^ :thumbup:

 

Win

Some people at my school were using it on a camping trip. One guy moved it when the others had their eyes closed, so it said "Suck it". I wasn't using it, and saw, but no one else did. Truly hilarious.

 

Anyway, I don't believe in it.

 

That's the point of a prank. To take advantage of someone's ignorance and scare them.

 

 

 

Wow. You really are so ignorant, even more ignorant than I thought you were. :P

:lol: Nice comic.

 

 

 

I remember about 4 years ago there was a Ouija Board craze between a few classes. People would create boards out of paper and letters out of paper.

 

 

 

This one girl I know claimed that she talked to her dead cat.

 

I remember joining in one time to see what it was all about and they were trying to contact Elvis Presley (they said "He's probably trying to contact us while he's on the toilet. He died when he was on the toilet you know.")

While I do believe in things that science can't explain and also science that can possibly explain energy masses, I don't believe it's moving a big piece of plastic.

 

 

 

I have tried it once when I was younger and it did creep the crap out of me. I guess when you write a random name and birth date on a piece of paper that you get stuck in your head and not participate, fold the paper, sit on it and the letters/numbers are a 100% match, it'll do that to you.

 

 

 

Nobody saw me write on the paper and my hands weren't on the board. Stuff like that happens a lot to me. I'm just the woman of mass coincidences.

 

That's the point of a prank. To take advantage of someone's ignorance and scare them.

 

 

 

Wow. You really are so ignorant, even more ignorant than I thought you were. :P

 

 

 

It's called arrogant, not ignorant. Get it right for god's sake.

 

 

 

Falling for a prank = Ignorant

 

Making fun of people who fall for pranks = Arrogant

 

 

 

PS: Calling Zierro ignorant = Ignorant :lol:

 

That's the point of a prank. To take advantage of someone's ignorance and scare them.

 

 

 

Wow. You really are so ignorant, even more ignorant than I thought you were. :P

 

 

 

It's called arrogant, not ignorant. Get it right for god's sake.

 

 

 

Falling for a prank = Ignorant

 

Making fun of people who fall for pranks = Arrogant

 

 

 

PS: Calling Zierro ignorant = Ignorant :lol:

 

 

 

Owning him = Arrogant :thumbup:

Owning him = Arrogant :thumbup:

 

 

 

Nah, if someone actually had that capability then they'd be entitled to bragging rights. Nothing arrogant about performing the nearly impossible. ;)

 

That's the point of a prank. To take advantage of someone's ignorance and scare them.

 

 

 

Wow. You really are so ignorant, even more ignorant than I thought you were. :P

 

 

 

It's called arrogant, not ignorant. Get it right for god's sake.

 

 

 

Falling for a prank = Ignorant

 

Making fun of people who fall for pranks = Arrogant

 

 

 

PS: Calling Zierro ignorant = Ignorant :lol:

 

 

 

Ok. You're an argnorant then. :P

What is "ignorant" about pulling pranks on people?

On the subject of pranks.

 

 

 

A group of 10 people in my year at school (6th), decided to pull a prank on the school. We're talking about a year which has 70,80+ people.

 

 

 

Know what they did? Threw water balloons during morning break. They ran in, wearing overalls, and masked, just to end up throwing in the range of 20-40 water balloons, before legging it. Hell, I could name one of them, and really, they just need to look at who wasn't attending today in order to find it out.

 

 

 

Highly unimpressive, would have been more fun if there was more thought and more people involved. I'd bote for moving tables around so they're stacked up in the corridors, or infront of doors. Though it requires the cover of night.

 

 

 

Maybe the 1,2,4 chicken trick just for the confusion. Maybe set up water balloons somewhere so they go off when pressure is applied, because you know, its cooler than throwing them at people. And hell, some didn't even burst. Ended up handing one to a guy who was nearby, someone one of my mates know. To be honest, I did chuckle slightly at the reaction when he threw it at a wall. We have this weird ceiling/wall thing that sticks out for like, 1/3 or something of the place. Right onto a group of girls.

 

 

 

And it was massively overhyped too. They were supposed to have put bleach (dangerous), food colouring and some other stuff into some. And supposedly had about 600 of them to throw.

 

 

 

Yeah, and the worst part? The faculty knew about it, so were expecting it. Seriously, we had one of the depute heads come into classes to warn the 6th Years. I'm on fairly good terms with the guy, so he knows I probably wouldn't have been involved. Plus I'd like to cause more chaos and confusion, which nobody knows.

 

 

 

A prank is good, when its done well, and doesn't cause lasting harm. But other times, its just lame. And half the friggin' school was expecting it. Lame. Would have been a greater prank for them to have not pulled it, kept everyone worrying about when it was going to happen.

 

 

 

Though had they climbed onto the school roof and bombarded people as they were entering at the start of the day, it would have been better.

 

 

 

Oh, and my 2 cents. Perhaps the boards work, but I doubt the mass produced ones do, it'd be a dangerous toy. I think you get the best results with a traditional, wooden one.

A prank is good, when its done well, and doesn't cause lasting harm. But other times, its just lame.

 

 

 

Yep, that's true. Most pranks are either too serious and cause people to get hurt or not serious enough which makes it unfunny. You need to find the right balance if you want to accomplish anything worth while.

You have to cause some chaos, while making the damage easy to fix. Even if it is slightly time consuming. The clean up should never take too much more time than the setup.

Such a personal connection between flesh and spirit by the impersonal object of mass production? Definitely real. :thumbup:

Such a personal connection between flesh and spirit by the impersonal object of mass production? Definitely real. :thumbup:

 

 

 

Which is why I say to use a handcarved wooden one. Made by yourself.

 

 

 

Adds the personal touch.

I think I have a Ouija board in the basement still in its shrink wrap. I've never tried using one though.

On the subject of pranks.

 

 

 

A group of 10 people in my year at school (6th), decided to pull a prank on the school. We're talking about a year which has 70,80+ people.

 

 

 

Know what they did? Threw water balloons during morning break. They ran in, wearing overalls, and masked, just to end up throwing in the range of 20-40 water balloons, before legging it. Hell, I could name one of them, and really, they just need to look at who wasn't attending today in order to find it out.

 

 

 

Highly unimpressive, would have been more fun if there was more thought and more people involved. I'd bote for moving tables around so they're stacked up in the corridors, or infront of doors. Though it requires the cover of night.

 

 

 

Maybe the 1,2,4 chicken trick just for the confusion. Maybe set up water balloons somewhere so they go off when pressure is applied, because you know, its cooler than throwing them at people. And hell, some didn't even burst. Ended up handing one to a guy who was nearby, someone one of my mates know. To be honest, I did chuckle slightly at the reaction when he threw it at a wall. We have this weird ceiling/wall thing that sticks out for like, 1/3 or something of the place. Right onto a group of girls.

 

 

 

And it was massively overhyped too. They were supposed to have put bleach (dangerous), food colouring and some other stuff into some. And supposedly had about 600 of them to throw.

 

 

 

Yeah, and the worst part? The faculty knew about it, so were expecting it. Seriously, we had one of the depute heads come into classes to warn the 6th Years. I'm on fairly good terms with the guy, so he knows I probably wouldn't have been involved. Plus I'd like to cause more chaos and confusion, which nobody knows.

 

 

 

A prank is good, when its done well, and doesn't cause lasting harm. But other times, its just lame. And half the friggin' school was expecting it. Lame. Would have been a greater prank for them to have not pulled it, kept everyone worrying about when it was going to happen.

 

 

 

Though had they climbed onto the school roof and bombarded people as they were entering at the start of the day, it would have been better.

 

 

 

Oh, and my 2 cents. Perhaps the boards work, but I doubt the mass produced ones do, it'd be a dangerous toy. I think you get the best results with a traditional, wooden one.

 

 

 

Wtf was the point in that story?