April fool's pranks

[FaithPrevails]

Do you ever play April fool's pranks on anyone?

Do you have any planned for this year?

Any good suggestions? (yes, I'm planning to prank a co-worker )

 

[crishmael]

Do you ever play April fool's pranks on anyone?

Do you have any planned for this year?

Any good suggestions? (yes, I'm planning to prank a co-worker )

I do, usually on my brother.

Not yet, but I'm gonna get him one way or the other.

Sorry, don't have any good work ones. I tend to keep mine in the family or close friends.

 

[FaithPrevails]

This co-worker has pranked other people in our company and I work closely with him, so I know he will take it well.

I am also thinking about pranking my husband. mwahahaha.

 

[stormdancer0]

1. Get to their computer, take a screen shot of their desktop. save it somewhere you can find it.

2. Then hide all their icons

3. make your new screen shot their desktop photo.

This will make it look like nothing's changed, but the icons won't work.


Also, my IT son has a program that turns your desktop 90 degrees.


My husband pulled this one on one of his co-workers several years ago. There's a program out there that makes it seem like you've gotten into the NAS computers (National Armed Services). It asks for a password three times. Doesn't matter what you put in, the third time it accepts it. Then it takes you through a series of questions that end up launching a SCUD warhead at Canada. It's very simple, no elaborate websites or anything. For some reason, that made it more believable.

Oh, and it takes about 6 large phone books to fill a normal sized dorm room chest high, if you rip each page out and crumple it.

 

[konakim]

I don't normally play them on people but thanks for reminding me to be on the lookout tomorrow!

 

[FaithPrevails]

You're most welcome.

 

[FaithPrevails]

1. Get to their computer, take a screen shot of their desktop. save it somewhere you can find it.

2. Then hide all their icons

3. make your new screen shot their desktop photo.

This will make it look like nothing's changed, but the icons won't work.


Also, my IT son has a program that turns your desktop 90 degrees.


My husband pulled this one on one of his co-workers several years ago. There's a program out there that makes it seem like you've gotten into the NAS computers (National Armed Services). It asks for a password three times. Doesn't matter what you put in, the third time it accepts it. Then it takes you through a series of questions that end up launching a SCUD warhead at Canada. It's very simple, no elaborate websites or anything. For some reason, that made it more believable.

Oh, and it takes about 6 large phone books to fill a normal sized dorm room chest high, if you rip each page out and crumple it.

Those are awesome but that last one made me LOL for real!!!