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I, too, graduated from HS about 13 years ago. And pocket knives were against the rules. I still carried a small Gerber lock-blade. I even loaned it to a teacher or two, when they needed a small knife.

John R. Fuller wrote:While this seems to be a silly prank at best, it could result in someone getting hurt really bad. If this is smokeless powder remember that it burns faster and just may cause just enough of a spark if ignited on hot pavement to set off the fumes from a leaky gas tank.

I am not gauranteeing those types of results, but common sense tells me that smokeless powder loose outside a casing or its container is not something to play with.

So just toss around some empty (used) shell casings in the back of someone's pickup. I had a friend that worked for the local ISD "alternative education" center (for students who hadn't yet messed up enough to be behind bars), and a K-9 alerted on his truck because of some shotgun shell casings in the bed of his pickup from a skeet shoot the previous weekend. I do not know what would have happened if it had been a firearm and/or live ammo, because there was none present (though the teacher was a CHL holder).