stickiest sticker?

Was wondering what type of stickers are the stickiest? When i mean sticky i want it to be very hard to remove from a window. I want to know the name of the sticker, but if you also know of a place where we can customise them then thats even better.

No, you can't stick your referral link everywhere. )

[quote1611331698="Brok3n_Sword"]No, you can't stick your referral link everywhere. )[/quote1611331698]

lol, no. its a senior prank

[quote7c6a86a26c="CoMpFrEaK"][quote7c6a86a26c="Brok3n_Sword"]No, you can't stick your referral link everywhere. )[/quote7c6a86a26c]

lol, no. its a senior prank[/quote7c6a86a26c]

Nice, what you gonna do?

[quote74287d9a2f="Gigante"][quote74287d9a2f="CoMpFrEaK"][quote74287d9a2f="Brok3n_Sword"]No, you can't stick your referral link everywhere. )[/quote74287d9a2f]

lol, no. its a senior prank[/quote74287d9a2f]

Nice, what you gonna do?[/quote74287d9a2f]

Well appearently the adminastration likes to stick cars without permits. They put on this really annoying hard to get off bright orange sticker, says something like "You are parked here illegally." So i'm going take a pic of the actual sticker on a car and make a exact copy of it, and hand it to some other seniors which are going to post it all over the other peoples cars (the ones that give out stickys)

at the high school i went to if you didnt have a parking sticker they would slap this adhesive stuff to the windshield saying your car would get towed if you did it again. i cant remember what they used though.

our senior prank sucked.

partly because year before us did some hardcore vandalism

spray paniting and breaking windows and shit.

people were expelled, in april.

They made a strong point and we couldnt think of anything creative, non destructive, so we bought 300 marbles, which we passed out to our class and when we went to get our diplomas handed them to our principle in the handshake.

hahah

real funny right




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The adhesive used for bumper stickers is pretty good. lishrugli I wouldn't know where you could get something that annoying though. )

nothing is more annoying than those Support Our Troops stickers.

use super glue, but you have to be careful, that shit is strong.

Does your school have an upstairs? Because ours does and these seniors brought in a few cows for a senior prank and they brought them upstairs but the cows couldn't go down the stairs so they were just running around everywhere on the upper floor. lol

They eventually had to get them in the elevator one by one.

That'd be a cool senior prank for you guys to do on top of the sticker part.

our senior prank was reinacted and filmed for MTV last year

http//hollandsentinel.com/stories/052604/loc_052604002.shtml

[quotebf127d89e0="justinag06"]our senior prank sucked.

partly because year before us did some hardcore vandalism

spray paniting and breaking windows and shit.

people were expelled, in april.

They made a strong point and we couldnt think of anything creative, non destructive, so we bought 300 marbles, which we passed out to our class and when we went to get our diplomas handed them to our principle in the handshake.

hahah

real funny right




no ([/quotebf127d89e0]



Worst. "Prank". Ever.




but I got a good one, atmy school some kids got two pigs from the Ag dept. and spray painted "1" on one and "3" on another covered em in KY and let em loose, lets just say it took about an hour to catch the pigs and two hours to realise there was no "2" pig

Your going to want a sticker with a thin layer of paper on the top, that way when they try to rip it off, there isn't enough strenght and the thing rips.



Your prank sounds like the one we did. except we painted all the windshields in the parking lot and got the parking attended fired. He's now a wedding DJ!!

The cow and pig one I've heard about a million times. They're getting too cliche, which isn't fun since the faculty has also probably heard about them.

that marbles one couldve been good if you spilled them across the floor at prom or something.

As for the stickers, why not get the stickers, and make another catchy phrase, and put them on the FACULTY's cars. Now THAT would send send a statement

buy a bunch of gold fish and put it in the school pool D

The easiest, stickiest, and cleanest stickers I've come accross are the stickers they use for the inside of books. The kind they put so that a student can write their name, teacher, class, etc on it when they're checking the book out.

after applying the sticker spray a layer of lacquer over the top of it.

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Rustoleum has a spray-on lacquer.

Cleaning it up would SUCK!

Just print it on photo paper. Then give each person a stack of the printed "stickers" and a tube of gorilla glue[=http//www.gorillaglue.com/]gorilla glue. Stick them on the car with the glue, then use a box cutter or razor to slice the sticker into diagonal "strips" or cross hatch it into little diamonds if you're feeling really evil. When they try to peel, they'll only get as far as your first cut with the razor blade.

[quote304d5cc8d9="justinfreestuff"]our senior prank was reinacted and filmed for MTV last year

http//hollandsentinel.com/stories/052604/loc_052604002.shtml[/quote304d5cc8d9]what was it, cause im not signing up for some shit

Web posted Wednesday, May 26, 2004

photo local

ON THE MOVE Graduates of Holland Christian High School re-enact their senior prank for MTV Tuesday.
Sentinel/Dennis R.J. Geppert
Class of '02 rides again for television
MTV crews film re-enactment of Holland Christian senior 'prank'

By REGAN FOSTER
Staff writer

Holland Christian High School students just wanted their MTV. On Tuesday, they got it.

The roar of riding lawn mowers echoed along Ottawa Avenue as nearly a dozen men, clad in black with nylons pulled over their heads, donned gardening equipment, marched down the street from Providence Christian Reformed Church and gave the school a mock makeover. Camera crews from the cable network captured the whole thing.

MTV was in town shooting a re-enactment of a senior "prank" pulled by members of the Holland Christian class of 2002, who took over the grounds crew operations and, instead of leaving damage or graffiti behind, spruced up their campus.

MTV crews at the scene and a spokeswoman for the network declined to comment on the taping, but Holland Christian students were excited to talk about it.

"It's really cool that they're doing this," said Jenna VanMeeteren, a junior at the high school. She added that the pranksters "really set a good example for the rest of the school."

It was a late May day in 2002 when an industrious group of seniors took a new look at the traditional "senior prank" -- a way of sending seniors from school with a bang. About 13 students dressed entirely in black, pulled black stockings over their heads, taped white signs announcing their prankster-ish intentions to their chests, and spent the day lawn mowing, weed-eating, washing windows, and passing out free drinks and lollipops to underclassmen. About 10 of the original pranksters remounted their tractors for the taping.

A story about the prank ran in The Sentinel and was distributed throughout the country by the Associated Press. Eventually, it came to the attention of MTV, which broadcasts a series called "High School Stories."

The series "takes an inside look at the outrageous antics of high school students all across the country," according to the network's Web site. The MTV spokeswoman said the air date for the episode featuring Holland Christian had not yet been set.

Holland Christian Superintendent Glenn Vos said the cable channel's camera crew had been respectful of his wishes that they stay off of the school grounds. A letter written by Vos to members of the school district indicated that the district decided not to get involved in the taping.

"They approached us about a month ago, but we decided that we would not be a part of the story, since we had no way of knowing what the story would portray," Vos wrote. "We would have absolutely no right to edit anything that they said or did, and we simply couldn't put a stamp of approval on the story without that right."

For the most part, he said, the atmosphere around the campus stayed low-key Tuesday.

"It was kind of a non-event, really," Vos said. "What sounds exciting sometimes can become a little more mundane because it takes some time to set up (shots)."

VanMeeteren and fellow students Julia Rietveld, Holly Bunnell and Kim Redder, however, said the buzz around their classrooms was entirely different.

"We got to school today and it was like, 'It's Tuesday!' Nothing big ever happens on Tuesday," Rietveld said.

"Nothing big happens anyway," VanMeeteren added.

Kim Barnes, who lives across the street from the Holland Christian campus, said she was moving into her home the day the original pranksters pulled their lawn-care-under-cover hoax.

"At first it was a little startling to see somebody driving a garden tractor with a stocking over his head, but it was so cute," Barnes said. "It was really nice that they did that."

Redder said she remembered exactly where she was in when the group first appeared.

"I loved it, we were sitting in history class and they came in and handed us suckers," she said.

The quartet of soon-to-be-seniors agreed that, as the class of 2005, they will have a tough act to follow.

"Nobody's ever gonna measure up to them," Redder said.

"This class (2002) left their mark and they're majorly going to be remembered for it," VanMeeteren added.

Contact Regan Foster at email==regan.foster@hollandsentinel.comregan.foster@hollandsentinel.com=regan.foster@hollandsentinel.comregan.foster@hollandsentinel.com/email or (616) 546-4264.


i saw tahat on mtv btw

Ok, that was the worst senior prank ever.

Let's prank our school by doing lawn work...

No thank you.

Fags

...what?! Did MTV cover that just to make fun of them? It sounds like something out of a horrible Brady Bunch type sitcom or something... wow...

that a stupid prank.. mowing the grass.. HELLO?!

pathetic.

[quotebdfa8e7480="Th3Great1"]Web posted Wednesday, May 26, 2004

photo local

ON THE MOVE Graduates of Holland Christian High School re-enact their senior prank for MTV Tuesday.
Sentinel/Dennis R.J. Geppert
Class of '02 rides again for television
MTV crews film re-enactment of Holland Christian senior 'prank'

By REGAN FOSTER
Staff writer

Holland Christian High School students just wanted their MTV. On Tuesday, they got it.

The roar of riding lawn mowers echoed along Ottawa Avenue as nearly a dozen men, clad in black with nylons pulled over their heads, donned gardening equipment, marched down the street from Providence Christian Reformed Church and gave the school a mock makeover. Camera crews from the cable network captured the whole thing.

MTV was in town shooting a re-enactment of a senior "prank" pulled by members of the Holland Christian class of 2002, who took over the grounds crew operations and, instead of leaving damage or graffiti behind, spruced up their campus.

MTV crews at the scene and a spokeswoman for the network declined to comment on the taping, but Holland Christian students were excited to talk about it.

"It's really cool that they're doing this," said Jenna VanMeeteren, a junior at the high school. She added that the pranksters "really set a good example for the rest of the school."

It was a late May day in 2002 when an industrious group of seniors took a new look at the traditional "senior prank" -- a way of sending seniors from school with a bang. About 13 students dressed entirely in black, pulled black stockings over their heads, taped white signs announcing their prankster-ish intentions to their chests, and spent the day lawn mowing, weed-eating, washing windows, and passing out free drinks and lollipops to underclassmen. About 10 of the original pranksters remounted their tractors for the taping.

A story about the prank ran in The Sentinel and was distributed throughout the country by the Associated Press. Eventually, it came to the attention of MTV, which broadcasts a series called "High School Stories."

The series "takes an inside look at the outrageous antics of high school students all across the country," according to the network's Web site. The MTV spokeswoman said the air date for the episode featuring Holland Christian had not yet been set.

Holland Christian Superintendent Glenn Vos said the cable channel's camera crew had been respectful of his wishes that they stay off of the school grounds. A letter written by Vos to members of the school district indicated that the district decided not to get involved in the taping.

"They approached us about a month ago, but we decided that we would not be a part of the story, since we had no way of knowing what the story would portray," Vos wrote. "We would have absolutely no right to edit anything that they said or did, and we simply couldn't put a stamp of approval on the story without that right."

For the most part, he said, the atmosphere around the campus stayed low-key Tuesday.

"It was kind of a non-event, really," Vos said. "What sounds exciting sometimes can become a little more mundane because it takes some time to set up (shots)."

VanMeeteren and fellow students Julia Rietveld, Holly Bunnell and Kim Redder, however, said the buzz around their classrooms was entirely different.

"We got to school today and it was like, 'It's Tuesday!' Nothing big ever happens on Tuesday," Rietveld said.

"Nothing big happens anyway," VanMeeteren added.

Kim Barnes, who lives across the street from the Holland Christian campus, said she was moving into her home the day the original pranksters pulled their lawn-care-under-cover hoax.

"At first it was a little startling to see somebody driving a garden tractor with a stocking over his head, but it was so cute," Barnes said. "It was really nice that they did that."

Redder said she remembered exactly where she was in when the group first appeared.

"I loved it, we were sitting in history class and they came in and handed us suckers," she said.

The quartet of soon-to-be-seniors agreed that, as the class of 2005, they will have a tough act to follow.

"Nobody's ever gonna measure up to them," Redder said.

"This class (2002) left their mark and they're majorly going to be remembered for it," VanMeeteren added.

Contact Regan Foster at email==regan.foster@hollandsentinel.comregan.foster@hollandsentinel.com=regan.foster@hollandsentinel.comregan.foster@hollandsentinel.com/email or (616) 546-4264.


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i saw it too.

it was the DUMBEST prank i've ever heard of

it wasn't even qualified as a prank

For our senior prank, we had a /large/ crew stick over 10,000 plastic forks into the football field overnight D Truly a sight you just had to see, it was awesome. We were all over every news outlet.

Our school prohibited any kind of senior prank/ditch day and would threaten seniors to suspend them if they participated. I don't think they ever did but it was enough to stop us.

I'm still thinking of a senior prank to do since I'm a junior.

Any suggestions?

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haha i agree. that is so lame

at least they can still feel good about themselves when they attend their reunion in 10 years.

"class of 2002 baby. yeah.... the ones that did the lawn work for our senior prank"

for my senior prank me and a few buddys stole a porta-potty (sp) and cemented it infront of the school where everyone walked in the morning we also spray painted some shit on it. Mind you it was a full porta-potty. The girls also tried to do something but the principal was patrolling the school cause he knew people were doing pranks. The class before mine put thousands of crickets all over the school that shit sucked it was so annoying and they had chickens running around.