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Kids at Montgomery Blair High School had a very "educational" lunch on Tuesday.
Students honored the age-old tradition of the senior prank by streaming porn on the school's cafeteria television.
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While the students thought the prank was downright hilarious, school officials ran over to turn off the screen as soon as they saw it.
Clearly this is a senior prank that will be burned into the minds of Montgomery Blair for years to come.
School administrators are currently searching for the porn perpetrators. While the real culprits may have to suffer the penalty eventually, that is a small price to pay for being a legend.
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