Your Muck up Day

[FlyingHigh]

Same here Pag and HH3.
A couple years prior the Year 12 had a heap of cow manure dumped outside the admin office (or they may have thrown it at the building, can't remember). Anyway, there were a few minor shenanigans in my year, but nothing outlandish or originally witty.

I was a bit like Booney in not caring too much for it. Though I enjoyed school, I sort of thought that part of my life was finished, so on to the next part (17 years later and still waiting )

[valleys07]

Year 12's a few years before me ruined muck up day at my school...but also turned out to be pretty funny...

Across the road from my school was an imvs, with a heap of sheep grazing in a paddock. The night before year 12's cut the padlocks to both the imvs and the schools side gates and set the sheep free in our school yard. We get to school the next day to find sheep grazing over the school oval

We were limited to eggs for our muck up day similar to pag and HH3, the school threatened expulsion and that was that

[GWW]

I hardly attended year 12 so I didn't even attend "muck up day" and to be brutally honest it all seems to be very much a waste of time/eggs/flower/toilet paper. Even then I didn't much care for such shenanigans.

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Didn't interest me either.

[mickey]

Didnt get to year 12 to have a muck up day...

[Iron Fist]

We got told if we did anything wrong we would be excluded from being about to sit exams at our own school and have to find another school that would let us sit it there...which would be pretty much impossible...so we didnt even have a muck up day...this was in 2005.

Ditto.

same with me, we got told if we did anything bad then we couldnt sit our exams
Think a water fight and maybe throwing a few water bombs at some of the more relaxed students was about as far as it took.

One thing that a bloke in my year did over christmas holidays which could be a good idea was.
Over the christmas holidays he dropped into school with some old snapper heads and placed them in random lockers around the school and pad locked them. Come start of school each area where one was stunk for the next few weeks. That was pretty funny!

[The Dark Knight]

Mine last year was sh!t and a complete waste of time. We had flour, eggs, water ballons and glad wrap amongest other goodies but they all went to waste as we really didn't get to use them effectively as all the teachers and staff were all over us about it all day.

[Mic]

I don't understand the point of vandalising the place that has provided the opportunity for you to get into university, TAFE, a new job, etc and I didn't understand the point of it when I was 17.

[Q.]

Among a few stunts, I'm pretty sure I broke the record for longest held moonie out of a bus window. From pick-up near home and all the way to the school I kept my bare cheeks pressed against the window, our psychotic bus driver oblivious for once. Even managed to get a couple of teachers as they drove into school. My finest ever bus-ride stunt.

[Media Park]

Ours was the day AFTER our grad ceremony, so I already had a little piece of paper and was ready to unleash...

Champagne brekky (attended by a few of the cooler teachers as well ) kicked off proceedings, walked into the CBD as a group, I remember three things from the "before we got to school part":

Large group dancing on various roundabouts...
Getting stuck in an elevator because all the guys in there were jumping around and it caused a problem with the elevator...
Our entire year level in the "foyer" of the local police station singing...

When we got to school, the principal told us we had an alloted time to be at the school, and were confined to a certain area...

Needless to say, a handful of us rocked into a year 8 class, where I sat on a young girl, as the others gave the year 8's a lecture about respecting authority, wasn't part of the principal's plans...

At one point we had a couple of teachers tied up... and water bombed...

I didn't take part in the "get filthy" throwing around of fish guts, manure, etc, as I was too busy having beers with one of the cool teachers in a deserted classroom Still catch up with him to this day!

I can say that 2005 (my year 12) WAS the last time that any type of muck up was allowed at the school...