Maaaan, my friends are dinks

[EmoRebellion]

My ass has calmed down a bit today, but is still angry at what I fed it. But at least I can work today!

My one buddy works in an office, and I was told a great prank to pull on him. I'd have to go into his workplace an hour before him, or on his lunch break, and turn his desk upside down. Fill his drawers back up, but put the drawers back in the slots right side up while the desk is upside down. Flip the desk back upward, and when he opens his drawers, all his shit will come spilling out confuseing the hell out him.

I was told to fill his main drawer that he uses with mrables, but I'd need a pissload of marbles, so when he opens that drawer, marbles scatter everywhere.

Wouldnt it be easier to take his drawers out, cover them with a piece of cardboard (or something hard and flat), flip them over and put them back in. Then you can remove the cardboard and you should get the same effect without having to flip over an entire desk.

EmoRebellion Reviewed by EmoRebellion on 03-01-2007. Maaaan, my friends are dinks My new circle of friends I've been jamming with played a dirty trick on me last night. They made brownies and those bastards put chocolate lax in them. I couldn't even work today because anything I ate, just came right back out in 20 minutes. We did this stuff in junior high, but we're in our 20's for fuck sakes. :p Not cool. Rating: 5

[Nochowderforyou]

Wouldnt it be easier to take his drawers out, cover them with a piece of cardboard (or something hard and flat), flip them over and put them back in. Then you can remove the cardboard and you should get the same effect without having to flip over an entire desk.

I could try that. The only thing I would be concerned about is the drawer not fitting back in the hole properly due to the extra space created by a thin piece of wood. The drawer on his desk fit perfectly in the slots, so adding another 1/8 inch thick piece of wood/cardboard, might disrupt the fitting process again.

It's not a huge desk or nothing, but big enough for his computer and 6 drawers I think. I've only been there a few times, and everyone is pretty chill. I bet they'd even help me.