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Lol oh boy where do I start? I kinda make it all fun though I promise *grins*
I am soo boring I can’t think of anything!
LOL~~ I can’t either Just a Mom!!! Give me some time and I may come up with something!!
I can’t even tell you all the things Nancy and I have gotten into over the years. I think the best thing we ever did was at Mike D’s house one night. Not that we were drinking or anything… 😉 We rearranged all the stuff in their house. We put vases, lamps, knickknacks, all in different spots. Then we moved the kitchen cupboards around. We switched where the glasses and dishes and stuff were. The best part was we short sheeted the bed!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was hilarious the next day!!! I think they were looking for stuff two weeks later! It still gives me a chuckle!
That is freakin hilarious!!!! But one thing I am unsure of, short sheeted the bed?? Umm what’s that?
It’s where you take the top sheet and fold it over to the top. So when you climb in, the sheet is folded in half and you can’t get in. We tucked all the blankets in tight too!!!
OMG!! I will have to remember that one!!!
Well, I once did something very bad – I helped steal every flag from a golf course at a country club. Kept them until a few years ago too. We wanted to see what they would do (my friends and I were members and employees there, in high school). They ended up having to use really old, nasty flags until new ones were ordered.
That was the worse thing I’ve ever done, I promise. : ) And I feel bad about it too.
Oh goddessanna, that is so funny. Of course I’m not a golfer though!! LMAO!!!
AHHH, I helped steal the reflectors that people put at the end of their driveways. They were in my parents garage for a year or more b/4 my mom was out there one day and said, where’d we get these??? I’m like, I don’t know!!! I didn’t get much crazier than that.
Oh Sue, you are a wild and crazy girl!!!
Most recently;
A bunch of us guys from church went on this retreat thing. We slept bunk house style.
I’ve been to these things before and knew to bring EAR PLUGS. I’m sure none of you ladies has ever slept in a room with twelve to fifteen men SNORING! OMG it was like a tornado in the room.
Any way I brought a hand held recorder. When all the guys were asleep I went to a bunch of them and said, “This is Bill” and held t he recorder up to his face so you could hear him snoring.
I repeated that…. gosh, eight or ten times. I know this is guy stuff but it was friggn hillarious the next morning when the guys started complaining about so-n-so keeping THEM awake with their snoring.
Man we laughed so hard.
Oh, my. In my old age, I am having trouble remembering some things – I know I was into a lot of mischief. I had two older brothers and I kept right up with them. Sometimes I was the ringleader. Well, the small bombs (M-80’s and H-100s, according to my brothers) in the old trees / abandoned buildings weren’t my idea. But I was right there. Once we tested one by lighting it and then putting the metal dog dish over it “to be safe.” Look, way up in the sky – it’s a bird – it’s a UFO – it’s a completely destroyed dog dish! OK, this was all before I was 10!
Left to myself, I preferred to do April Fool’s jokes and other mischief on my teachers. I had one history teacher whose class was so boring, I used to tie up the electrical cord of his overhead projector every day, so he would have to untangle it before he could start droning on about his projected notes. Later in life, I loved doing April Fools jokes and birthday jokes on my bosses. I think I got better as I got older. Mostly I would do something scary or program the computer so my computer-illiterate boss would have a rough time getting down to business each day. But always in such a way that it was more funny than obnoxious.
All in all, nothing mean or anything, but sometimes I just need to aggravate someone to keep things interesting.
First time in my life Joy I will tell you that Nancy is a good name and if you ask why I will have to send my hit men