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April Fools Day
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Ah, April Fools' Day
The silliest and easiest prank we used to pull as kids was telling someone their shoelaces were undone.
Surprisingly, it often worked! It's funny how the simplest tricks are the most effective.
And you know what made it even funnier? Sometimes they'd check, forgetting they weren't even wearing shoes with laces
The silliest and easiest prank we used to pull as kids was telling someone their shoelaces were undone.
Surprisingly, it often worked! It's funny how the simplest tricks are the most effective.
And you know what made it even funnier? Sometimes they'd check, forgetting they weren't even wearing shoes with laces
In middle school , we placed thumb tacks in a friend's chair. We actually forgot about it over the weekend. He came in Monday morning wearing gray sweats. During the pledge of allegiance he sat on them, squealed in pain, jumped and slid across the class room groping at his own ass in pain. Everyone started busting up laughing. They were laughing at him. What's odd is that he never looked at his seat before he sat down and it is was very noticeable. I would have caught it if someone had placed 6 or 7 thumb tacks in my seat. But I'm surprised he never did and it was right there in front of him. It still cracks me up every time I think about it. We never told him we did it either. 
In middle school , we placed thumb tacks in a friend's chair. We actually forgot about it over the weekend. He came in Monday morning wearing gray sweats. During the pledge of allegiance he sat on them, squealed in pain, jumped and slid across the class room groping at his own ass in pain. Everyone started busting up laughing. They were laughing at him. What's odd is that he never looked at his seat before he sat down and it is was very noticeable. I would have caught it if someone had placed 6 or 7 thumb tacks in my seat. But I'm surprised he never did and it was right there in front of him. It still cracks me up every time I think about it. We never told him we did it either.
Pranks that result in people being hurt never made me laugh. I suppose I am too much of an empath
Ah, April Fools' Day
The silliest and easiest prank we used to pull as kids was telling someone their shoelaces were undone.
Surprisingly, it often worked! It's funny how the simplest tricks are the most effective.
And you know what made it even funnier? Sometimes they'd check, forgetting they weren't even wearing shoes with laces
Kind of reminds me when you point at someone's shirt and say "Whats that?" and when they look down you flick their nose
It was kind of like watching Jack Ass where they do things like this:Pranks that result in people being hurt never made me laugh. I suppose I am too much of an empath
Yes, just like that. I know it's not a big or particularly great one, but it's a nice way to have a laugh without hurting anyone
I've learned a valuable lesson over the years that if the target of your 'prank' isn't laughing with you, your actions have ceased to be a prank, and are now just bullying.Pranks that result in people being hurt never made me laugh. I suppose I am too much of an empath
The only one of mine that actually worked, was when I taped a paper to our printer in the office that it was now voice controlled, with some commands. 
(And telling my sons when they were little that there was a hole in their pants/t-shirt/...).
I remember my aunt telling me that my greatgrandparents' dogs had puppies, I was genuinely disappointed there were none.
(And telling my sons when they were little that there was a hole in their pants/t-shirt/...).
I remember my aunt telling me that my greatgrandparents' dogs had puppies, I was genuinely disappointed there were none.
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