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20 Things You Don't Want Your Kids Doing on a Scavenger Hunt
Dancing on a grave and driving 100 mph are among the activities Long Island students received "points" for during a scavenger hunt.

A high school class scavenger hunt on Long Island has caused an uproar after a list of activities that ranged from the unsavory to the outright illegal was published by Sachem Patch.
There is no indication of how many students from Sachem East High School took part in the Sunday night scavenger hunt, which was not sponsored by the school, or how many of the items on the list were actually completed, but one local resident told Patch the students “created havoc all through the town.”
Some of the items on the list (which can be seen in full here) are quite harmless, such as asking a gas station attendant to pump 25 cents worth of gas, but here are 20 of the activities on the list that could make a parent’s head spin:
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- Hit 100 mph
- Steal a mailbox
- Funnel a Four Loko (a potent alcoholic malt beverage)
- Dance on a grave
- [Defecate] on a school football field
- Run a red light
- 10 shots in 10 seconds
- [Defecate] on someone’s doorstep
- Receive a [sex act] on school grounds
- Steal a street sign
- Steal a restaurant menu
- Get an old man to give the finger
- Run through a white fence
- Lick the bathroom floor in Applebee’s
- Hook up with a stranger
- Swallow a small rock
- Put roadkill in bag
- Have a stranger sign your butt
- Sign a stranger’s butt
- Shotgun a beer
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