Greatest Pranks Ever!!!!

[mirium]

Man, I've been unable to read all the threads for 'way too long -- and you guys are nuts! I love it!

luf100 said:

All of us were almost done packing when the leaders all said "April Fools Day!" Stupid us.

Not stupid, luf -- you were kids and they were adults in charge, of course you did what they told you to do! I hope the rest of the trip was fun.

csikt said:

we snuck around to the back of our neighbors house at night, it was dark, and they were all sitting in the living room watching tv. Well we took this little cat toy (it was a laser) and shined it on the wall.

I can just see them wondering if there was a confused sniper in the backyard!

ladytaz said:

a cloud of baby powder poofed out all into her wet hair.

;D Reminds me of the nasty sergeant in Private Benjamin, who got a surprise in the shower -- only better, because it wasn't permanent.

suzmicsoc said:

While signing the papers he said, "THAT'S it".

An instant classic, suz!

jaglady said:

THEY LEFT THE THINGS ON THE CEILING!!

indeed... gives a whole new meaning to "private collection", doesn't it?

[babs]

I'm personally too much of a goody-good for pranks, but my friends have had a few good ones!

My one friend and her cousins called up Wendy's one night and asked how many pieces of lettuce were in the salads, and DEMANDED an answer!

Then they called McDonalds and asked how many patties were on a double patty burger!

Even in high school, boys are immature. In grade 11 Aaron and Donovan convinced the substitute that Aaron was Donovan, and that Donovan was Aaron. We had the sub for almost the entire week; it was priceless. We had 3 German Exchange students, 1 Danish Exchange student, and a boy from Korea in our class. They were so confused!

Our real English teacher scared the life out of them. She's a nutcase, and I could care less for her. Anyway, at one point, she crawled under the Danish student's desk, because she was trying to explain to him how to "crawl beneath something" or something along those lines...the look on his face was hilarious! He then asked us if this was what all the teachers did...we were like "No, Josef, no...not at ALL". In one of the stories we read, there was a rooster, so she started making rooster sounds...VERY, VERY LOUDLY. Scared the exchange students some more.

This said teacher also looked...well, like a witch. She didn't even bother dressing up on Halloween. We read Macbeth that year. Her witch's cackle was dead on!

Oh, this year's English class was great too! Our teacher was awesome! We had joke days on Fridays, and he would read us stuff from the Darwin Awards books. Anyway, one class he left...and two of our trouble makers plugged their iPod into the teacher's computer, and then cranked up the subwoofer and volume as high as they could go (our teacher had speakers in the room). Anyway, so we have that rap song that goes "BOOTY BOOTY BOOTY" just BLARING so loud! And then the History teacher from the room to our left (the crazy female English teacher is on the right) jumped into our classroom, and was flailing gang signs around and was like "YO YO YO WADDUP HOMIE G'S?"

It was PRICELESS! We all died laughing on the spot! He then just laughed and told us to turn the music down, so we did. It was so epic!

The teachers at my school are an odd bunch!