Harvard Sucks

[eSDee]

A group of students from Yale played a trick on their rival Harvard, by dressing up as a Harvard pep rally team and passing out fliers that when turned over said this:

http://www.sdlocals.com/images/harvard.jpg

:hihi: Pretty funny. Check out the vid here:

http://www.harvardsucks.org/

[ray]

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

OMG!

[TofuNinja]

that's sweet hahaha

[Airencracken]

Nice.

http://www.pussyowner.com/tgp/owned/001.jpg

[BrewMaster]

that is freaking awesome.

[zenbooty]

That would be funny except that Yale students are even bigger ***holes than Harvard.

[Gothic Girl]

That was the best! roflmao!

[Booyamos]

ha ha ha that is great!

I went to a harvard vs yale football game 2 years ago... it was so pathetic! My highschool football team was better than both teams combined, damned smart people aren't good at sports :P

BU football all the way... oh wait.. doh!

[bachviet]

:laugh:

OWNED!

[gear02]

Yale blows :)

[whitak24]

that is so funny. :heh:


Yale students are even bigger ***holes than Harvard.
of course. notice who thought up about this stunt? :hihi:

[SecretIkon]

LoL that is some funny stuff. :bigmouth:

[Nija]

That's nothing compared to the Great Rose Bowl Hoax (http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/pranks/rosebowl.html)
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January 2, 1961: a capacity crowd filled the Rose Bowl stadium to watch the Minnesota Golden Gophers take on the Washington Huskies in the New Year's Day game (played that year on January 2 because the 1st fell on a Sunday). Millions more watched around the nation, crowded in front of tv sets in living rooms, restaurants, and bars.

NBC was providing live coverage of the game. At the end of the first half the Huskies led 17 to 0, and everyone settled in to watch the half-time show for which the Washington marching band had prepared an elaborate flip-card routine.

Sets of variously colored flip cards and an instruction sheet had been left on seats in the section of the stadium where the Washington students were located. When the students heard the signal from the cheerleaders, they were each supposed to hold up the appropriate flip card (as designated by the instruction sheet) over their head. In this way different gigantic images would be formed that would be visible to the rest of the stadium, as well as to those viewing at home. The Washington band planned on displaying a series of fifteen flip-card images in total.

The flip-card show got off to a well-coordinated start. Everything went smoothly, and the crowd marvelled at the colorful images forming, as if by magic, at the command of the cheerleaders. It wasn't until the 12th image that things began to go a little wrong. This image was supposed to depict a husky, Washington's mascot. But instead a creature appeared that had buck teeth and round ears. It looked almost like a beaver.

The next image was even worse. The word 'HUSKIES' was supposed to unfurl from left to right. But for some reason the word was reversed, so that it now read 'SEIKSUH'.

These strange glitches rattled the Washington cheerleaders. They wondered if they might have made some careless mistakes when designing the complex stunt. But there was nothing for them to do about it now except continue on, and so they gave the signal for the next image.

What happened next has lived on in popular memory long after the rest of the 1961 Rose Bowl has been forgotten. It was one of those classic moments when a prank comes together instantly, perfectly, and dramatically.

The word 'CALTECH' appeared, held aloft by hundreds of Washington students. The name towered above the field in bold, black letters and was broadcast out to millions of viewers nationwide.

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/pranks/images/rosebowl.jpg
*read the article for the rest*

[Jenny]

ROFLMAO Nice!

[BigJon]

LMAO! Sweet!

[tupacboy]

that's awesome!

[faither]

Too funny. That's great!!!! :bow:

[BrewMaster]

mad props to Caltech. I live about 6 blocks away from Caltech so they are kind of like the home team for me. Lloyd House ain't far away either.

[YanksFanRy]

Time to get make some suggestions to the cheerleaders here.


And after that maybe I'll suggest they pull one of these pranks.

[cheapchinese]

my god.. why can't i witness something like this

[Sir_Froggy]

haha those are awesome

[oblongmelon]

great prank!

[Maarchk]

mad props to Caltech. I live about 6 blocks away from Caltech so they are kind of like the home team for me. Lloyd House ain't far away either.

Hehe the home team? They dont even have a football team :( Thats funny that you live there, cause i live just outside of old town and i went to college at occidental, so i've probably seen you somewhere in between... :shifty:

[Booyamos]

man i love college pranks like that. The Cal Tech one is good. Living by MIT i have heard crazy stories from some people there of things that have been done. reassembling people's cars on top of roofs and what not, they are nuts!

[Maarchk]

The one i enjoyed the most was that the freeway off ramp for calTech is also the off ramp for pasadena community college...
Some kids from harvey mudd came over with reflective tape and put parentheses around the pcc sign so the freeway sign read...

Cal Tech
(Pasadena's Community College)
Next exit.

:)