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Author Topic: Prankster uses plastic wrap as road trap Bobby Henderson "Ask me about Trajan." Posts: 10973 From: Lawton, OK, USA Registered: Apr 2001 posted 07-20-2004 11:17 PM                     quote: Randy Stankey I put forth the question, "Would a prank (that I am contemplaging) be funny if it happened to me? That's a fundamental aspect missing from a lot of today's "culture." So-called pranksters these days know it wouldn't be funny if it happened to them, and they derive an even bigger thrill out of the act because of it. quote: Randy Stankey Yes, ANY prank has potential to cause damage or injury but there was a kind of code of ethics among pranksters that said, "No permanent damage". A good prank should not hurt the person being targeted. If a prankster feels the joke has to inflict a bunch of pain or put the person in serious danger then he is one sick puppy. One stunt I thought was pretty funny was cling wrapping the toilet bowls in the girls bathroom. Set the seat down and let the fireworks begin. Some girls just don't look before they sit. IMHO, the very worst a prank should do is only cost the victim a couple bucks or a trip home for a change of clothes. The loose salt-shaker lid is an old trick, but still funny.  |  IP: Logged

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