pranks you've pulled

[Feral Pigeon]

ever done anything just stupid or as a joke?

for example:

dressin' like a ninja at school.

--EDIT-- sorry for large and blurry pic.

 

[Lizard]

I had a staple gun fight with classmates.

 

[itsbenjibrand]

My buddy wore a 60s US army uniform and a gas mask to school in grade 8, not to mention he was carrying an air soft gun. That scared the crap out of the teacher!

 

[Mr. S]

I told someone that he's fired. Well, he actually got his final written warning. Awesome prank.

 

[zedextreme8177]

I once put a fart bomb underneath my teacher's chair in the past

 

[MarinaDiamandis]

Put plastic food wrap across a doorway at head height, the classic bucket and broom handle and shower paintballed a mate.

Lots more but these are my pick of the best.

 

[Alex.]

Once we convinced one of our friends that we had started a rock band at school, we groomed the idea over him for ages that he should join us, so eventually he ended up going up to a music teacher and asking him if he could be in our 'band' by which time we were out the door.

 

[Lizard]

Someone in my class at college on this years april fools day put a fake letter from the head of the college on someones motorbike saying that motorbike had been caught driving dangerously and the issue had been forwarded to the police.

 

[Feral Pigeon]

I pulled that ninja prank earlier this week, on Monday. I pulled it again, today, and it was funny, because I kept it on the entire day, and nobody except my principal got butt-mad about it. I've actually had it on even up to this point in time, and plan to go on like this until I fall asleep, or get asked by the police to remove it. if the latter happens, I'll say "What the crap do you have against ninjas, anyway? We have a right to dress like we normally would, and still be civil. I'm not even disturbing the peace or even bothering anyone, except, well, YOU, obviously. Just remember, though, we are everywhere..."

 

[TB]

What you say would happen:

I've actually had it on even up to this point in time, and plan to go on like this until I fall asleep, or get asked by the police to remove it. if the latter happens, I'll say "What the crap do you have against ninjas, anyway? We have a right to dress like we normally would, and still be civil. I'm not even disturbing the peace or even bothering anyone, except, well, YOU, obviously. Just remember, though, we are everywhere..."

What would likely actually happen:

I've actually had it on even up to this point in time, and plan to go on like this until I fall asleep, or get asked by the police to remove it. if the latter happens, I'll say "Okay. Sorry..."

 

[daan]

I always assumed Ninjas wore black.

 

[Feral Pigeon]

What would likely actually happen...

see, you don't know me, plus, I know half of the entire Houston, TX Police force, so they'd probably be like "Dude, why are you doing something retarded like this?" I'd answer something along the lines of "Just trying to get reactions from people. looks like all I've gotten have been negative ones..."

 

[Omnis]

If you know half the Houston police, can you ask them why they're trying to catch Chamillionaire riding dirty?

 

[mPWRD]

Put baby powder in friend's hair dryer. Epic.

 

[MarinaDiamandis]

Put baby powder in friend's hair dryer. Epic.

FIRE HAZARD!

 

[Feral Pigeon]

Put baby powder in friend's hair dryer. Epic.

i've done one better, I put babyy powder in someone's AC vents in their car, but cleaned up enough so he didn't notice until, when, you know, turned the key... spent 8 bucks at the dollar store on just baby powder... you just see this guy get in his 2000 Honda Civic, and a few seconds later, he's jumping out, with powder in the air, and him coughing and cursing, and chasing me down. i had it happen to me in the TL, which wasn't as bad, because I had a halloween mask on at the time.

 

[stumpydino]

can dressing up be considered a prank? I thought it has to be something played upon an unsuspecting person.
Like wrapping their car in cling film. Or getting someone fired and knowing her prejudices would make her blame someone else and I'd get away with it... it was for the best I parked my sisters car sideways in the driveway once, took her a few turns to get out
Did a repeated prank with a work mate of pinching his/my car keys on a shift and moving the car somewhere else. I think in the end we both got a bit tired of walking further and further back to work after hiding it

 

[Crumpet]

Put baby powder in friend's hair dryer. Epic.

I too have done that.

 

[TB]

see, you don't know me, plus, I know half of the entire Houston, TX Police force

But they won't know who you are with the balaclava on and taking it off would just be giving them what they want. Quite the conundrum you've gotten yourself into.

 

[astrosdude91]

 

[DGiant2000]

I know half of the entire Houston, TX Police force, so they'd probably be like "Dude, why are you doing something retarded like this?"

Better hope that officer Bill or officer Ted don't pick you up then. On topic, I once wore 2 socks to work that weren't a pair. People were so shocked, they couldn't bring themselves to mention it to me, oh how I laughed....

 

[FoolKiller]

see, you don't know me,

Would knowing you explain why you went with the Foot Clan variation of ninja?

And as you don't live in France the police won't ask you to take it off unless you are in a place like a bank. And then I don't care how well you know them, it will come off one way or another...unless you really are a ninja.

 

[mPWRD]

FIRE HAZARD!

We did a trial run.

i've done one better, I put babyy powder in someone's AC vents in their car, but cleaned up enough so he didn't notice until, when, you know, turned the key... spent 8 bucks at the dollar store on just baby powder... you just see this guy get in his 2000 Honda Civic, and a few seconds later, he's jumping out, with powder in the air, and him coughing and cursing, and chasing me down. i had it happen to me in the TL, which wasn't as bad, because I had a halloween mask on at the time.

The reason it was so epic is because my friend has long hair and is obsessed with it. He had to go to class the whole day with powder in his hair. We thought he would get violent, but his girlfriend was in on it so he took it alright.

 

[slims]

can dressing up be considered a prank? I thought it has to be something played upon an unsuspecting person.
Like wrapping their car in cling film.

Just don't try this one when you're drunk and slightly stoned. You'll think it's funny until you realize that it's actually your car.

 

[GT_Prologue5]

I've...never seriously pranked anyone.

 

[terminator363]

Ok, so I came back from french class, and we have this dumb ass who get's the teacher really ticked off. So today all block we was harassing her. Then he took a fellow student off her feet and carried her across the hallway to the stairs. As they walked down I could hear a massive bang, they had rolled down the stairs and fell. My french teacher snapped.

 

[Skython]

I've...never seriously pranked anyone.

Don't worry, you're not alone

 

[mil10mil]

my friends and I wrote 4 sale on all the windows of the cars parked at the marriott where I live and we used the number of another friend (who didn't know of course) as contact number for of the seller. he must have received atleast 23 complaints

 

[lbsf1]

A couple of years ago on a school ski trip, dan a mate of mine hid under another of my mates bed while he was out, he came back in to go to bed, we said dan had gone to get a drink, (it was about 11pm and we were shattered after sking), just when he was getting comfortable dan started moving the bed from underneath, my mate had no clue what it was, he was frieking out, it was so funny.

A pretty crap prank, but pretty funny.

 

[Tesla]

Building a wall of tables and chairs in the English corridor, to the point where the Fire Brigade had to be called to move it And hiding a friends clothes at a camp so he had to go bike riding in pyjamas and rabens. Good times.