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Wicked Wallets: Jokes and Pranks

September 9th, 2009

Product Description

Made especially for the kid on the go, The Wicked Wallet: Jokes and Pranks has the wackiest ideas for surprising friends and family with hilarious jokes and pranks! The Wicked Wallet is a handy pack containing mini-books, stickers, and posters, and they are great fun to collect and show. The ultra-cool, convenient packs include at least ten items in each wallet, and they make great reference guides for kids who love to throw theme parties and make the most fun out of any event.

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Posted in April Fools, Middle School Pranks, Prank Ideas |

Tags: Jokes, jokes and pranks, Pranks, wallet, wallet pranks, Wallets, wicked wallet |

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Prank Call about a Gay and Lesbian School

August 24th, 2009

This has to be the funniest prank call I’ve ever heard… Wow, did they get this southern dude MAD!

We’re talkin’ 110+ Swear Words Per Minute!

It all starts innocently enough when ‘a new school’ is opening near this southern homophobic father, and at first he seems impressed by the information that he receives about it. So he puts down his kids names, unknowing all the while that the “new school” is going to be gay and lesbian orientated. The father is disgusted, and chaos ensues. And boy does it ensue!

I bet he’d love to sue, too.

Posted in Funny Pranks, Middle School Pranks, Prank Calls |

Tags: bender, bent, education, gay, greenville, homophobic, homosexual, lesbian, mississippi, prank call, redneck, School |

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The Kids Guide to Pranks, Tricks, and Practical Jokes

August 12th, 2009

This coffee-table book (in hardcover) is one that appears to be aimed at younger pranksters, with tricks in it like saran wrap over the toilet and so forth, but actually has quite a few classic pranks in it as well that would be great for a school environment.

Naturally, all are fully detailed and explained. I guess it would have to be, with this book plainly aimed at kids. Still, worth a read so you can catch up on the classics!

Very, very funny! Just don’t give it to your own kids! – Humbolt Times