Practical Jokes Gone Bad

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I worked in the pro shop in north little rock long ago, i was good friends with the pro and his family. the pro had watched too many episodes of this old house and considered himself a master builder. i used to drive nails for a living. anyway the pro was fond of light fixtures and wiring switches. i lived in his basement that must have had 20 various light fixtures with switches located in obscure locations.

i opened the pro shop and closed it most days, so i was up early and back late nearly every day. coming back late was not a problem cause the place lit up like downtown most of the time.

i would get up at 0400 cause i had to have the pro shop open for the early players, i'd get up have some coffee and make some toast with honey on it. the pro would get up around 0500 and i'd hear him stirring around. i would hide behind the island in the kitchen and when i heard him walk into the living room i'd pop up, not say a word, and watch his eyes become the size of hubcaps and he would act like a turtle and try to retract his head into his body. i did this day after day for months, same reaction.

one night i came back after dark and the entire house was dark, so only a few reasons, all the bulbs burned out at the same time or the power was out. only way to the basement was a spiral staircase, i fumbled my way to it, slowly descended. i knew there was a light switch about 3 feet from the bottom of the stairs in the bathroom, i made my way there and reached around the doorway to turn it on. that sorry bastige was lurking there, and as soon as i fumbled for the switch he grabbed my wrist...i almost fouled myself. and had to listen to him cackle about it for hours.

i did get even, but that's another tale
 
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LOL Nice....... I love practical jokes

There was a Corporal in my platoon many years ago by the name of VanRossum (I was a young and stupid Buck sergeant). I took 2 of his BDU tops and had some name tapes made that read, "VanEatscum" and had them sewn onto his BDU tops. The privates were doing some snickering but afraid to say anything. NCOs were laughing their asses off. It went on for 3 days, that is until Sergeant Major saw the name tape.

I proceeded to get one of the worst ass chewing's of my Army career. Our SGM had the nick nickname of Popeye because when he chewed ass his face would turn beat red like he was going to have an aneurism. I got the full force of his wrath and actually got a letter of reprimand. I thought for sure I was going t lose a stripe

At a reunion some years later I learned that from my former 1SG that the SGM, waited until I was out of HQ before he started laughing his ass off.
 

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my revenge for the wrist grab.

fast forward a year or so, recall the pro being a builder of great fame due to watching far too many this old house episodes. he bought a small house on a lake in Hot Springs, right on the lake. the house had been built in 1927 and sawed in half sometime in the 50's so it could be moved to the lake lot. it had several problems due to the cut in half method of moving, i.e. the halves were not level with one another, the floor and the roof differed by almost 2". we got that fixed with lots of back breaking labor and then began turning this small, very small, house into a roughly 3000 sq ft lake house.

the pro would rent this tiny kubota track hoe, by the week, and spend hours on it digging and moving tiny buckets of rock and dirt. the difference in elevation from the house and the lake was about 30 feet down a steep longish incline to the lake. while he was farting around on the track for days on end i would be doing framing work and building forms for concrete pouring.

one day in august it was africa hot and all day long he kept interrupting me with demands that i fetch this or that item, which meant a walk up the hill and back down, over and over, all day long. he finally shut down the little kubota and wanted me to fetch him a cold beer, i told him we only had 2 beers left and needed to go into hot springs for resupply, he agreed. i trudged back up the hill, and delivered his cold beer. he was standing up over the seat of the track hoe when i handed it to him. he popped the top and took a long drink, i asked how that beer tasted and he said there was no description of how good it was. i responded i was wondering how it tasted cause before i'd given it to him, back up at the house, i had rubbed my dick all over the top of the can. he gave me "i hope you burn in hell look", carefully wiped off the top of the can and polished it off. i was laughing so hard i thought i was gonna puke. revenge is best served with an ice cold beer
 

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More than a few years ago I had an idea, most of my ideas are not good. Same with this one in the end.

I had been given a full sized styrofoam turkey to use as a decoy. Well the morning of Thanksgiving my idea just popped in my head. Had I ignored my idea it would have been a good thing. :)

What I did was took a hot glue gun and glued a knife and fork to the turkey decoy. This is where things went wrong. I put the turkey on the bed next to my sleeping wife. Then I whispered gobble gobble gobble until she finally heard me and woke up just enough to be looking into the face of a turkey with a knife. Yes her reaction is about what you would imagine. LOL

While I was still laughing she stopped shrieking and got quiet, I should have known this was a bad thing. She took my turkey and tossed him off the front porch, not so bad. Then my wife went back in the room, grabbed my house gun, stepped outside and put 8 rounds of #4 shot into the poor turkey. She handed me the shotgun, told me that was not funny and to clean up the mess.

Other than the needless death of a decoy it is still funny to me. :)
 

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