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I remember while working with a coworker who left his lunchbox in the room everyday a thought had come to mind how funny it would be to leave a note in the lunch bucket from a nonexistent girlfriend. The note briefly said something about it was great to enjoy lunch with you at the apartment today and maybe we could do it again when we had more time together. Signed Linda…… I put the note inside the bucket thinking that he would cleanout his trash and find it. Not knowing that his new wife took care of making his lunches and washing out his lunch bucket. I received a phone call from Mike later that evening and he asked that I explain just what had happened with his wife on the extension listening.
I couldn’t have felt worse for doing something stupid and not even thinking about his wife getting the note instead of Mike. What seemed like it could have been funning in the beginning turned out to be a nightmare in the end.
I like practical jokes..he..he..he ! When I was married I played lots of jokes on the hubby...he..he !
I once molded a Cliff bar to look like doggie poo and placed it on the floor in front of my son ( he was about 1 yo ) called for hubby to come in from garage to find son trying to eat dog poo, I was peaking around the corner, when hubby came in I stepped out and said "OMG, he's eating dog poop", It was hilarious, but he got mad at me...oh well.
My wife loves her television. One time I got the idea to limit the channels that she could watch and left only two that I knew she had no interest in. ESPN and MTV. I sort of forgot about it and left for work.
So she called me at work to say that the tv wasn't working right and asked what could be done to help her in her bereft situation. I tried to explain how to use the remote to get her other channels back, but it was hopeless. It just wasn't going to happen unless I drove home and straightened things out. Which I did. Somehow my humor didn't pan out as intended, though. Turns out that she missed something really big. I don't know what it was, but it must have been A HUGE TELEVISION EVENT!!!
Looking back, we both enjoy a good laugh... now! But at that moment in time things weren't too funny for either of us.
We had a guy at a place I once worked that was always bumming food. If he saw you with your lunch pail he'd ask what you had and always want some. A young lady got tired of his mooching and decided to make him a "special sandwhich". She took a can of cat food, spread it on the bread and topped it with lettuce. When he came mooching, she gave him the sandwhich (of course everyone was watching). As he ate the "tuna sandwhich" laughter erupted and over the intercom was a loud "meowing". For weeks he was asked such things as "How are ya?" "Feeling a little Frisky?" His nickname became "Morris".
We had a guy at a place I once worked that was always bumming food. If he saw you with your lunch pail he'd ask what you had and always want some. A young lady got tired of his mooching and decided to make him a "special sandwhich". She took a can of cat food, spread it on the bread and topped it with lettuce. When he came mooching, she gave him the sandwhich (of course everyone was watching). As he ate the "tuna sandwhich" laughter erupted and over the intercom was a loud "meowing". For weeks he was asked such things as "How are ya?" "Feeling a little Frisky?" His nickname became "Morris".
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Well, proably the worst one I did was plant a tape recorder in the bedroom of a couple of newly wed friends on their first night together and played it back to them the next day. Ahh so long ago.
I like practical jokes..he..he..he ! When I was married I played lots of jokes on the hubby...he..he !
I once molded a Cliff bar to look like doggie poo and placed it on the floor in front of my son ( he was about 1 yo ) called for hubby to come in from garage to find son trying to eat dog poo, I was peaking around the corner, when hubby came in I stepped out and said "OMG, he's eating dog poop", It was hilarious, but he got mad at me...oh well.
My husband wanted to float a bite sized "Baby Ruth" candy in the pool at a party.
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