I have been out pranked by my boss
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I installed my Evil Dialog Prank app on my boss' computer. He replaced pictures of upper management on our website with various historical figures. Our CEO is now the Marquis de Lafayette. The chief of operations is George Custer. Our chief legal and compliance officer is Rasputin. The head of client suitability is now represented by a portrait by Degas. And my boss is Ulysess S. Grant. Crimeny, how am I going to top this?
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I installed my Evil Dialog Prank app on my boss' computer. He replaced pictures of upper management on our website with various historical figures. Our CEO is now the Marquis de Lafayette. The chief of operations is George Custer. Our chief legal and compliance officer is Rasputin. The head of client suitability is now represented by a portrait by Degas. And my boss is Ulysess S. Grant. Crimeny, how am I going to top this?
Replace all the pictures in his office of his family with a picture of you.
:..::. Douglas H. Troy ::..
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I installed my Evil Dialog Prank app on my boss' computer. He replaced pictures of upper management on our website with various historical figures. Our CEO is now the Marquis de Lafayette. The chief of operations is George Custer. Our chief legal and compliance officer is Rasputin. The head of client suitability is now represented by a portrait by Degas. And my boss is Ulysess S. Grant. Crimeny, how am I going to top this?
Years ago I got my hands on something to change the text on the control panel of HP printers. That can be lots of fun around people who haven't seen it before, although it can be quite a while before they notice it. I like to go for things like "I'm Depressed", or "I wanted to be a toaster", or the ever fresh "Get help, I'm trapped in here".
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
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I installed my Evil Dialog Prank app on my boss' computer. He replaced pictures of upper management on our website with various historical figures. Our CEO is now the Marquis de Lafayette. The chief of operations is George Custer. Our chief legal and compliance officer is Rasputin. The head of client suitability is now represented by a portrait by Degas. And my boss is Ulysess S. Grant. Crimeny, how am I going to top this?
Gregory.Gadow wrote:
how am I going to top this?
Put dead fish somewhere in your boss's office.
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I installed my Evil Dialog Prank app on my boss' computer. He replaced pictures of upper management on our website with various historical figures. Our CEO is now the Marquis de Lafayette. The chief of operations is George Custer. Our chief legal and compliance officer is Rasputin. The head of client suitability is now represented by a portrait by Degas. And my boss is Ulysess S. Grant. Crimeny, how am I going to top this?
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I installed my Evil Dialog Prank app on my boss' computer. He replaced pictures of upper management on our website with various historical figures. Our CEO is now the Marquis de Lafayette. The chief of operations is George Custer. Our chief legal and compliance officer is Rasputin. The head of client suitability is now represented by a portrait by Degas. And my boss is Ulysess S. Grant. Crimeny, how am I going to top this?
My previous job was with a company that started out very small and family run, before growing and becoming far more serious. These are a list of pranks from the early days (they were a palletised freight company); Hiring a stripper to come in for a job interview and strip off half way through. Hiding a stunned pheasant (it had been hit by a fork lift) in the FD's desk draw. Shrink wrapping people to pallets and sticking them on lorries. Moving cars around with fork lift trucks. The MD once rubbed his bare ass over the window of an office in which an interview was taking place, only the interviewer could see this. Sticking one lad's bike up a tree (again utilising an FLT). One of the director's got his cop mate to come in and conduct a search of cars with a manager for missing equipment (that they had planted in that manager's car). When he opened up his own car at the end he was cuffed and driven away. And on and on it went, was a much more entertaining place to work back then.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
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Replace all the pictures in his office of his family with a picture of you.
:..::. Douglas H. Troy ::..
Bad Astronomy |VCF|wxWidgets|WTLThat might be a little close to home if he works in Kentucky or Alabama...
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That might be a little close to home if he works in Kentucky or Alabama...
¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire! SELECT * FROM User WHERE Clue > 0 0 rows returned Save an Orange - Use the VCF! Personal 3D projects Just Say No to Web 2 Point Blow
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My previous job was with a company that started out very small and family run, before growing and becoming far more serious. These are a list of pranks from the early days (they were a palletised freight company); Hiring a stripper to come in for a job interview and strip off half way through. Hiding a stunned pheasant (it had been hit by a fork lift) in the FD's desk draw. Shrink wrapping people to pallets and sticking them on lorries. Moving cars around with fork lift trucks. The MD once rubbed his bare ass over the window of an office in which an interview was taking place, only the interviewer could see this. Sticking one lad's bike up a tree (again utilising an FLT). One of the director's got his cop mate to come in and conduct a search of cars with a manager for missing equipment (that they had planted in that manager's car). When he opened up his own car at the end he was cuffed and driven away. And on and on it went, was a much more entertaining place to work back then.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
ChrisElston wrote:
The MD once rubbed his bare ass over the window of an office in which an interview was taking place, only the interviewer could see this.
Than was the funniest thing I have ever read. I was laughing loud enough that people were checking to see if I was ok...
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