Do you remember a childhood prank that you now regret taking part in?

I was with a group of apprentices in a hostel, 4 in a room. One night we had a race to see who could get their lad into the opposing bedroom quickest. We tied sheets together and put the lightest lad through the window, but, half way down the knot gave way.
He broke both legs and spent a long time in hospital, now much older I still remember with deep regret.

That time we stole some potassium from the science labs in school then threw it down a water grate in the city centre.

Mid 90s people got scared when loads of smoke started billowing from the grate. Street cordoned off. City centre shut down as the bomb squad investigated.

The good old days.

I shot a friend in his nutsack with a BB gun. I wouldn’t do it again today but still find it humorous.

Yes, there was a few that taught me some life lessons.

Why, no! I'm the girl they excluded just before the tragedies. Many times!!

I regret the monster my childhood shaped me into...

In elementary school I took part in teasing some kids who were low on the social totem pole, and I regret that.

Yes prank calls were always the rage

I thought it would be funny to put a tack on a chair that the teacher's aide was going to sit on. I remembered reading about that, thinking it was really funny. Then he had to go and get a shot, and I felt really bad.

idk about a prank but i put silly putty in someone's hair once and it stuck in it 😳 and had to be cut out i think

I don't really recall any pranks that I did myself. Though I was sort of unintensional destructive.

I do remember being present to someone that blew up a cinder block wall with m-80s though.

Guy was a real trouble maker. And later he picked a fight with me, over a girl we both liked.

Even in grade school, I was the type to defend victims of bullies. Especially girl victims.

The wall was sort of victimless. So I ignored the situation.

I don't really regret anything. But I poured warm water on my brother's crotch when I was 8 years old, while he was sleeping. He thought he wet the bed, so he changed and laundered all the sheets. He never said a word. I confessed to him when I was 20 that I had done that. He was furious.