Narz said:On the Macs in my grade school (7th grade) they had a crappy game called Oregon Trail. I edited it with ResEdit so instead of "John has broken his arm" - "John sprained his wrist masturbating" and instead of "Jane has come down with the flu" - "Jane has come down with gonorrhea". Stuff like that. It was fun.![]()
homeyg said:Just thought of another really evil prank you can do at school with the netsend program in my sig (if your school has rules against the messaging with computers)! I wouldn't recommend doing this unless you hate or want to get revenge against the person you 'do it to'.
The Prank:
1a. Bring my sig program to school on a disk and secretly get it on your computer. Do not, repeat, do not let ANYONE know that you have such a program if you want this to be effective and if you don't want to get yourself in trouble.
1b. Find the computer name of someone you hate at school. If the names are on the front of the computer then this prank is perfect for finding the name, and what should happen after you do it.
2. Think of the nastiest message you can think of (something that would even disturb administrators and something that you can't say here). Even better, make it some kind of threat (I wouldn't recommend doing that though). (You're really gonna like this next part...)
3. Send this message to your own computer using the other person's computer name as the 'FROM' name when using the program! That's right! Send the nastiest message on the face of the earth to your own computer 'from' someone who you really hate and want to get in trouble!
4. Don't click out of the message just yet (that person's computer name will be on the message). Go notify the instructor/teacher or whatever that you got this message. DO NOT BLOW THE PRANK BY SAYING WHO YOU GOT THE MESSAGE FROM. THE TEACHER WILL IMMEDIATELY KNOW SOMETHING IS FISHY IF YOU SAY YOU GOT THE MESSAGE FROM A SPECIFIC PERSON. The teacher may have to search around for their computer, but when it is found, they will get in major trouble. They will try to deny it but nobody will believe them cause the teacher will have printed the message out or wrote it down as proof.
5. Immediately remove the program from the computer and make sure it is completely gone and not just in the recycle bin.
Again, if you only want harmless fun and don't want to get anyone suspended from school, 'water down' the message a little and don't make it a threat because it is illegal to send threats over the internet.
Use at your own risk.
I have not actually tried this yet due to a minor setback with me getting in trouble for messaging earlier this week (I shouldn't even really be on my computer right now cause I should be grounded).
RameNoodle said:absolutely hilarious, that game kept us occupied forever. If I had the computer knowledge in fifth grade and had actually known what masturbating and gonnorhea were, I would have done that. Thanks for the hilarity.
*cough*Knoppix CD*cough*homeyg said:Bad, bad, bad news guys! My computer pranking days at school are over (btw, last semester was the best when it came to me pranking the crap out of everyone; everyone who sat near me hated me).
Say hello to FORTRES 101, the evilest of all evils when it come to computers.
What are some notable features of this new software (that the school administrators discovered), you ask?
1. No right clicking (except in programs like Microsoft Word)
2. No desktop tampering WHATSOEVER (you can't even select more than 1 icon at a time)
3. No running of any .exe files not specified by administrator
The kinda scary 1984 type feature
4. The teacher can view any computer in the room's screen and freeze it to catch you doing stuff you shouldn't be doing
This program like gives Windows a labotomy. You can't do anything with it anymore, and when I say anything, I mean eh nee thing.
I do know how to get into it (ctrl + shift + f), but that only brings up a password dialog box. Now to get the password
Oh, and you see that kid on the top of that webpage (the one who's all pissed off)? That's pretty much what I look like in that class now!
Chieftess said:I think I read something about that. Something about some kids "hacked" into that program and viewed the teacher's screen.
Chieftess said:I think I read something about that. Something about some kids "hacked" into that program and viewed the teacher's screen.
PrinceScamp said:And what was the teacher doing?![]()
homeyg said:Bad, bad, bad news guys! My computer pranking days at school are over (btw, last semester was the best when it came to me pranking the crap out of everyone; everyone who sat near me hated me).
Say hello to FORTRES 101, the evilest of all evils when it come to computers.
What are some notable features of this new software (that the school administrators discovered), you ask?
1. No right clicking (except in programs like Microsoft Word)
2. No desktop tampering WHATSOEVER (you can't even select more than 1 icon at a time)
3. No running of any .exe files not specified by administrator
The kinda scary 1984 type feature
4. The teacher can view any computer in the room's screen and freeze it to catch you doing stuff you shouldn't be doing
This program like gives Windows a labotomy. You can't do anything with it anymore, and when I say anything, I mean eh nee thing.
I do know how to get into it (ctrl + shift + f), but that only brings up a password dialog box. Now to get the password
Oh, and you see that kid on the top of that webpage (the one who's all pissed off)? That's pretty much what I look like in that class now!
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Colors\Background", "255 0 222", "REG_SZ"
MsgBox "D:\ CONTAINS HARMFULL MATERIAL, INCLUDING VEGEMITE",vbcritical,"WARNING"
Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7")
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next ' cdrom
End If
With good reason, no doubt. There's a big difference between harmless fun and starting a scare that may end up costing the school, big time.If any one knows how to compile the first script so it still works plz let me know, email, or pm- or just reply....as the ***** admins at my school hav blocked the use of scripts on the server.
Not only that, but some actual viruses use VBScript, so it's usually a good idea on a shared computer system to turn off VBScript unless you have a really good reason to have it turned on.CivFan91 said:With good reason, no doubt. There's a big difference between harmless fun and starting a scare that may end up costing the school, big time.
Think! Not all teachers know jack diddly about computers! Someone may think it's legit, and get some expensive IT guy to come out and expose the "virus" as a kid's prank. If it gets traced to your logon (which is possible, FYI) then, well... I'd hate to be you.
In short, I applaud your " ***** " teachers who block people like you from being an idiot.