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Ron Clay
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Two of the funniest practical jokes I ever saw were as follows:
I spent a long weekend fishing at Lenwade on the Wensum in 1996. A friend of mine came into the pub at lunch time for a meal and left his wellies outside on the step.
Another mate of mine grabbed the wellies and took them into the gent next dor where he did the necessary right into the wellies. He then put them right back in the pace they were left.
My friend finished his pie and pint and came out tof the pub, grabbed his wellies, put them on and made the most strange comment: " Hey it@s been raining" " hey it's warm rain......"
My mate was rolling around uncontrollably.
Then there was a time in South Africa when many cars used to have artificial shrunken heads fastened to the rear view mirror. Some of these heads looked very realistic indeed.
A friend of mine attatched a shrunken head, hooked fairly through the mouth to an anglers fly tackle who had just fallen asleep.
I shall never forget the screams of terror and roars of laughter when he awoke and wound in the head. )
I spent a long weekend fishing at Lenwade on the Wensum in 1996. A friend of mine came into the pub at lunch time for a meal and left his wellies outside on the step.
Another mate of mine grabbed the wellies and took them into the gent next dor where he did the necessary right into the wellies. He then put them right back in the pace they were left.
My friend finished his pie and pint and came out tof the pub, grabbed his wellies, put them on and made the most strange comment: " Hey it@s been raining" " hey it's warm rain......"
My mate was rolling around uncontrollably.
Then there was a time in South Africa when many cars used to have artificial shrunken heads fastened to the rear view mirror. Some of these heads looked very realistic indeed.
A friend of mine attatched a shrunken head, hooked fairly through the mouth to an anglers fly tackle who had just fallen asleep.
I shall never forget the screams of terror and roars of laughter when he awoke and wound in the head. )