Left a pair of used pantyhose in my brother's glove compartment on his wedding day. My sister in law found them a couple years later when they were cleaning out the vehicle to sell it. He got in a lot of trouble until he mentioned it to me about a year later and I said, 'Oh yeah, I put those there.' I thought he was gonna kill me.

As a young child, watched my brothers move the out house and none of us told anyone. Granny fell in the hole. It was bad.

Rubber banded the sprayer on the sink on April Fools and told my kids they had to do the dishes.

Edit: The pantyhose thing was when I was an adult - I had three kids at the time...

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instead of soap we used paraffine on Halloween

...had to be scraped off

 

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An outhouse!? How old are you???

A friend an I once came in early to work and completely reorganized our co-worker's workbench to be a mirror image of his usual setup. The victim happened to be completely blind. We had a lot of fun with him (but he gave as well as he got - one time he caught a mouse in the warehouse and left it in a box of parts I had been working on at my bench.)

I was always amazed by Bobby - being completely blind, he could completely disassemble a Model 40 KDP Printer down to every type palette, spring, and washer and reassemble it perfectly:

 

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I was in class when we had one of the seattle earthquakes, and so we all got under the desks, and I thought it was fun.


The people under the table next to me were scared and freaking out, and a couple minutes after it stopped I reached over and grabbed their table leg and started shaking it.


They didnt find it funny.

 

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loving this topic, going to implement some of these on my friends and family.

 

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I worked at a florist with a blind lady, she actually made arrangements. We used to give her all kinds of sh*t about being blind, she loved that we didn't treat her like an invalid.

"geezus, what are you blind?" "Why don't you look where you're going?"

 

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LOL, are you my brother's twin?

 

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The first time I was ever in an earthquake that there was even enough time to think about what was happening, I was pregnant with my youngest, visiting a friend in an upper floor apartment. I grabbed my daughter who was 4 at time and got under the table. It wasn't until the entire thing was over that I realized that it was a glass top table with a table cloth on it.

 

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Yeah, he was a very good friend, I wouldn't give his blindness any more of a second thought than I would the hair color of any of my other friends. In fact, that kind of relationship with a functional blind person got me out of jury duty once - I guess the plaintiffs didn't want someone on the jury who could impact the "quality of life" discussion during deliberations in favor of the defense. (the case was about a person who claimed to have suffered blindness after being punched in the face during a bar fight)

 

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