| 1. The Ball Bearing
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| | work, go to the other side of the
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| | friend's cube and toss a tiny fake spider
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| In this practical joke, you take a small
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| | over the edge of their cube so in lands
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| metal ball bearing and place it inside
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| | in front of them.
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| the hub cap of your victim's tire. When
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| the victim gets in his car and begins to
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| | To create the fake spider:
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| drive, the ballbearing will bounce around
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| | 1. Get a small piece of paper and fold
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| making all kinds of racket. As the
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| victim's car gains momentum, the
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| | 2. Take a rubber band and cut four
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| centrifugal force of the tire will cause
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| | strips.
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| the ballbearing to stay put and there
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| | 3. Lay these strips over the piece of
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| will be no noise. Then as the victim
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| | paper and stable them.
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| slows down, the ball bearing will break
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| | 4. You should have a piece of paper with
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| free from the centrifugal force and begin
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| | 8 rubber band legs.
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| making a loud racket all over again.
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| | 5. Get a black marker and color your
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| | fake spider black.
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| 2. Alarm Clocks
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| | Enjoy hearing your victim jerk back from
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| Take about 10 alarm clocks or watches.
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| | their desk as your tiny fake spider lands
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| Set the first alarm clock to go off at
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| | in front of their monitor from above.
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| 3:00 am, then set the other alarm clocks
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| to go off at various times after 3:00 am.
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| | 4. Dog Biscuit Hors D'oeuvres
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| For example, you might have one go off at
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| 3:28 am, then another go off at 4:03 am.
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| | If you are hosting a party with chips,
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| | fingerfoods, and other hors d'oeuvres,
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| Go to your victim's bedroom and hide the
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| | then this is the perfect opportunity to
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| alarm clocks throughout the room in
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| | play this practical joke. Take a nice
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| various hiding places. Be sure that they
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| | plate and arrange small doggy treats on
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| aren't covered too much though, or they
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| | it. Be sure to choose treats that look
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| won't wake up your vicitim.
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| | like wrapped fingerfoods (not milkbone
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| | buscuits). Serve them to your guest and
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| That morning, your victim will wake up
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| | watch their facial expression as they
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| at 3:00 am, then every other time a new
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| | chew on a doggy treat.
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| clock goes off.
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| 3. The Cubicle Spider
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| | It's probably a good idea to serve some
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| | real refreshments first, before
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| If you work in an office cubicle, you
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| | attempting this joke. This way your guest
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| most likely have friends that work in
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| | will not suspect anything different.
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| adjoining cubes. Next time you are at
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