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Submitted for your ridicule - Sparks - 03-11-2008
So I take a day off work yesterday and when I come back to work, I find my office is full of shredded paper. Not just a little bit either. They covered a 10 x 10 office with about 3 foot of shredded paper. It's everywhere, even in the desk drawers. I spent a couple of hours cleaning it up enough that I can work. Fucking retards.
I figured a few people here would get a giggle out of this.
I want ideas on getting them back now.
Submitted for your ridicule - WoolyGoat - 03-11-2008
do you have business cards?
I once took a box of my old cards (500? 1000?) and shoved em anywhere I could in this dude's office. In his desk, in and around his computer, in notbooks, textbooks, in his bookcase, file cabinet...just everywhere. Even after he cleaned it all up he was finding them for months.
Submitted for your ridicule - leeman - 03-11-2008
Fill his car with stryfoamcrush .....
That is teh shit to get outa the car.
Submitted for your ridicule - BIRD33 - 03-11-2008
Plastic wrap over the toilet bowl.
Submitted for your ridicule - leeman - 03-11-2008
BIRD33 Wrote:Plastic wrap over the toilet bowl.
Plasticwrap everything in their cubicles.
Submitted for your ridicule - Sparks - 03-11-2008
There's an idea. How long did that take you?
I'm thinking about TP'ing a couple of guys offices. Wrap everything in TP, then misting water on it all.
Submitted for your ridicule - Sparks - 03-11-2008
Ok, plastic wrap is good too though the quiet factor goes out the window.
I have a meeting. I'll be back..
Submitted for your ridicule - WoolyGoat - 03-11-2008
you could turn everything in his office upside down.
one time we also piled every spare chair from the office in one guys' room.
Submitted for your ridicule - ntype - 03-11-2008
stick a transparent tape under his computer mouse (hey it's broken !).
exchange two different keys on his keyboard
make some live wire running connected on his desk drawer so he got electrocuted next time he grabs a file
Submitted for your ridicule - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 03-11-2008
Get a good naked picture. Anything that someone wouldn't want found in their office. Xerox about 200 of them. Then hide them all over his office. Inside books, in drawers, under things, inside magazines that are sitting out for people to read. When he realizes it, he will spend days combing through everything in the office to find them because he won't want to be embarassed if the wrong person happened across one.
And it will be twice as funny 2 years from now when someone does. I love you.
Submitted for your ridicule - Chester - 03-11-2008
Take a screen shot of his desktop. Delete all the icons from his desktop. Use the screen shot as his new desktop.
Submitted for your ridicule - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 03-11-2008
Chester Wrote:Take a screen shot of his desktop. Delete all the icons from his desktop. Use the screen shot as his new desktop.
:lool: Rack it! I love you.
Submitted for your ridicule - ntype - 03-11-2008
chester's options really good.
go further, select all his personal files (according that he got some personal storage) make them "hidden" then tell window not to display hidden files anymore.
laughs ensures
Submitted for your ridicule - Clarissa - 03-11-2008
Get a bunch, and I mean, like....600...plastic cups. Enough red ones to spell out the word PWND on an office floor (placed upside down). Then partially fill a bunch of clear cups and starting from the back forward...place these filled cups across the floor until you're at the door.
Source: http://borkweb.com/story/office-prank-cups-o-water
Submitted for your ridicule - Sparks - 03-11-2008
I've got to admit, I like Chester's suggestion too. Problem is I don't know if he locks his computer when he leaves it or not. We've all been burned by that before, usually by embarrassing e-mails being sent out.
Frumper's one about the pictures is devious. There's something to be said about that.
The plastic cup one sounds good too but seems like a lot of work but if I'm going to get him back, I need to invest the time.
They are all good suggestions. Once I figure out what I'm going to do, I'll let you guys know. Thanks for the input.
Submitted for your ridicule - minorthreat - 03-11-2008
Jerkoff onto his chair. Poop in his shoe. Fuck something of his.
Submitted for your ridicule - Clarissa - 03-11-2008
Around here, we've all learned to lock our computers even if we just leave our desk for a few minutes.
But when people forget....I like to do little things like change their background, change the settings so that everytime they, for example, hit the backspace key, the Windows start up music plays. Another favorite is to change their radio station to some funky station, or lower/raise their chair, change the settings on their monitor, move things around on bulletin boards, change out a picture in a frame (I once covered my bosses wifes pic with a pic of Bea Arthur).
Those are all little things, but annoying none-the-less
Submitted for your ridicule - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 03-11-2008
Clarissa Wrote:Those are all little things, but annoying none-the-less
Some of the girls in the old office i worked in asked me if I would get them some bottled water at the store while I was out. So I took the empty water bottle from the fridge and filled it up in the sink. Then got a piece of adding machine tape (white print tape) and stuck it to a piece of 8x11 paper and printed a receipt from Kroger off my computer. I think it was like $2.15 plus tax and at the bottom said "Thanks for Shopping at Kroger - Next time visit our Deli Section".
They paid me and never knew the difference in the water. I love you.
Submitted for your ridicule - Clarissa - 03-11-2008
Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Some of the girls in the old office i worked in asked me if I would get them some bottled water at the store while I was out. So I took the empty water bottle from the fridge and filled it up in the sink. Then got a piece of adding machine tape (white print tape) and stuck it to a piece of 8x11 paper and printed a receipt from Kroger off my computer. I think it was like $2.15 plus tax and at the bottom said "Thanks for Shopping at Kroger - Next time visit our Deli Section".
They paid me and never knew the difference in the water. I love you.
:lool:
I love you.
I also love brewing decaf in the non-decaf pot at work, and vice versa.
Submitted for your ridicule - WoolyGoat - 03-11-2008
you Texans are freakin crazy