Annoying People With Car Pranks

Annoying People With Car Pranks
Pranks to Play on People
This list of car pranks to play is for annoying people that deserve it. You know who I mean, and they will probably hurt you if they find out.

Here's a list of practical jokes to play on someones pride and joy:

• car pranks monkey taking a yellow car for a spin.
• Fill their car up with beans from a bean-bag. If your victim has no bean-bag for you to slash open, just shovel in some dirt.
• Hook up a reversing beeper to his headlights so that he can only drive in the daytime without a horrible beeping sound.
• Car pranks to play in a shopping centre carpark. Write a note apologising for hitting someones expensive car with yours. Leave a number and explain that it will be fixed asap. Of course, there won't even be any damage to the car.
• Another version of this type of car prank is to write a note that says: I got seen backing into your car so I am pretending to give my details. Have a nice day. :)
• Put black shoe polish on the back of a seatbelt
• Put some old, itchy, fibreglass roof insulation in the inside door handle of the car.
• Swap a car key with a similar looking car key.
• Jack the wheels of the car up so that they are barely off the ground. Put blocks under the springs, let it down and remove the jack.
• Find pranks to play with a car boot full of helium balloons.
• Screw a bunch of timber together inside the car so that it is too big and solid to remove.
• Put dog poo under the door handle.
• Wrap sticky-tape around the key so that it can't fit in the keyhole.
• Buy a tailpipe whistle from a prank shop and stick it in the tailpipe. You can make your own by cutting the middle out of an apple and putting into the end of it, a whistle. Poke that up the tailpipe and wait for them to start their car.
• One of the more annoying car pranks to play on people, is to change everything that can be adjusted, in their car. Seat right back, leaned forwards, mirrors moved, steering column lowered, radio station changed, volume turned right up, heater full blast, indicators on, etc.
• Line the boot with plastic and fill it with water.
• Stick a dog leash (no dog, please) on the towball.
• Stick a magnet in an empty beer can. Stick it on the roof on the drivers side, as your visitor leaves your house.
• Freeze car keys in a bucket of water. (Good for drink-drivers).
• Let a little bit of air out of one tyre, each time you go past your victims car, to make him think that it is slowly going down.
• Pull up next to someone and ask for directions. If they say to turn left at the next corner, turn right.
• Pour milk onto someones car carpet.
• Fart in someones car and lock it in.
• Wire someones wipers to stay on.
• Build a snowman behind someones car or garage door.
• If you are in the front of a ute or some car with a bench-seat in the front and there is you (next to the window) and a driver and a middle passenger, good car pranks to play are yelling out of the window at someone and quickly ducking. They will look around and see two guys sitting really close together, in a three seater.
• On an icy cold night, squirt water into the door locks of cars or put wet rags on their windscreens.
• Put pet hair in the air conditioning vents of a car. Chop it up if you like.
• Put soft-drink in someones wiper washer bottle on their car.
• Point a hair dryer at cars to make them slow down.

Pranks to Play on People
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Great pranks to play on people

Great pranks to play on people

by Edgar Craven

There are a few simple rules required to pull off the perfect prank. Number one, make sure the victim has a good sense of humor. Number two, be prepared to go to full lengths to ensure the quality of the prank. And, most importantly, never be afraid to laugh at yourself because before you know it, retribution will strike.
Pranks are often seen by the unwilling participant as childish or vulgar. I would disagree and call it an art, if done properly. The key to a good prank is finding out what it is that is really going to hit home on the victim. If, for example, you've learned a fear about someone, don't be honor bound not to use that to your advantage. Long ago, I worked in a lab with a man who told us he was afraid of snakes. Over the following six or seven months, snakes were all he saw. We rigged them to pop up whenever he opened a desk drawer, or to pop down and land right in front of his face whenever he reentered a room. Of course, the elemental surprise attacks never go out of style- we would likewise place small firecrackers just within a bunsen burner, only to blast off when the burner was lit.
Take a note from martial artist Jackie Chan, whenever possible, to use the surrounding environment. If, for example, you live someplace hot, car pranks, like peanut butter under the door handles in the midday sun, or vaseline wiped over the headlights (takes forever to clean off and when it's dark out, the headlights are wavy) are excellent tricks. My personal "hot weather" trick favorite is the open can of cat food left on the engine manifolds (the engine will cook it up and the car will eternally smell like old fish!).
Car tricks in general are always good- most people dont know enough about cars to identify something as simple such as a removed distributor cable.
A great rule to live by when doing a prank is to make the prank itself personal. When I was younger, I roomed with a guy who eventually started a "prank war" with me. One day he'd get me by, say, turning the power off when I was using the computer. The next day, I'd pour laundry detergent over his head when he was in the shower (funny as hell- it took him an hour to get it all off and the entire time he was slipping and falling down). As luck would have it, we also worked together in a conrete business. Like I said before, use personal information as an advantage whenever possible. One day, after he had made a large display of how much just a little sand in his shoes can bother him, we were pouring...
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