Muck-up Day

[Stripes]

Today was our Yr12's Muck-up Day. All the normal stuff was done, water pistols, sauce pistols, jelly bombs, eyeballs in the toilets and honey on them, brekky at school, shaving cream everywhere etc. The unusual thing was, the Victorian Governor was coming to the school for a LOTE presentation and some other thing. Luckily a quick-thinking Yr8 made the awaiting skirted and painted Yr12 boys bugger off, by telling them he wasn't coming for another hour and a half. "When's the Governor coming? When? When's he coming?" "About 30 minutes *cough* and an hour..."
So he didn't get egged, and the Yr12s were mostly too hung over to cause serious damage. Lucky... I guess.
Anyone else Muck-up Day-ing soon?

[Danny Boy]

At my school, it's pretty dodgy. To avoid any normal muck-up day activities, every year on what should be muck-up day the school organises a day excursion that involves bus rides and a ferry trip. Sounds very quaint, but it's a crappy way to finish off one's school career.

[Boof]

last year all our hard work of muckin-up was destroid before students got to skool by the cleaners but oh well


some we did which was really cool (i thought) was do chalk outlines of peole around the skool so it looked like one bit crime scene. we had this bit decked out with chalk outlines on the bricks and also up the wall and police tape.

we had some real pissed bogans in our group so all night they went around getting the road signs from around the place (roadwork signs etc) and put them in the court yard (right in the middle of the skool).

ah the good ol days back at skool. we bought a ping pong table to skool and spent the last morning at skool in our PJ's playing ping pong - was cool



boof

[miss_doobie]

danny boy, that's just mean!!!

change schools!!!

[Beckslee]

one of the best things one of our muck up days did was fill the teachers staff room up with balloons right up to the window sills, and at our school they were the high windows

[aussiechica]

If we muck up AT ALL (we're talking nada- not even non-serious things Our headmistress has no sense of humour) we get our formal taken away from us, no school reference and (appartently) no HSC (although I reckon that last one was just made up to impress us)

The bad thing was, theyd do it to everyone, not just the people caught, so no one did anything (and trust me, threats at my school get carried out. Last year there was no graduation party bc someone drew a chalk caracature of the vice as satan on the hall wall)

ANYway, yeah, my schools no fun And we all had the best ideas!

[Vagrant]

Hmmm...

*thinks back*

I remember the year 12's once decided to grab a load of desks and chairs, hoisted them up onto the canteen roof and proceeded to hold 'outdoors lessons' for all the other students.

'Outdoors lessons' involved them throwing water bombs at us...

Amazingly, as no-one could get them down, they stayed up there for most of the day.

I believe glue was also pasted onto all the door handles in the school, leaving some teachers very irate...

[hails]

Originally Posted by aussiechica

If we muck up AT ALL (we're talking nada- not even non-serious things Our headmistress has no sense of humour) we get our formal taken away from us, no school reference and (appartently) no HSC (although I reckon that last one was just made up to impress us)

The bad thing was, theyd do it to everyone, not just the people caught, so no one did anything (and trust me, threats at my school get carried out. Last year there was no graduation party bc someone drew a chalk caracature of the vice as satan on the hall wall)

ANYway, yeah, my schools no fun And we all had the best ideas!

yeah, same thing happened at my school...the year before us got suspended for two days for a bit of harmless waterbombing so we just kinda didn't bother...we had ideas, but they already hated our year anyway (we wrecked a school camp once *snicker*) so we sorta just decided we couldn't be fucked *s*

[Munchkin]

By the time my grade made it to year 12 we were confined to a small courtyard where we could cover each other with all sorts of stuff (flour and bbq sauce takes forever to got our of waist length hair). The limits on ours may have something to do with what the previous years did to the Reptile Park dino.

[dermo]

whats a muck up day? And whilst on the subject, what's a schoolieeees week?

[it's SPAM-tastic!]

A muck up day is where students in year 12 go around and to use a sicentific term "Fuck some shit up." They throw stuff around, dump manure everywhere, just general mucking about.

Schoolies week takes place at the end of the year for all the year 12 students that have finished their exams and they go to different places and get drunk and throw up in gutters.

The new thing for schoolies is to go on a cruise to fiji and little islands like that, but I'm going on a road trip from here to Adelaide so, that shall be interesting to say the least.

I tried explaining it. I think I did alright.

[dermo]

Thank you :o)

[Laurenandë]

Or you could do as I did at schoolies, not take enough money for grog and spend the whole week sober and enjoying such pastimes as sandcastle building, learning to firetwirl, attending a peace ceremony and sitting on the beach at dawn pointing and laughing at all the dickheads without blankets.

I had fun. It was fun. I most enjoyed the toilet paper rolls when thrown from high buildings, it looks awesome on a windy day. Not so awesome when it's wet and stuck all over your balcony.

Our muck up day was so private school, we actually liked our school and we'd already made their lives hell by protesting repeatedly in the quadrangle about the order of events they'd planned for the last day. Being a christian school, they insisted on morning teas and prayers, and chapels and were fucking around with our hat throw (which we took objection to). We weren't allowed to drive, so people turned up in cardboard boxes painted as cars. I think the most rebellious thing we did was post flyers and streamers over the entire school saying Thanks to all the younger grades. Now that I think about it, that was pretty soppy. But then, we were an awesome grade twelve year.

I'm still impressed by the local school that redirected traffic through the school grounds for muck-up day. That was a good one. Illegal, but effective.

[Moogie]

For some reason, Muck-up Day doesn't feature on many school's calendars around where I live. I feel so deprived! Although, I do love hearing all the stories you guys are posting, makes me wish I didn't live where I do! heheh :lookarou:

[Laurenandë]

Awww, I think where we live is a lovely place. *g*

All the really exciting, bogan/stupid muck-up day stuff happens elsewhere. Like Wooldridge for example. Mind you, they don't muck up, they'll just torch the place. Gotta love Logan.