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Now that is epic. Keep these rolling in.We had this one guy at work who was not only a serious prankster, but he also had the sloppiest desk in the department. He went on vacation for a week and the secretaries decided it would be a cool prank to clean up his desk. I decided we should take it a step further and move someone else into his desk and fake a memo transferring him to a different department. It worked great AND backfired all at the same time.
We put all his stuff in boxes and shoved them under other people's desks (all were in on it). Then we had someone he didn't know put her family pictures on the desk and a new set of files in the drawers. We drafted three copies of the letter transferring him out and her in. We even forged signatures of two directors and one manager to make the transfers look official. We put one on the desk, one on the corkboard for that set of office cubes, and one at the secretary's desk.
On the day he was to return, I was supposed to be in a meeting doing a presentation in front of the people who's signatures we forged. This is where things backfired. We had one guy assigned to make certain the prank-ee did not leave the office with the forged memo. He failed, and the prank-ee went, almost in tears, to report to his new department, Quality Control.
I'm at the meeting and notice that the manager and the director of Quality Control are not in the meeting like they were supposed to be. Turns out, one of our plants had a big quality issue, so they were in the director's office trying to develop a recovery plan when the prank-ee walks in, memo in hand and reports to his new job. THEY WERE PISSED!!!!
I ran to my director (the other forged signature) and his executive director to explain what was going on before the QC manager and director could get there. They both laughed so hard they shed tears, which is probably the only reason I'm still with the company today, seeing as how I had forged three executive signatures.
Peace,
James
PS - He sorta got me back by posting a For Sale sign on my Corvette a couple weeks later.
We had this one guy at work who was not only a serious prankster, but he also had the sloppiest desk in the department. He went on vacation for a week and the secretaries decided it would be a cool prank to clean up his desk. I decided we should take it a step further and move someone else into his desk and fake a memo transferring him to a different department. It worked great AND backfired all at the same time.
We put all his stuff in boxes and shoved them under other people's desks (all were in on it). Then we had someone he didn't know put her family pictures on the desk and a new set of files in the drawers. We drafted three copies of the letter transferring him out and her in. We even forged signatures of two directors and one manager to make the transfers look official. We put one on the desk, one on the corkboard for that set of office cubes, and one at the secretary's desk.
On the day he was to return, I was supposed to be in a meeting doing a presentation in front of the people who's signatures we forged. This is where things backfired. We had one guy assigned to make certain the prank-ee did not leave the office with the forged memo. He failed, and the prank-ee went, almost in tears, to report to his new department, Quality Control.
I'm at the meeting and notice that the manager and the director of Quality Control are not in the meeting like they were supposed to be. Turns out, one of our plants had a big quality issue, so they were in the director's office trying to develop a recovery plan when the prank-ee walks in, memo in hand and reports to his new job. THEY WERE PISSED!!!!
I ran to my director (the other forged signature) and his executive director to explain what was going on before the QC manager and director could get there. They both laughed so hard they shed tears, which is probably the only reason I'm still with the company today, seeing as how I had forged three executive signatures.
Peace,
James
PS - He sorta got me back by posting a For Sale sign on my Corvette a couple weeks later.
I was 12 playing hockey... and there was this dude who hit his growth spurt early...
Now normally this would be cool, except for the fact that said 12 year old Goliath was a complete jerk. In spite of protest from everyone on the team, he would not wear underwear underneath his jock strap, which would have been cool if not for the fact that he used to strut around the changeroom in the nude for about 15 minutes every time. A conversation went like this:
Us: Hey man, do you think you could put some shorts on? Your constant nudity is really wierding us out...
Idiot: It's not my fault that I'm so HUGE down there... quit your whining.
So, needless to say, something needed to be done about his unwillingness to cooperate. One day, while he was out eating fries before we dressed for a game, we rubbed Deep Cold on the inside of his jock strap. So, when he found it was time for him to cover up his little left-winger, the burning-cold sensation was so intense and worrying to him that he started screaming and running around in a panic.
He wore some faux-silk Tazmanian Devil boxers after that incident.
1) Top tanking: (this one is horrid)