To be sex with animals videosclear, many pranks are mean, and even more of them are a waste of perfectly good office supplies. But there are a few pranks that are still pretty good, even for people who aren't members of the "epic prank" community.
Is April Fools' Day coming up? A co-worker's birthday, perhaps? Are you simply jonesing to do some pranks this week? (Why?) Then consider doing one of these pranks — they're low-effort, high-reward, and do not involve spilled liquids of any kind.
SEE ALSO: Watch as school board somehow fails to realize it's being pranked (hard)Best of all, we've divided them into "Harmless Pranks" and "More Serious Pranks" for a customized prank experience. If you're pranking someone who's never been pranked before, consider going for a harmless prank. If you're pranking someone with a little more experience — or perhaps an enemy who doesn't know they're your enemy — go for a more serious prank.
How you prank is a big decision, but we have faith in you!
Happy pranking. Please stay safe.
Simply place their email address on a goofy newsletter or mailing list of your choosing. Not sure where to start? The Ferret Association of Connecticut publishes three regular newsletters, apparently.
Just so we're clear on this one, there aren't actually any deer. Notseeing deer is not a huge disappointment, though, which amps up the "harmless prank" factor here.
Here's a roommate-specific example: hide their toothpaste and socks, but tell them you hid their toothpaste, socks, and comb. Reveal the truth whenever!
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Another celebrity will work just as well. Try Bill Murray, Samuel L. Jackson, Jada Pinkett Smith, or Pink for a fun twist.
*extremely vintage radio voice* The message they're waiting for... will never arrive.
Again, reveal the truth whenever. If you're feeling guilty about your con, you can even reveal it instantly. And, yes, Guy's Grocery Gamesis still on the air.
You can find a nice box of pirate "doubloons" on Amazon. Hide them around the house and watch your loved ones believe, briefly, that they found some real and cool money. (They didn't.)
We'll suggest nCage, but there are a lot to choose from.
It's a little corny, but it works. And it's easily reversible, so your victim (friend) won't lose any of their beloved product.
This prank, which comes courtesy of BuzzFeed, is simple and potentially very expensive. To pull it off, you must acquire four versions of the same hat, each a slightly different size. When you're hanging out with your friend (victim), excuse yourself periodically. Each time you return, you should be wearing a slightly larger version of the hat.
Your investment, we assume, will pay off in confusion.
SEE ALSO: 14 texting pranks to play on your unsuspecting friendsIt will make them think their home is infested with bugs, which is not a good thing to think. This is a full crafting project, though, so only attempt if you're willing to spend a little time.
Another classic prank! Just make sure your victim (friend) can eat sugar without experiencing any adverse effects. It's important to stay safe and keep your friends (victims) safe, y'all — even when you're taking a trip to PrankTown.
Incredibly inconvenient, but at least balloons are, like, a fun item. Plus, popping balloons is a nice way to spend an afternoon, isn't it? You could even hide some stuff in the balloons, like confetti or something. Have fun with this simple prank.
A user on Quora is the source of this truly genius prank, which involves telling a lot of people that your friend is collecting trash for a "project." Then, of course, their life will suddenly fill with unwanted garbage.
It's actually apple slices, yogurt, and a peach half. Devastating.
You can just use a piece of tape if you want, or you can tape a picture of yourself on there. This good prank has a lot of room for customization.
They will hate you after this, so be prepared.
Just a li'l rubber snake peeking out from their sweaters. No big deal. Unless they're afraid of snakes, in which case it might be a huge deal.
People get very angry about this for some reason. Personally, we love oatmeal raisin cookies, but your victim (friend) will probably say something along the lines of "this is why I have trust issues" — the telltale sign of a successful prank.
We hesitated to put this one on the list because it's so mean. There is nothing meaner than a jump scare, particularly when you know your friend (victim) doesn't like jump scares. Still, it's an iconic prank that doesn't require any materials — other than a profound lack of empathy, of course.
UPDATE: May. 29, 2023, 1:09 p.m. AEST This article was originally published in Mar. 2019, and has since been updated in May 2023.
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