schoolies stories

[ducky]

now some of you have been on schoolies, who has stories to share?

 

[Scottroo]

Ill Start--Went to Victor Harbor for a week, stayed at a place with a mate and 3 girls, went to the local everynight and got absulutly smashed, on the last night, called a local a *** and had 15 of em after me trying to bash me, i was ****tn em so i apoligsed, then i saw them the next night and became good mates wif em, had drink played pool got drunk, overall a good week and great way to unwind from school!

 

[captain boyd]

the sooner that this activity is discontiued the better.

What parent in there right mind would allow there 17/18 yr old daughter to attend such an activity

 

[year of the roo]

No stories, but I got advice for all the year 11's, don't buy a Keypass as they are absolutely useless up North as the NSW government is a bloody disgrace. If you ain't got ID you won't get in anywhere, so start planning your fake ID's now if you will be underage!!

 

[year of the roo]

Originally posted by captain boyd
the sooner that this activity is discontiued the better.

What parent in there right mind would allow there 17/18 yr old daughter to attend such an activity

Try and stop it!!

 

[mace007]

I was highly amused by that kid on A Current Affair who let the camera crew follow him and his mates around on their Schoolies expedition.

Gave teenagers a bad (worse?) name, and you'd really have to wonder what his parents thought of him acting like a knob.

 

[vindor]

Schoolies week 1999 - Victor Harbor

A lot of no good mischief

I was an absolute prick... ripping the tent pegs out of peoples tents and turning them upside down... turning on water taps in the park and leaving them run, pretending to come from Ireland to pick up some chicks... the list goes on.

One night I was so drunk, can't really remember what the hell happened, but when I came to I was wading around in a creek by myself. Don't know how the hell I got there but all I remember is that I was Knee deep in water in amongst some reeds.

 

[Dry Rot]

Hats off to the old Sargeant with the 4 schoolgirls in his apartment.

"He let them play with his gun."

 

[AngelEyes]

To make a long story short:
drunk.
saltwater.
mobile phone.
Oh and the last two do not mix.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Originally posted by AngelEyes
To make a long story short:
drunk.
saltwater.
mobile phone.
Oh and the last two do not mix.

Either do the first two.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Originally posted by Dry Rot
Hats off to the old Sargeant with the 4 schoolgirls in his apartment.

"He let them play with his gun."

Good to see the Qld police force keeping up its standards.

 

[maccas_no1]

Originally posted by AngelEyes
To make a long story short:
drunk.
saltwater.
mobile phone.
Oh and the last two do not mix.

Hey is there any chance if you would know if mobile phones float?????

 

[AngelEyes]

Originally posted by maccas_no1
Hey is there any chance if you would know if mobile phones float?????

Oh I know this one!

Trust me....they sit at the top for a good second then drop like a rock! Then optus dealers try to charge you $80 to get it fixed!

 

[Dogwatcher]

Hmmmmm....try putting a mobile phonme in a camp fire and see what happens!

 

[ducky]

well i went to noosa, it was unreal, they wouldn't let us use those keypass cards and if you don't have id don't bother but the proof of age ones worked fine or P's or L's. met these group of guys, one of which claimed to be nick reiwold(spelling???) from St Kilda it fully looked like him and all and we belived them for a min But it wasn't. Noosa was great quite low key but fun

 

[gPhonque]

Originally posted by vindor
....pretending to come from Ireland to pick up some chicks...

 

[Fraser]

Originally posted by vindor
pretending to come from Ireland to pick up some chicks

HaHa, that's pathetic!

Umm I went to Surfers Paradise in 2001, too many stories to tell though, sorry.

 

[dumbblonde]

Originally posted by ducky
met these group of guys, one of which claimed to be nick reiwold(spelling???) from St Kilda it fully looked like him and all and we belived them for a min

they wouldn't have been boys from St Pats Ballarat would they? one wouldn't have been called lockie would he or mark?????

 

[mattyc2422]

My schoolies was like a World War. Arguments everywhere.

Note to self: Never go away with controlling females.

 

[evade28]

Originally posted by mattyc2422
My schoolies was like a World War. Arguments everywhere.

Note to self: Never go away with controlling females.

ha! you sound like my best friends boyfriend, we went campin last year and he wasnt allowed to do anything without gettin dagger evil eyes the whole time lol!

 

[dr nick]

Originally posted by evade28
he wasnt allowed to do anything without gettin dagger evil eyes the whole time lol!

haha... not the dreaded evil eyes!

 

[Slax]

I went.
I saw.
I Conquered.
And I didn't have anyone chase me down for a paternity test so I was happy.

 

[ducky]

yes dumbblonde they were. how do you know?

 

[Saint4Life]

rye was dead. Meh, stayed wit friends, dranks a few times, not much, i was the driver. Made a new friend and went in a r33 gts-t. Got 2 like one girl as well. Thats bout all. Beach during the day, party sumtimes at night.

 

[sp-mac]

Originally posted by captain boyd
the sooner that this activity is discontiued the better.

What parent in there right mind would allow there 17/18 yr old daughter to attend such an activity

Probably the parents who did exactley the same thing as kids and probably still go to events such as the Melbourne Cup to get smashed and make an arse of themselves.

There is a great hypocricy here (particularly in the media) that schoolies is bad and dangerous (all the damage is caused by gatecrashing 30 yearolds anyway) yet getting ****ed to the point of being sick and sticking your tongue down a strangers throat at the Melbourne Cup is considered an Australian tradition!!!!!!

People have to learn to trust their kids.