Outhouse tipping is a prank consisting of overturning an outhouse.
Allegedly it used to be performed as a revenge for not being given a treat at Halloween.[1] Legendary versions of elaborate outhouse pranks have been preserved in the histories of various schools, towns, and communities.[2] [3]
The prank itself is a topic of a joke. For example, in 1992, during the annual North Kansas City Snake Parade, a course in "Outhouse Tipping 101" was given in an open-air classroom.[4]
See also
References
- ^ "Technology spurs UNICEF brand rebirth", The Nonprofit Times, October 1, 2001
- ^ "Homer’s Best Bets", October 17, 2005, Homer News, Homer, Alaska
- ^ "Schools of Yesteryear", The Lakeshore Guardian, 2003, vol. 5, issue 6
- ^ "Spotlight on Volunteerism: NKC Snake Parade and Festival", Northland Neighborhoods Newsletters, March 2004
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