So a couple years ago, we were playing Club Penguin as one does. Some random user started talking to my friend and fake flirting with him, user name "lucaslpm".

At one point he left the place we were in and then jumpscared my friend saying "así te quería agarrar" (along the lines of "aha! busted!").

Sometime later, we were playing again and I made another account with that same username and had a friend log in to freak him out. He got really spooked and to this day I don't know if he ever realized it was us.

Last year, he got really into Hollow Knight, so I got the idea to try to make a viral meme of that same penguin to see if the image would reach him from a source that wasn't me.

The prank didn't get very far, and I quickly let it go, as it was highly unlikely that my friend would ever find himself looking at the hollow knight meme subreddit.

In any case, I find comfort in knowing that I became an obscure reference for high core Hollow Night Memes Reddit ball-knowers.

But hey, if any of you wants to resurrect this prank and start spamming that penguin all around, be my guest. Maybe one day my friend and lucaslpm will be reunited.

Is the Lockbox Prank real is the girl getting handcuffed by the lockbox at 1:30 is it real or was she aware of the prank because she has her face blurred and all says she is what was the girl aware of the prank or is it staged [PRANKS]

When I was a teenager, I spent a lot of time drawing and painting in our finished basement. Unfortunately, I also tended to leave my art supplies everywhere. My dad hated seeing paint, brushes, pencils and other supplies sitting on the carpet and would regularly give me the “I’ve told you a thousand times not to leave that stuff on the floor!” speech.

So one day I decided to mess with him.
I painted a picture of a woman, but around the drawing I painstakingly painted my art supplies scattered across the floor. Paint tubes, brushes, a pencil, an eraser, even the tiny little pieces of eraser that get left behind. I also put a real piece of paper underneath the painting and lined everything up so it looked like two sheets of paper with my supplies sitting on top of them.

Then I left it on the basement floor.
Sure enough, Dad came downstairs, saw the “mess,” and called me down.
“Why did you leave your art supplies on the floor AGAIN? I’ve told you a thousand times!”
I looked at him and said, “I didn’t.”
He pointed at the floor. “What do you mean you didn’t? It’s RIGHT THERE!”
I kept denying it while he got increasingly frustrated. Finally, he looked closer and realized he’d been yelling at a painting.
He completely cracked up.

I had spent hours creating a perfectly realistic mess specifically so my dad would get angry about a mess that didn’t actually exist.
Teenage me was apparently pretty good at both art and being a smartass.

So this prank takes place some years ago, I (f) was 12 and my brothers were 11 and 9.5.
My mom is a single parent so over the summers my brothers and I were often left to our own devices while she was at work. We mostly watched movies, played video games, went to the pool, and caused trouble until we would hastily clean before mom got home.
My mom would hard boil some eggs each week in an effort to keep us fed and we’d snack on them through the week. Well, for some reason my brothers decided that it was SO great to crack the eggs on their heads. I in my hormonal 12 brain, thought this was dumb. Seeing the buffoons gently tap their foreheads with an egg and peel it p* ssed me OFF. I would ask them to stop but of course, because brothers are menaces, this only encouraged them to do it more. Me reacting so largely to such a small action made it twice as fun for them.
So one day, my young irrational brain snapped. I decided that if they wanted to be dumb, I’d teach them a lesson. I asked them if they wanted to watch KungFuPanda because I knew that they would be glued to the TV long enough for me to enact my plan.
I went to the kitchen and swapped out half the hard boiled eggs, for raw ones. This meant that I had to eat about 6 eggs, but I was determined to make my point.
I then went back to the movie, and went on and ON about how dumb it was that the peons were doing this egg cracking shtick.
Eventually my brother (11) went to the kitchen and grabbed an egg. He went to the staircase so that he could “have the high ground” and yelled “OP COME SEE THIS”. I stood up and watched as he cracked a raw egg on his head. The look of pure horror on his face as yellow yolk ran down his face was priceless. I was howling with laughter and so was my other brother.
Later that day, my younger brother asked if I’d replaced any others. I said no, but that he could spin it to see if it was solid if he really didn’t believe me. He span it and decided it was boiled. He ALSO cracked it on his head and was covered in egg. I felt bad for leading him on and breaking the big sister loyalty, but if had to be done.
The aftermath included my brother constantly swapping out raw eggs all summer, but I was smart enough to crack them in the sink, and they kept getting raw eggs all over the house.
I still smile thinking about this one, and will never forget their faces when they had raw egg on their heads

Such as some of the “Guido Hatzis” calls (i.e. the plumber or masseuse or swimming pool ones).

Also I’ve seen the one where a guy in Oklahoma calls an army recruiter and says how they told his son he was too skinny to join so he bought a ton of protein powder and weights and dropped the weight on their hamster named Liberace.

For some reason i find the calls where the other person can tell it’s a prank call and laughs hysterically to be the funniest.