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What is the similarities and differences between two characters in the war with grandpa?
The similarity between the two main characters, Peter and Grandpa, in "The War with Grandpa" is their strong bond and love for each other. However, a key difference is their approach to the escalating pranks and conflict, with Peter being more mischievous and Grandpa being more cunning in their war.
What are good pranks to prank parents with?
Jackass pranks if you want to get them mad, look up jackass bam margera pranks parents, or you could always go with something classic like selefane over the toilet seat to get a good laugh and not get in trouble.
What are some really mean pranks?
Pranks should be harmless and considerate of others' feelings. Engaging in mean pranks can hurt and upset people, which is not the intention of a good prank. It is better to focus on fun and light-hearted pranks that bring joy and laughter to everyone involved.
How do you get your grandma and grandpa to get you a phone?
to be good
What are some good wizard 101 pranks?
delete system 32
Where can someone find great ideas on good pranks for kids at Halloween?
One can find many Halloween pranks for kids online. There are over thousands of videos on YouTube that show and describe some pranks that people can perform on Halloween.
Is it good if your grandpa calls you a bad name?
no
Can you describe grandpa bobby from flush?
Good
What are good classroom pranks?
fill glue bottle with yogurt, drink "glue"
Is it safe t drink grandpa when 3 wks pregnant?
As long as your grandpa isn't on drugs, then you are all good:)
Do you play prank with friends and parents?
It can be good if your family and friends play pranks on others. However, pranks can be used as a form of bullying. As long as it is good-natured and everyone enjoys it, then it is not a problem.
What are good songs for pranks on club penguin?
Anything kind of funny, or the opposite of what the message is.
