Funny Pranks to pull on your family?
Put a note on your victim’s car that says “Sorry about the dent. Call me so we can swap insurance information.” Include a fake name and phone number. Be sure to hide nearby so you can watch them search in vain for the “dent.”!!!.
What is the funniest/sneakiest way you've wrapped up a Christmas gift to prank someone?
Two Christmases ago, my nephew’s other aunt and uncle were gone for Christmas, and they graciously let us stay in their house. So we unwrapped presents and hung out at Uncle Mark’s place. (My sister’s house is very small and they have a dog that likes to lick my partner’s bald head. No, I don’t understand why.)My nephew, “Chip,” had asked for only one gift: a modeling amp for his electric guitar. So when he saw the box that was the shape and size of an amp, he was pretty sure he knew what it was.He ripped open the paper and saw the Fender logo. Yes! This was his amp! He got out his pocket knife to slice open the tape. My sister watched, and made an idle comment about what a bummer it was that they shipped in boxes with such a conspicuous logo, because this amp was very heavy and had been hard to wrap.Chip sliced the tape open, and found… a cinder block in the amp box.He sat there in extreme confusion for a minute. Everyone laughed a lot. Then my sister gently suggested he look in Uncle Mark’s basement. (As you might guess, Mark and his family were in on the conspiracy.) Chip was even more confused, until my sister pointed out that for the several days since the amp arrived, right up until that moment, everyone had prevented him from going down in the basement for any reason.I will never forget the look on Chip’s face as his parents explained to him how they had both fulfilled his dream and completely trolled him.
How do people think of original funny public prank ideas?
Plant a grass garden in your coworker’s keyboardImage credits: wetwebworkInstall an airhorn as a door wall protectorImage credits: projectoffsetTurn their windshield wipers into a rainbow paintbrush** This prank can be dangerous. We don’t recommend actually doing it. (Source: helmutsmits.nl)Offer them some water in an original waySource: thumbpress.comPull the zip-tie, throw it, and run!Image credits: unknownGive them an office technology upgradeSource: prank.imCreate an infinite loop of shopping carts around their carSource: prank.imBecome a seat and watch people’s reactionsSource: imgurPaint soap with clear nail polish and leave it in the showerSource: ladycreate-a-lot.blogspot.comInfest their office with (fake) ratsSource: lolpranks.comAttach an airhorn to their seatSource: imgurMake their worst nightmare a grim realitySource: www.instructables.comRuin the flavor of every Pringles piece like this little girl did:Source: redditGive their hands some surprise lubricationSource: imgurTell someone he’s self-absorbedImage credits: shock6906Make their Oreos taste minty fresh (make sure the toothpaste is edible*)* The fluoride in toothpaste is toxic, so please use your discretion when using this prank. Consider using mayonnaise as a safe alternative! (Source: mrsfields.com)Make sure they read the morning newspaperSource: sperone.free.frThrow them a surprise balloon party
What's the funniest prank you've ever played on someone or had played on you?
Thanks for the A2A.I played a (now long running) prank on my Dad one Christmas. He’d been given a birdcage style feeder, which had been hung up in the garden as part of the present. We had some very realistic bird decorations on the tree, so when he went to the loo I rushed out with a fake robin, put it in the feeder then sat back down before he came back in the room. After a few minutes we pretended to just have noticed the bird in the feeder, and he looked at it for several moments before wondering why it wasn’t moving. We couldn’t hold the laughter anymore and came clean, and now every Christmas we laugh about it. I’ve tried to play the same prank again but he’s wise to it now.A customer played a great prank on me one year. I was working as a butcher and it was the week before Christmas, so quite stressful. A customer that I had good banter with came in, asked how I was doing, mentioned I might need a G&T, and I said it’s so manic I could probably skip the gin and go for some heroin. Seriously, great banter with this customer and he laughed. A couple of days later he came back in…C: Hold out your handsMe: *holds out hands*C: *deposits small cellophane package with brown powder in it onto my outstretched palms*Me: *eyes widen, mouth falls open, face goes bright red”C: It’s that heroin you wanted. Don’t tell me you were joking, I had to hang around under Brighton pier to get that for you”Me: *still stunned, speechless* Erm….C: *falls about laughing* Hahaha your face! It’s bisto!Bisto is a gravy thickener powder with a brown tint. Looks a lot like heroin when it’s in a little cellophane bag.That is the best prank anyone’s ever played on me. I actually hope no one beats that because it’s one of the most finely crafted pranks ever and I’m not easy to prank.
Car pranks?
Ok, me and a bunch of my guy friends have been having an all out car war every christmas. Tonight was the night it obviously began when they threw a load of wet cotton balls all over my car to freeze...good thing I caught it in time for them not to freeze to my car. Whats some really good harmless ideas to get my friends back?..Keep in mind that they are guys, and I can't get inside of their trucks because they keep them locked!
Seniors, what little pranks did people used to play on brides and grooms?
My husband's family threw us their version of an old fashioned, Chiveree. They came in a couple of cars, making noise and one group took away my husband, and the other group took me to another car. I didn't know what was happening, until one kind lady told me not to be afraid, that I'd be seeing my husband soon. So I tried to relax after hearing that. We pulled up at a grange hall, and we all got out and went inside. There was my husband waiting with a big grin. And he explained what we'd both experienced as being a Chiveree. It was a playful game southerners liked to play on newlyweds. Inside of the hall, were other relatives with their children, all waiting to see and meet the new bride. We recieved gifts to the bride and groom, and it was a pot luck where every woman brought a dish. And music was provided by a record player that my inlaws bought for us. I don't remember what kind of music they played due to the confusion of the night. I do remember we were urged to have a dance together, and so we did as man and wife for the first time. I only remember one particular gift though. It was given by one of the small children, and it was a box of crayons, and a coloring book. She said it was for us to color in, whenever we didn't have anything better to do. And that got a big laugh from everyone. I know there are variations of a chiveree, and I'm glad this was the type I had. It wouldn't have been as much fun to have been routed from my sleep to go to a party. But it was OK to be taken to a party just after arriving in their town, and being up to a low key party, as it turned out to be. And that was fine with us, after spending two long days on a Greyhound bus.