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Ohio High School football prank

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Maybe if it wasn't a copy cat prank...

Original or not, it's still funny. The fact that it has happened before makes it even better.

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Maybe if it wasn't a copy cat prank...

 

Sure it was a copy cat prank, but you have to give the kid credit for pulling it off...

No criminal activity here but an elaborate prank taken from a college prank a few years back. The last five seconds of this news story will make you laugh. Pay attention.

 

LINK

It's on You Tube, if you search out Darby Football. Very Funny.

 

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

She did it to her own school . What is she a masochist .

Maybe if it wasn't a copy cat prank...

 

Not original as we saw MIT do it a few years ago but we must still give credit to the planning that it took to get this done.

 

I say job well done.

Hey, I think the punishment was a little harsh. I think that having school spirit is missing in a lot of youth these days. This kid did something for his school! I think that is fantastic! I think I would want this kid at every atheletic. You want to punish him, make him be the mascot at every event for a semester - big head and all. Embarrassing yourself for the sake of the school would be more appropriate punishment.

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