Prank Ideas

[GammaZeta]

Yeah, Tom might be right.

Shaving cream is one thing, it washes off. Actual theft of an automobile, no matter if the person gets it back or not through a scavenger hunt, is illegal.

If someone stole my keys and told me to go find my car, I'd say go screw and call the cops on them.

Say you did move their cars and they got damaged. Or they ALLEGED that they got damaged. Or that they had a $500 stereo system in it. Or $1,000 cash in the glove compartment that is now missing. Kiss your beer budget good-bye.

[john1082]

For God's sakes, just don't steal the Pike's fire truck.


Been there, discovered that, had to say "OK, who stole the fire truck that is sitting on the lawn - would someone kindly drive the damn thing back over to the Pike house..."

[Cube TX]

I still remember when a few of the Chi Omegas moved the truck of one of our brothers while at a party. This was about 9 years ago now (wow!). We were all at a Chi O/Lambda Chi get-together and one of the Chi Os managed to take our brother's keys out of his pocket without him realizing it (It was the 90s, so very loose pants were in style). They moved his truck about a block away and he was completely dumbfounded when he went outside! I have to admit they really got one over on us that night.

I also remember one night after a UTEP football game when one of our guys had moved his truck from the tailgate party spot to the ZTA house. He went to the game and forgot all about it. Hours later he showed up at the post-game party crying about how his truck was stolen. Honky shouted out "You moved it to the Zeta house, you idiot" or something along those lines. Hilarious stuff.

[LXAAlum]

This used to be a old prank against sororities, but with the right twist, a fraternity can be made a victim....best, this is not traceable...

A certain number of brothers at a not-to-be named campus chapter, had a "thing" for a certain type of periodicals...in said periodicals, were subscription cards with the magical "bill me later" check box. These cards were also easy to take to a copy shop....

Amazingly, a month later....said periodicals showed up in the mailboxes of each and every member of a sorority at the same campus - all individually named. No idea how that happened, but it sure was fun to watch the reactions after the mailman had left said house.

Did I mention it also took MONTHS for the subscriptions to be cancelled? Oh, and that different periodicals of the same nature kept taking their place?

Just a fuzzy memory of the past....not that I participated in it myself, mind you....just something I think I heard from the friend of a friend of a friend...

[Ottor 246]

Along similar lines, we used to go to McDonald's and fill out job applicatons in other people's names. For How did you hear about this job? we would put things like "Grimace spoke to me in a dream."

I did that to my room mate, and he actually got the job and worked there for about a year.

[Preston327]

Originally Posted by Ottor 246

Along similar lines, we used to go to McDonald's and fill out job applicatons in other people's names. For How did you hear about this job? we would put things like "Grimace spoke to me in a dream."

I did that to my room mate, and he actually got the job and worked there for about a year.

I like that one. On a similar track, if you can get email addresses from your mark you can sign them up for all sorts of crazy stuff. Only mildly annoying, but can be worth a few laughs. On a similar track, you can sign your mark up for something outlandish (conspiracy magazines, Soldier of Fortune, gay porn or fashion magazines come to mind here, tailor to your individual needs) to be delivered by mail.