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« on: January 28, 2009, 08:55:34 AM »
Another thread got me remembering my college days and all of the practical jokes we played on roommates.  Like Nair in the shampoo bottle.

After our jokes started to involve bodily harm, we decided on some rules.  Rule one was that the joke could not produce bodily harm.  Rule two was don't mess with the food.  After that, all bets were off. 

So after we put Nair in the shampoo, Rob decided to get us back.  I woke up in the morning to find that Rob screwed all of our shoes to the basement floor with TAPCONS and he left for class taking all of the screwdrivers and power tools with him.  Nice play.  I went to class with my wrestling shoes on - looked like a total DORK.

We followed that up by filling his room with crickets.  We went to the pet store and bought 100 feed crickets.  They were quiet for the most part until dark, then they drove us all CRAZY!  That one back-fired on us.  ;D


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« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2009, 09:00:15 AM »
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« Reply #2 on: January 28, 2009, 09:10:20 AM »
our senior year in high school, my friends and i decided to stage a fake kidnapping in front of the walmart. i was the kidnapee while my other buddy who was borrowing his dads white panel van was the kidnaper. with the help of my wresting friend, he was the one to grab me in front of the store and toss me in the van while him and the driver wore panty hose on their faces. we though no one saw it first but the word managed to spread fast. apparently there was a lady standing nearby the entrance and caught a glimpse of the happening. cops were flying everywhere minutes after the incident. the cops caught us half and hour later at the taco bell where we confessed. they let us off the hook since we were young, dumb, and didn't hurt anyone (also pays off being in a small town where someone knows someone elses parents).

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« Reply #3 on: January 28, 2009, 09:16:42 AM »

     When I worked in Civil Service, I pulled this one:

          One of the guys was working on a 6,00 lb Rough Terrain Forklift and had one of the steering knuckles disassembled for a service (inside that knuckle were 4 large steel balls, like large ball bearings) and when he had just gotten it back together and gone to use the bathroom, I went over and laid another one of those balls by that wheel, where he had laid the original ones before he had put them back in. He came back, saw that 1 ball and it gave him the impression that he'd left one out. :D He just stood there for a bit, trying to remember and finally just shrugged his shoulders and started getting his tools out to take it back apart And I walked up and stopped him before he actually started disassembling it again. He swore he'd get me for that, but he never did! ;D ;)  
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« Reply #4 on: January 28, 2009, 10:34:02 AM »
A couple one mine, one some one Else's we had American picket ships drop into Comox after one with engine trouble had to set down and they discovered we had nickel beer on Friday nights in the airmans wets ( wet canteen-bar) anyhow for the next few Friday nights these Super Connie radar ships would develop mysterious engine problems and it would be hands across the border in our wets any how we got a American a/c one night and instead of being from San Diego it was from Texas every thing was fine until one of the crew spotted a guy named Butch Reddick from the east coast and Butch was black which upset this guy, who said in a loud tone of voice that he wouldn't drink with a around, anyhow he was sorted by a little Englishman so after the fun everyone went back to drinking, the orderly corporal finally kicked all and sundry out around 1230- 1 o'clock, and back to the barracks we crawled, next morning everyone who had been there was really hung, Canadians, Americans and I was sitting by one of the guys that had been on duty crew the night before who looked at me and said watch, so he got up and went to the kitchen and got one of the cooks to give him some fried egg white which he rolled up in his hankie and came back to the table sat down and a minute or so later proceeded to start coughing getting louder and louder finally sounding like he was going to lose a lung by this time everyone in the mess hall was looking at him so then with everyone looking he pulls out this hankie coughs into it and lets the egg white drop on to his plate, puts his hankie away picks up his fork and goes back at his breakfast pick up the egg white munches away at it and clears the mess hall there is people honking in the bathrooms, potted plants any where I'm of course on the floor wondering if I'm going to wet myself I'm laughing so hard. The next was a bunch of my buddy's got pissed up and spread an extra large container of detergent all over my room the night before an inspection, so I got back at the ring leader by waiting until he was at the wets a while later and took a bunch of 5" inch cannon crackers and some steel wool and filled his beside lamp with the powder from 2 cannon crackers steel wool laid the third cannon cracker fuse into the hole and screwed the light back in then took the plug which I'd removed and wrapped a figure 8 of steel wool around the blades of the plug and laid it on the floor any he rolls home trys to turn on his light, nothing so he rolls over, looks sure enough spots the steel wool on the plug and says that bastard McIntosh takes off the steel wool plugs it in rolls back over, reaches up and turns on his light, Boom, apparently I scared him sober so he runs into my room swearing at me and I laugh at him and tell him that I had been going to wire his bed, quickly a third  One of my room mates was famous for being a scrounger through out the barracks and he got tanked one night at the wets and had been drinking really cheap rot gut wine so when he went back to the barracks another of my buddies was with him they get back to the room and sit down with the wine bottle so the one guy takes out his teeth and lays them on the side table, then he has to pee, off he goes, and when he's gone my other buddy picks up the teeth and spays them with Asorbine Junior back come the scrounger  looks at his teeth stuffs them into his head screams spits them out about this time I wake up, I'd been on duty crew  and one guy is swearing spitting and the other is on the floor howling with laughter, away goes the teeth and tooth bush, so I said whats going on, the guy on the floor when he can get his breath back tells me what he'd done, by this time the scrounger is back and my buddy says well Dick I just didn't want you get Hoof and Mouth disease I don't remember how it ended but it was hilarious.
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« Reply #5 on: January 28, 2009, 10:43:39 AM »
OK -

It's 1970, I've returned from VietNam, attending college.
Taking a particularly hard class called physical chemistry, a real brain buster.
The professor was a sadistic SOB in the first place, we called him "Uncle Meat".
Anti-war sentiment was very high, and he was a flaming liberal.
He delighted in calling me "Baby Killer", stuff like that.
Finally I'd had enough - I went sown to the Marine Recruiter and, using his name and address and personal data, enlisted in the Marines.
Gotta remember, in those days they weren't being real fussy about things, the draft was still going on, and they were hard-pressed to find people.

Of course, about a month later the MP's showed up at school looking for him, and dragged him away, screaming like a baby. Later they released him, of course, realizing it wasn't kosher.

I think he always suspected it was me, but he could never prove anything, and I was a hero among the students.
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« Reply #6 on: January 28, 2009, 12:13:50 PM »
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« Reply #7 on: January 28, 2009, 01:56:07 PM »
Remember the Blizzard of 1993?  Something like 40 inches of snow over two days.  Anyway, we were on Spring Break and Rob left his car in the parking lot over the break.  We worked for two days covering his car with as much snow as we could dump on it (I have a pic somewhere in the house).  When we were finished the snow pile was like 16 feet high.  We dug a tunnel to the driver's door so he could sit in it. ;D


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« Reply #8 on: January 28, 2009, 02:56:35 PM »
I was the trickee..I guess. I had been trading practical jokes with a director at work who I've known for more years than I care to admit.

I returned from lunch one day to find the door to my office closed. I didn't think too much of it, thought my secretary might be using the phone for a personal call. I peeked in, nobody there. Went in and took my jacket off and started to work at my computer. Out of the corner of my eye I caught some movement. I turned around there was a wild bunny hopping around behind my desk.  :o I had to find something to keep it in the office short of keeping the door closed. My secretary found a cardboard box we flattened to make a gate. Then word got around that Wessner had a rabbit in his office. :-\

It had its upside. Found out young ladies think bunnies are cute. Many stopped by that afternoon to have a peek. ;)

One of them volunteered to take it home (lived in the burbs north of Detroit) and release it for me.
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« Reply #9 on: January 28, 2009, 04:16:39 PM »
Several of my co-workers on our transport team delight in one upping each other's practical jokes. One particulary good joke had a teammate of mine filling one of the respiratory therapists gloves with shoe polish as well as the ear pieces in his transport helmet.  When this therapist went on his next call the nurse he was with had to explain to the ER staff the reason for her partners black ears and black hands. Needless to say, the nurse he was with got a pretty good laugh.
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« Reply #10 on: January 28, 2009, 04:23:44 PM »
other than the ductaping the hairy roommate. i was involved in a foodfight at a party my car club hosted back in 92 for halloween. i had been nailed in the side of the head with a pumpkin pie, i thought i had it all washed away that night.....thought i did. i was at work the next morning and i felt something in my ear, it was, of course, a huge chunk of pumpkin pie which looks oddly like ear wax, the boss saw it fall out of my ear, i picked it up, sniffed it loudly then ate it, saying mmmmmm goooood earwax. made the boss puke.

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« Reply #11 on: January 28, 2009, 05:57:04 PM »
I and 3 others on the weight lifting team picked up a Volkswagen Bug and set it
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barely missing the cars on either side of the street. My only regret, we didn't stick around
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« Reply #12 on: January 28, 2009, 07:42:01 PM »
I guess everybody has seen those dang "I (heart shape) my" this,that and everything bumper stickers.
 Well in high school, a friend and I did some silk screening in art class and we came up with the brilliant idea of making decals with a wood screw on it.  We made a bunch of them up and went through the parking lot and every "I (heart shape) my" bumper sticker then said " I (screw) my" this, that and every thing else. Yeah, it was a bit off color, but it was fun.
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« Reply #13 on: January 28, 2009, 07:45:16 PM »

     When I worked in Civil Service, I pulled this one:

          One of the guys was working on a 6,00 lb Rough Terrain Forklift and had one of the steering knuckles disassembled for a service (inside that knuckle were 4 large steel balls, like large ball bearings) and when he had just gotten it back together and gone to use the bathroom, I went over and laid another one of those balls by that wheel, where he had laid the original ones before he had put them back in. He came back, saw that 1 ball and it gave him the impression that he'd left one out. :D He just stood there for a bit, trying to remember and finally just shrugged his shoulders and started getting his tools out to take it back apart And I walked up and stopped him before he actually started disassembling it again. He swore he'd get me for that, but he never did! ;D ;)  
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« Reply #14 on: January 28, 2009, 09:20:30 PM »
I guess everybody has seen those dang "I (heart shape) my" this,that and everything bumper stickers.
 Well in high school, a friend and I did some silk screening in art class and we came up with the brilliant idea of making decals with a wood screw on it.  We made a bunch of them up and went through the parking lot and every "I (heart shape) my" bumper sticker then said " I (screw) my" this, that and every thing else. Yeah, it was a bit off color, but it was fun.

Bill has one that kinda faded out to "I ___ Detroit Lake!!"

I took a black Sharpie and drew a piston in the blank spot.

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« Reply #15 on: January 28, 2009, 09:45:18 PM »
One of my buddies somehow got ahold of a few cans of this here nifty green Sea Marker Dye stuff....

A can dumped out will make a few acres of ocean look like Prestone. :-X

It sat around for a long time.

Then I had a problem with some folks.  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Turns out that the compartment they lived in was in kind of a u-shaped building built around..... hmmmmmm..... a pond.

Halloween night rolls around and a couple tablespoons of red dusty powder wrapped in paper somehow finds it's way into the pond.


Walk by the next day 8) and there were all these poor bastards standing on the walkways staring at the water. :o ??? :o ??? :o ??? :o ??? :o ??? :o ???

Felt so sorry that I waited a whole year before applying another 'treatment'.

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« Reply #16 on: January 28, 2009, 09:45:49 PM »
While I was an undergrad, two friends and I eliminated the door to the dean of students' office. By eliminated, I mean that over the weekend, we removed the door and molding; sheetrocked over the opening; taped it; painted it; put new molding on the bottom; and even hung a bulletin board and fire extinguisher on it. It was nearly impossible to tell that there had ever been a door there. The dean came in Monday morning and went to her door. It wasn't there. Then she went back around the corner to see if it had somehow moved. Then, she went back to stare at the wall.

It pays that we went to a very small college. It was no secret that we had done it. The dean, Karen, was a friend of ours, and although the plant and ops guy could be tough as nails, he liked a good practical joke. Everyone in the admin building, including Karen, thought it was a hoot.

And oh, by the way, this project started when Karen said that there hadn't been any good practical jokes on campus in a long time. Bad move.
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« Reply #17 on: January 29, 2009, 04:28:23 AM »
One of my buddies somehow got ahold of a few cans of this here nifty green Sea Marker Dye stuff....

A can dumped out will make a few acres of ocean look like Prestone. :-X

It sat around for a long time.

Then I had a problem with some folks.  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Turns out that the compartment they lived in was in kind of a u-shaped building built around..... hmmmmmm..... a pond.

Halloween night rolls around and a couple tablespoons of red dusty powder wrapped in paper somehow finds it's way into the pond.


Walk by the next day 8) and there were all these poor bastards standing on the walkways staring at the water. :o ??? :o ??? :o ??? :o ??? :o ??? :o ???

Felt so sorry that I waited a whole year before applying another 'treatment'.

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We pulled the same stunt in the fountain at college. The next morning, the fountain would be running pink, with about 10 empty Kool-Aid containers floating in the water...  ::)
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« Reply #18 on: January 29, 2009, 06:28:58 AM »
yeah Mark we had the same thing, but ours dyed sea water brilliant red, any how we had this corporal that always looked in the toilette after taking a dump, how we knew this I don't remember, any how we waited until one night when he'd been to the Corporals club and when he came back we'd locked doors on the all doors on the cubicles but one, lifted the lid on the tank of the toilette and dumped in a vial of dye marker replaced the lid then disappeared around the corner, Corp comes with a paper and sits down for a quiet read, 15 minutes later toilette flushes, pause, then a scream and Corp runs off to station MIR (Medical Inspection Room) muttering, a couple hours later Corp comes back and tries to raise the barracks to find out did the dirty deed and after a few minutes of being told to piss off and other less kind things by all and sundry (we after all, had people working around the clock shifts ) went to bed swearing he was going to get the villains, it never happened probably because he was afraid that the story would get out. Why he couldn't hear us gasping for breath I don't know.
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« Reply #19 on: January 29, 2009, 07:30:31 AM »
When I worked as a printer in England we had a loudmouth that loved to take the p**s so we decided to get him. He had started his own so called print company, complete with letterheads, etc that he had printed. He was always late in so we had time to do the deed. On the men's toilet door we placed a sign "Fowleprint International Headquarters". Inside were two stalls and in one we placed a small desk in front of the toilet complete with telephone, stapler, etc and a placard that read "Mr. Fowles". Seated on the loo was an effigy of our colleague; a boilersuit stuffed with paper, a fake head, shoes, the lot. On the stall door was a sign that read "President". His face when he went to the toilet was priceless!

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« Reply #20 on: January 29, 2009, 07:42:26 AM »
In the mid 70's, I was working for a landscaping and excavating company.  We had contracts to  remove snow during the winter.  We had a contract with a large chemical company that had parking lots for the office workers that extended into residential areas.  One smart alec that lived close used to park in the company lot.  During one of the largest storms in SE Michigan, he refused to move his car out of the lot.  I drove a large rubber tire pay loader.  I used it to construct a wall of snow about 10 feet high around his car.  He called the police to complain he needed to get to work.  After telling my side of the story to the cops, I got them to tell him there was nothing they could do since he was on private property and it was up to me.  He agreed not to park there again.  I removed the snow, but he was still a couple of hours late for work.

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« Reply #21 on: January 29, 2009, 07:58:45 AM »
 i think my favorite, is great for it's simplicity ,  we always mess with each other at work , (with total disregard for safety)   

about two years ago , one of the guys pours a glass of ice cold water into the back of my boot, while i was welding mind you , it WAS summer but still , that sh!t was COOOOLD 

so to get him back ,  a few weeks later he was in the bathroom stall taking a crap,  i walk in and say "dude what the hell is that on the ceiling"   wait a second,  then throw the 5 gallon bucket of water over the top of the stall ;D 

and all you hear is , AAAAAAAAAHHH    ;D ;D ;D ;D

i still laugh about that one  

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« Reply #22 on: January 29, 2009, 10:50:38 AM »
I've got one of those remote, wild game calls. 
Moose, elk, deer, hog, boar, turkey, etc. 4 or 5 sounds of each, and a pretty friggin' loud.
A coworker/friend gets a promotion, and a corner office.  going from "one of the guys" to one of "them", but good for him.
so, to break him in, we placed the business end of the game call up in the drop ceiling above the desk in his new office and turned it up to 11.  picked one of the calls, elk something or other, but it sounds like someone is being murdered.

one blast was all it took.....coffee in the keyboard and a busted chair.  LMAO!

2 weeks later, i walk in.  he says  "check out my puppy", knowing i'm a dog-lover.
on the floor, laying in a 10" x 16" fluffy dog bed, is the cutest terrier pup, asleep. 
i walk over quietly to get a closer look...reach to pet it, and its hard as a rock.
friggin thing is fake....AND BREATHING TOO!!!

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« Reply #23 on: January 29, 2009, 10:57:01 AM »
Oh man these jokes are funny!

I have got a couple I want to share.

Number one, I was married at the time, I was about to be deployed to Iraq and my wife was pregnant at the time. She would go to the bathroom, what seemed like, every five minutes. So I had some friends over and we were grilling and drinking and they had commented that she was going to the bathroom a bunch so I got the brilliant idea to put plastic wrap over the bowl. Oops. I slept on the couch that night.

I wonder why we got divorced?... lol any way

Number two. We were in Iraq and everyone was paranoid about the white scorpions and this one guy, Teklinski, or Tek for short. He was paranoid about anything that was not walking around on two legs. So we find one of these dead scorpions and we put it on his chest while he was asleep. I've never heard a grown man cry like that. He was spooked bad. Haha.

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« Reply #24 on: January 29, 2009, 12:05:41 PM »
When I worked as a printer in England we had a loudmouth that loved to take the p**s so we decided to get him. He had started his own so called print company, complete with letterheads, etc that he had printed. He was always late in so we had time to do the deed. On the men's toilet door we placed a sign "Fowleprint International Headquarters". Inside were two stalls and in one we placed a small desk in front of the toilet complete with telephone, stapler, etc and a placard that read "Mr. Fowles". Seated on the loo was an effigy of our colleague; a boilersuit stuffed with paper, a fake head, shoes, the lot. On the stall door was a sign that read "President". His face when he went to the toilet was priceless!

This brings to mind a favorite question. Did you mean the head office or the office head?
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