How to Annoy Your Friends, Family and Co-Workers Without Going Too Far
Another April fools day has come and gone leaving pranked victims unable to retaliate for at least another year.
But only for those of you play 52 pick up by the rules.
Playing around has always been a good way to build relationships, be it with friends, coworkers, or even life partners.
Inserting a little brevity here and there can create a sense of both teamwork and healthy competition, as long as its all in good fun.
Don't place too much focus towards one person.
(i.
e.
always playing a joke on the same person or joking around with someone who doesn't joke around back) a few pranks now and again can make work seem like play and can even show the other person you care (no not like making fun of the person you had a crush on in elementary school, it didn't work then and it wont work now) When planning a prank you need to make sure there is no real damage done.
Pushing a person in front of a bus isn't funny unless Leslie Nielsen does it to O.
J Simpson, obviously.
Prank calling someone with a voice changer while pretending to be a psycho...
not funny.
Using the same voice changer to make a more "jerky boys" type prank call...
Better.
Your relationship with the person should be your guide.
Ask yourself how well do you know the person being pranked? how well do they know you? how well do the other people who are "in on it" know the person being pranked?, and is the location of the prank acceptable.
All these are an important part of damage control.
A PC Prankster is a pretty safe office prank, whereas a usb screaming skull might not be appreciated in certain office atmospheres.
Save Polly the insulting parrot for your close friends, and save the Mankinis for your significant other.
Of course Some people just don't like to be pranked, and that's fine.
Don't force these people to take place in your fun.
A good rule of thumb is to Think to yourself...
"Could I shoot this person with an airzooka without them getting too angry?" If the answer is yes, Prank On!
But only for those of you play 52 pick up by the rules.
Playing around has always been a good way to build relationships, be it with friends, coworkers, or even life partners.
Inserting a little brevity here and there can create a sense of both teamwork and healthy competition, as long as its all in good fun.
Don't place too much focus towards one person.
(i.
e.
always playing a joke on the same person or joking around with someone who doesn't joke around back) a few pranks now and again can make work seem like play and can even show the other person you care (no not like making fun of the person you had a crush on in elementary school, it didn't work then and it wont work now) When planning a prank you need to make sure there is no real damage done.
Pushing a person in front of a bus isn't funny unless Leslie Nielsen does it to O.
J Simpson, obviously.
Prank calling someone with a voice changer while pretending to be a psycho...
not funny.
Using the same voice changer to make a more "jerky boys" type prank call...
Better.
Your relationship with the person should be your guide.
Ask yourself how well do you know the person being pranked? how well do they know you? how well do the other people who are "in on it" know the person being pranked?, and is the location of the prank acceptable.
All these are an important part of damage control.
A PC Prankster is a pretty safe office prank, whereas a usb screaming skull might not be appreciated in certain office atmospheres.
Save Polly the insulting parrot for your close friends, and save the Mankinis for your significant other.
Of course Some people just don't like to be pranked, and that's fine.
Don't force these people to take place in your fun.
A good rule of thumb is to Think to yourself...
"Could I shoot this person with an airzooka without them getting too angry?" If the answer is yes, Prank On!
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