A few more ideas for office pranks
Looking to add a bit of fun to your boring cubical farm at work?
I love office pranks as much, well, probably more, than the next guy. This site has some good ones that are easy to implement. I can see many of these working very well in my office, with the exception of the locked-door snow prank, since 99% of us are slaves without offices or doors.
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Cube prank: Locking the door is not enoughHere's the shiny results of some dedicated pranksters who wanted to celebrate their boss's 40th birthday. The boss thought that he'd be safe when he locked his office door leaving the night before his 40th birthday, but he didn't count on the dedication of a couple of his employees. These clever pranksters climbed through the ceiling panels to gain access to his locked office where they proceeded to cover everything avaialble with aluminum foil. Click the photo to see the results of this fine prank - it turned-out pretty good I think! ...
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Using everyday ideas to print a waterfall
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Time to clean the fridge - working in an all male office
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The old geocities page has been updated with a message about moving to this new site, so hopefully there will be a few people lurking around here pretty soon to let me know if things are working :) The Indiana Jones pinball section of the site is on the list for some renovating now that I've got things coverted-over. The info is the same as the geocities page (with one update for Luc ;) ) but I intend to go-through the info and update things in the near future too (for example, to reflect that Williams is no longer in...
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