School Pranks

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Making life in cubicle land a bit more fun, this book is a clever and amusing list of practical jokes—a list that will challenge even seasoned saboteurs to take risks and reap the awkward rewards. Whether it’s filling the vending machine with a coworker’s desk supplies, attaching fishing wire to phones and keyboards, or putting Jello in the toilets, pranks have been an office staple since the first cubicle was born. Split into chapters labeled Entry-Level, Middle Management, and Executive, jokesters are entertained with 200+ increasingly dangerous pranks. Complete with Tips for Talking Your Way Out of Anything and a list of important phone numbers, including the fire and police departments and the American Bar Association, this book is the perfect humorous gift for a friend, family member, or coworker!

About the Author

Mae B. Fired is the pseudonym of three notorious office pranksters who found that setting out on their own business ventures was safer than risking a long career of pink slips in the corporate world.

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Gotcha! With more than 350 pages filled with trickery, sucker bets, and mind-blowing stunts, young jokesters will find plenty to keep them busy. After all, with tricks such as the famous tablecloth pull, who knows what could be coming next? Wily youngsters can make tricky moves with funny money, do astonishing acts with strings and things, lead people astray with misleading riddles, and make magic with numbers.

I just had to start off my Prank Book recommendations with the mother of all prank books; “If at all Possible, Involve a Cow.” -If you read this book, you will in fact have a cow yourself.

This is a very funny collection of the most clever college pranks ever committed, period. It describes how Harvard students hoisted the Soviet flag over the U.S. Supreme Court building during the Red Scare and other pranks and includes documentary photographs.