Move the Car
This one is Nice and simple, but requires you have access to your friend's keys. Take the vehicle away from the current parking area (if it's during school or work or at home, and only move it around a street corner or behind a gargantuan car-hiding tree. Enjoy the panic attack.
The Tape That Binds
Even Though It isn't shown by them the Mythbusters discover that, yes, duct tape will hold a car securely in place. Even at 20 mph.
DOH!
This is a tame illustration of enjoyment with GPS, but remember GPS systems have many voices which may be paid for, downloaded, and installed without the knowledge of the owner. Like, say, Homer Simpson.
Squeal of Delight
Yeah, with Friends like these, we'd have a good startle reflex . We particularly like this one doesn't involve any cars actually moving the fun of frightening your friends.
Saran Wrap
As far as Pranks that require buying props, this could be the most effective, and cheapest, most efficient way. Then you're thinking way too smal if you're wondering how purchasing a bunch of small rolls of Saran Wrap is cheap. That's a waste of time. If you are fortunate, you have a buddy that works somewhere with access to a large, industrial roll (such as Menards, in which I operated, or Home Depot or Lowes). Otherwise, they can be bought at places like these for a small charge. The best Way to attack is getting two groups of rolling. While the other rolls around one holds. Gloves might help to protect your hands if you are a sissy. Now, be sure you don't just go around in one circle. That will be way simpler for your victime to peel down in one motion. You need to go into crevices up and down, in circles, around the mirrors and windshield wipers, and under the vehicle. If you're gettin' real fancy with it, weave in and out of the underworkings of the car. Make certain to hide the end of the wrap, so the guy doesn't even know where to start.
Switch the Keys
Coming out To understand your vehicle completely covered with something or compeltely filled may evokes a slight sense of rage. Failing to complete a task you do each and every day brings humiliation and frustration out. There are few worse emotions than feeling like you're an incompetent idiot, which is what occurs when you swap a car key with an dual. Locked out, son!
Filling a Car with Shredded Paper, Ping Pong Balls or Packing Peanuts
This one is Possible in two scenarios: Either the kid left his windows or you've got access. Depending upon your degree of accessibility, do you best to fill each and every inch of the vehicle using either paper, ping pong balls, or packing peanuts. We are talking about within the glove box, in the ash tray, even at the CD case (oh wait, those do not exist). If you're Feeling additional sneaky, pop the trunk lift the spare tire compartment and fill that. Imagine their faces when they move to fix a flat months and find a lot of crumpled up information covering the tire. Each one presents its own problem: Tiny, painful cuts the danger of developing a mini ping pong avalanche when you open your own door, from the shredded paper, or even the hassel of those tiny styrofoam scraps in the peanuts. It's likely to be a hassel.
Ball Pit on Wheels
Sure, you Fill their car with weasels that are live, but filling it with plastic balls that are little is a lot less inclined to get you arrested. It's also cheaper. Why we recommend you do not drive a car with windows or a sunroof this prank happens to be.
Bottley Harm
Why, yes, if you leave a empty bottle underneath a tire, if it breaks, then it will sound like a tire blowing off. Why do you ask?
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