-Rubber Band (Optional)
-Time


Folding the Plane
You need to follow the pictures in order to fold the plane.
Since its hard to explain, I found this video on Youtube to show you how to fold this particular design. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohi_aNM36UM (NOTE: this video is not my original) 

I add to this design by putting a staple in the end of the point. Makes it easier to stick in the ceiling tiles that schools use. 

My friends and I would make an assembly line. I would fold the dart, my friend would put the staple, and another friend would throw it into the ceiling. We had about 13-15 darts in the ceiling of our English class before the teacher noticed. They stayed up there for two days before the janitor took them down.


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3 comments
Dec 21, 2011. 6:41 AMmromopop says:
cant u just fold the tip and attach it with glue
Dec 14, 2011. 10:00 AMperseajackson says:
this one is genius and easy!!! thx X]
Sep 1, 2010. 9:59 PMunbentcrayfish says:
In my high school the quad is cement. One year people pugged the drains and flooded it. They even put fish in it and bordered it with sand. That was a fun day...

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Full time College student with a passion for building stuff with whatever is on hand at the time. 7 years woodworking experience.1 year metalworking experience. Been tearing stuff down and putting it ...
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