Don’t be a fool: some classics
March 31, 2008 – 10:59 pmYou don’t have to search very far to find all kinds of office pranks on the internet, from people filling whole rooms to the ceiling with styrofoam peanuts to all kinds of craziness, but I thought I would share a few of the standards.
One of the best was a joke a few years back that was played on a co-worker, whereby he thought he won tickets to the final four, complete with a contest website with a domain registered to what appeared to be a legit organization, email and a notification phone call from the prize fulfillment organization. Nicely done indeed.
Office Prank: Tin Foil
How To Play the Aluminum Foil Prank on a Coworker
Office Prank: Balloons
How To Play the Buried Cubicle Prank on a Coworker
And, from our office last year (post April Fools’ day):
3800 post-it notes, 15 people and 2 hours later..
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3 Responses to “Don’t be a fool: some classics”
Great post!
I work for the oldest comedy community on the web. We live for April 1st and have a dedicated prank section on the site http://www.zug.com and new press release. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/03/prweb807604.htm. There’s also a really great feature at http://potw.news.yahoo.com/ It would be great to get your feedback.
Shelah
Marketing Assistant
www.Zug.com
By Shelah on Apr 1, 2008
The sticky notes on the car is pretty creative. I always liked the plastic wrap all over the target’s vehicle–especially if you get the industrial wrap that they use to wrap shipping pallets.
By Mark - Productivity501.com on Apr 7, 2008
There’s my car in the background of the second post-it note pic!
By Jeremy Fuksa: Creative Generalist on Apr 30, 2008