Looks like there's a "snake" in the grass.
A student at Nature Coast Technical High School in Brooksville, Florida was banned from marching in his graduation ceremony Thursday after etching an enormous penis on the school's football field, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
Officials first noticed the massive member on Wednesday while setting up for graduation, which was scheduled to take place on the football field. Principal Toni-Ann Noyes penetrated into the core of the mystery to find out that the cocky culprit used weedkiller to "draw" the penis in the grass.
D--k pics abounded on social media:
"I was very disappointed that someone would do this," she told the Tampa Bay Times.
For the graduation ceremony, workers spray-painted over the phallus with green paint and also painted "2014" in an attempt to cover it up.
The student's family will be liable for any permanent damages to the field.
School officials nationwide are taking senior pranks seriously this year. Last month, several high school seniors in Tennessee were slapped with criminal charges after allegedly starting a food fight in their cafeteria on "Taco Day."
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A student at Nature Coast Technical High School in Brooksville, Florida was banned from marching in his graduation ceremony Thursday after etching an enormous penis on the school's football field, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
Officials first noticed the massive member on Wednesday while setting up for graduation, which was scheduled to take place on the football field. Principal Toni-Ann Noyes penetrated into the core of the mystery to find out that the cocky culprit used weedkiller to "draw" the penis in the grass.
D--k pics abounded on social media:
"I was very disappointed that someone would do this," she told the Tampa Bay Times.
For the graduation ceremony, workers spray-painted over the phallus with green paint and also painted "2014" in an attempt to cover it up.
The student's family will be liable for any permanent damages to the field.
School officials nationwide are taking senior pranks seriously this year. Last month, several high school seniors in Tennessee were slapped with criminal charges after allegedly starting a food fight in their cafeteria on "Taco Day."
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