Anonymous-0
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While I'm not any good at coming up with the pranks, I sure do enjoy hearing about them. What's your favorite "April Fools" prank that you have done, had done to you or heard about?
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dont think i can remember many, been too many years, about the only home run one i did was back in the '60's when some of us slipped a whoopie cushion onto the teachers desk chair under the chairs cushion, worked like a charm, but we all got a paddeling too, teachers in those days didnt take any crap off a kid, you did wrong, you paid for it, and probably again when you got home and dad had heard of it by then
Jim in Ma.
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I put 3 gold fish in a water bottle on the founten at work. 
Anonymous-0
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Ferdinand In ,,, my Cusin Tom likes to talk about thec stuff they would do on Halloween and April fools Day ,,startin in the late 50s and 60s with his school chums ,,the bank and town hall was always a benefactor of manure spreaders , corn planters,and pull type pickers , trucks with out engines and such ,All Man Handled from the local Allis Chalmers dealer who was the unwitting donar ,the bank had a spoke wheeled wagon on its roof, complete with corn box ,,they hauled that up in peices in the dark of nite ,once the sheriff found them pushin as motorles volkswagon beetle down the street ,They told the Sheriff it had run out of Gas ,. next mornin it was on the town hall yard ,.the last time they accidently damaged the grill of a nice new D -19 , Toms Dad Lex was wanting to buy ,The Allis Dealer always got his stuff cheerfully drought back by the boys the next morning,,, And The Whole Town Had a laugh over such shennanigans ,,but this time the dealer was Pizt ,,So Uncle Lex bought the D-19 ,,The dealer and Sheriff ,the county Judge and Uncle LEX gave the GUys a Stern Warning ,, no charges were filed ,, within a Year ,according to TOM most of them had enlisted in ther service ,and were headed to Veitnam ,and all later came home , Tom went to the NAVY ..
One year at work on the 1st everyone was up to some sort of no good. I worked in the office and got shaving cream in the phone receiver. Found out who did it and got even by putting ArmorAll on his motorcycle seat. End of the day he always took off in a hurry, this time he nearly came off the bike on acceleration. Wasn't quite as funny when he almost crashed. Everyone in the shop knew aobut it but him and all were watching, talk about feeling stupid.
Anonymous-0
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Lost track of days and didn't realize today was the first but since it is, I did a real good one today.
We keep our horse trailer parked on the street these few weeks of foaling and breeding for emergency access. One of the neighbors takes issue with it setting across the street from his house and goes out at night to roll it forward or backward as he feels is necessary. Asked him a couple times not to do it because he messed up the trailer plug once. He did again the other day, so I put it back where I wanted it then smeared a generous coating of beech tar on the brake handle and under the tongue and A frame. Guy is a kind of nurse and decided to move it when he was leaving for work this morning before daylight. I was already gone but the wife called me later to tell me that he woke her up ringing the doorbell. She went out and his nice whites and his hands were all sticky black.
She's got people skills too and just smiled & told him he shouldn't be touching other folks' stuff and went back to bed......
We keep our horse trailer parked on the street these few weeks of foaling and breeding for emergency access. One of the neighbors takes issue with it setting across the street from his house and goes out at night to roll it forward or backward as he feels is necessary. Asked him a couple times not to do it because he messed up the trailer plug once. He did again the other day, so I put it back where I wanted it then smeared a generous coating of beech tar on the brake handle and under the tongue and A frame. Guy is a kind of nurse and decided to move it when he was leaving for work this morning before daylight. I was already gone but the wife called me later to tell me that he woke her up ringing the doorbell. She went out and his nice whites and his hands were all sticky black.
She's got people skills too and just smiled & told him he shouldn't be touching other folks' stuff and went back to bed......
wilson ind
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saran wrap onev top of comode just under the seat rubber band on sprayer in kitchen sink dead fish in hubcap rocks in hubcapclear --jello packages in toilet bowl
We stacked bales of cotton in an intersection up past the traffic light while the sheriff watched us, this was on the main hiway east and west near and before I20 was finished. We then removed all the new cars and trucks from the Ford dealers lot and left them all over town,(the son of the dealer was with us and he had all the keys) most of'em was left in peoples driveways. A T-bird was left in a couples garage that was on a month vacation, The guy that parked it in the garage was from outta town and was helping us, no one knew where he parked it or that he even took the T-bird from the lot. That T-bird liked to have sent us all to jail, there was no concern about the other things we did except the T-bird. The couple didn't get back for three more weeks and thought they'd won some contest when they opened the garage door.
buickanddeere
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I proposed to Mrs B&D on this date.
DENNIS MIN
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ericb,
That's how things were handled when I was younger.
D.
That's how things were handled when I was younger.
D.
prawnfarmer
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Put large nylon wire-ties on drive shaft - flaps on bottom of truck when they drive.
put a sign up in all the elevators that "tom" was collecting old phone books for the good sam org,, all why "tom" was out on vacation.
He came back and could NOT get in his office because of 600 old phone books.
he suspected several of us but never could be sure who did it.
He came back and could NOT get in his office because of 600 old phone books.
he suspected several of us but never could be sure who did it.
Paul from MI
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Put blue grease on the plant managers phone ear piece, didn't go well with his red hair at all.
James Howell
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Nancy's crazy neighbor in Hutchins would always park his old chevy truck across the street from his house next to our fence.
Always left trash for me to pick up and at one time started stacking stuff against our fence.
This time every year our bluebonnets start to bloom and we fertilize them with horse manure from the barn.
Parked his old chevy truck next to the fence one day while I was fertilizing the bluebonnets.
Wasn't watching what I was doing and accidentally through several shovels of horse manure through the window of his truck into his front seat.
We put up a temporary fence now on the R.O.W. during bluebonnet season now so that <s>he</s> I won't make that mistake again.
Always left trash for me to pick up and at one time started stacking stuff against our fence.
This time every year our bluebonnets start to bloom and we fertilize them with horse manure from the barn.
Parked his old chevy truck next to the fence one day while I was fertilizing the bluebonnets.
Wasn't watching what I was doing and accidentally through several shovels of horse manure through the window of his truck into his front seat.
We put up a temporary fence now on the R.O.W. during bluebonnet season now so that <s>he</s> I won't make that mistake again.
Buddy of mine was a night shift "gaurd" at a state resort park. His boss was on vaction one week. She had a stack of mail started for her at the front desk. He dug around in the trash and found a used large envelope that had been mailed to her. Made a sticker to put over the return adress with the name of some sick sound'n grown up store with a New York adress. Wrote "Must be 18 to open" across the front of it, put a large sweet potato in it and sealed it back up and left in in her pile. By the time she came back it looked like it had been run over by a truck by every one who worked there pick'n it up and look'n at it.
Dave
Dave
Anonymous-0
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I do that one all the time, but here is the twist, CHANGE HIS NAME, to a fitting nickname. Once your name is on these lists, they get bought sold, and traded. Its the gift that keeps on giving! I only use the postage paid reply cards, and use a stamp kit, that way it can't trace to your handwriting!
Anonymous-0
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Did that to a high school English teacher, only it was 4-5 guppies, and it was her thermos full of water, on her desk. She found one the hard way, she swallered it!
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