Don\'t get mad.......

After reading tooshy’s fizzy drink\'s can Russian Roulette gag I can’t help thinking that others have what I term BoFH moments. Everyone has them I think (or at least the urges), acts of completely unwarranted spite against the world at large.

Two examples from my portfolio:

At my first real job the finance director’s assistant was a lovely lady but shall we say was a little highly-strung and had a tendency to snap at people as well as being a technophobe. On one particular day I was the victim of said tongue-lashing when I really wasn’t in the most tolerant of moods. Luckily the week before we’d had GotoMyPC installed on several finance machines including hers.

Now for those that don’t know, this is a piece of remote connectivity software that allows you to take over the machine in question. I kicked the connection into life, and while she was working opened up Paint and scrawled using the airbrush tool in bright red “YOUR COMPUTER IS POSSESSED!!” I heard the scream from half a floor away…….

The second involves the great bastion of screaming bratdom that is Toys R Us. Every so often my lovely other half and I undertake a pilgrimage to said store, in the hope of finding plushies (for her) or some other cool gadget or gizmo that appeals to my inner child. After enduring the troglodyte brood-spawn of numerous Chav couples with dubious genetic makeup I came upon what I thought was a toy that was only rivalled by Teddy Ruxpin(*) in its ability to cause permanent psychiatric trauma.

It was a generic plush animal of uncertain breeding stock which judging by its colouration spent a large proportion of its life around Sellafield. What made it special was the DSP chip in it, which could sample a spoken word, then play back that word to “sing” Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (via some form of pitch shifting). I think you can imagine what happened next; about twenty of these things and a demented individual. Let’s just say they were pulled from the shelves shortly afterwards. The funniest part was watching entire families run from that aisle as a veritable symphony of profanity was unleashed by their precious offspring.

So any more acts of malevolence against the world?

(*)Teddy Ruxpin was a smarmy bastich of an animatronic teddy bear that would sing and tell stories using cassette tapes. Substitute story tape with something a little more suitable say the most sickening Death Metal you can get your hands on and watch the fun!
 

Mosch

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In school I once changed all the DOS prompts to \"CPU CORE DAMAGED AT Hx08FA\".
Unfortunately my teacher had no idea what to do and believed in the almighty prompt.
 

MarkusTay

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When I was a kid my mom used to drag me to Macy\'s all the time. If I was a little girl maybe it wouldn\'t of been to horrible, but being male I had to try and amuse myself. After being thrown out of the ladies changing room for the Upteenth time for looking under the stalls, I discovered a cashier counter all by itself in the back corner of the store. On a shelf under the register I found a whole box of those little security tags they snip off the clothing after purchase. Hmmmmmm... I followed people around the store for the next hour or two and \"discreetly\" dropped said tags into their shopping bags when they weren\'t looking. Oh, the fun I had that day! I would stand by the Mall entrance and watch all these nasty looking old people get yanked to the side and searched. It\'s pure joy to watch some 90 year old bat wacking a 21 year old security gaurd with her purse. Ahhhh... those were some good times.:D
 
I\'ve found the self-adhesive ones to be slightly more sadistic, especially if you put them sticky side up and wait for some hapless sucker to walk on them.lol
 

Astorderire

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After having some trouble with some of his school fellows, a friend of mine exchanged the locks of all the rooms in his boarding school... he also put a harmless blue thing ( can\'t remember the name) in the shower that tainted about 20 persons in a stylish shade of blue...
 

airhead

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spiderwebbed a dorm floor. Tied all the doorknobs together so that no-one could open their doors in the morning.
 

ipaintminis

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the doorknob one is funny!

*remembers for when she gets a dorm*


that is just to classic! but didnt everyone know it was you?
 
Originally posted by Astorderire
After having some trouble with some of his school fellows, a friend of mine exchanged the locks of all the rooms in his boarding school... he also put a harmless blue thing ( can\'t remember the name) in the shower that tainted about 20 persons in a stylish shade of blue...

If I remember correctly it\'s called Methyl Blue and is used as a titration indicator. In small quantities I believe it is quite harmless and can be used to make someone\'s urine bright blue if ingested.

Now for true evil try Phenolphthalein, another common indicator which has the advantage of being a very powerful laxative. Got people raiding your dorm fridge no problem a miniscule amount and we\'re talking complete bowel evacuation in 20 to 30 seconds (have a bucket and mop on standby).
 

airhead

Coffin Dodger / Keymaster
Originally posted by ipaintminis...but didnt everyone know it was you?
We were having \"floor wars\" - us (3rd) and them (2nd).

They got even, put large trash cans full of water and (??) leaned against everyone\'s door so that when you opened them in the morning....
 

Lurch

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When my wife and I first got married, we lived in an apartment in a not so very good part of town. Their was a rule in the apartments that your car had to be liscensed to be in the parking lot. As I was working for a car company and had dealerplates on my demo, I could not keep the plate on the car. Every morning when I woke up, the super had put one of those orange \"violation\" stickers on my demo. The glue was so strong it took about 15 minutes every day to get the damn thing off.
Now the Super\'s tools were in the garage which my apartment overlooked. His own car was in the garage right next to it.
One night I went out with a bottle of superglue and squeezed half a bottle into the lock on the one with his tools in it. And since I still had half a bottle left,I finished it off in the lock of the one with his car in it.
The next day as he tried to unlock his garage door was one of the most hilarious things I have ever been a witness to. It got even more funny as he tried to open the one with his car in it. Poor guy was cussing and hitting the garage doors so hard I think he broke his knuckles. lol
I actually think I pissed my pants that day.
 

Shawn R. L.

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This one is actually one my dear old dad pulled. He was an engineering student in the early 50\'s. One of his roomates would frequently come charging into the room and dive over the end of the bed and land on it to lie down. The loving boys took the door off the hinges and carefully slid it under the covers. WHAM!!!

They put their engineering skills to good use. He and his friends took a wheel, weighted it, and mounted it in a suitcase such that it could spin while the case was shut. They would spin the wheel, close the case and tell someone who didnt know about the wheel to carry the case somewhere. Well when the person would get to a corner they would turn the corner and the suitcase would refuse to turn since the wheel acted as a big gyroscope.
 
Superglue in the locks, oldies but goodies. Cyanoacrylate has the marked tendency to flood any available area so there\'s no way that lock will ever be useful again. If someone has a white car I can recommend the Danish Salami gag.....get a large quanity of the really cheap Danish Salami (the fatty pink coloured stuff) and literally pepper the car with it. Not only will the hapless chump find his car covered in salami but even when it\'s removed it\'ll leave pink polka dots. :D
 

freakinacage

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the girls on my floor once emptied pretty much the entire contents of my room while i was visiting a mate on the floor below. i found it all in the bathroom. that impressed me. they also tried to get me on numerous occasions by sellotaping clingfilm at head hight to my door frame. that one never worked though because i could hear them giggling outside my door as they stuck it up!

also managed to get my hands on 1000 pink balloons (after a friends office party). we used a load to fill up someone\'s car who had left the window slightly down
 

Shawn R. L.

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Had a friend named George....poor George, the target of MANY pranks. Me and some other guys picked up the back of his car and put bricks under the axle so that the wheels were just barely off the ground (this was really dangerous, dont try it). Well good old George, a kind soul, gets into his car, starts it up, puts it into gear and steps on the accelerator. The back wheels are spinning like crazy and nothing is happening. Poor George didnt get what was happening......Why are all those guys laughing at me??? lol
 

Shawn R. L.

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Me and a guy named Russel had quite a thing for matches when I was about 8. Then we \'discovered\' GASOLINE!!! Luckily that was a rather short phase.:eek:
 

Chrispy

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In the theatre department, we have what\'s called a \"Green Room\", a place to hang backstage until you go on. Well, people always eat other\'s food that\'s clearly marked.. So, I refilled some oreos with \"various\" ingrediants (Horseradish sauce, snow flock, white glue, food coloring).. I don\'t think anyone will be eating someone else\'s food for a while.. :p
 

Shawn R. L.

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I worked in a fast food place, many moons ago. A fellow calls (25 years later I still remember his name) \"hi, this is Dwayne. I ordered a burger ( to go) and when I got home it wasnt in the bag\". It happens. We had him come down and simply gave him another. Seemed like only a day or so later, Dwayne calls. Same story. Hmmmmm.... \"OK, c\'mon down and we will get you one\". We made another burger but added about a handful of salt to it......Dwayne never called again.lol
 
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