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What are some popular screamer pranks?
Theres the one that people get fooled to do a maze and when you finish a scary face pops up and screams. Theres also wheres waldo, backwards vids, and optical illusions. I hate them so much!!!
What would be some Japanese pranks?
Japanese pranks are similar to pranks from all countries. They include making people believe something that is not true and squirting toilets. If one wanted to see examples there are many examples on YouTube.
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.
What are some hilarious pranks to make people mad when they asleep?
If it was a hilarious prank, no one would get mad.
What did Arthur miller want people to understand about American dream?
That some people were being fooled by the promise of the American Dream
What did Arthur miller want people to understand the American dream?
That some people were being fooled by the promise of the American Dream
What are some fun pranks to do on Halloween night?
jump out of a trash barrel or rollerblade out of your driveway with a mask on when people walk by
What are some mean pranks?
drawing on some one when they are asleep
What is the best prank on YouTube?
There are many great and hilarious pranks posted on YouTube's website. The YouTube channel "Best Pranks" features the best pranks. Some of their video's have reached millions of views.
Does obama have a tattoo of three sixes on the back of his ear?
Really! I see the GOP has some people fooled. Of course he doesn't
What are the some famous hoaxes perpetuated on the American public?
Some of the most famous hoaxes perpetuated in America are The Cardiff Giant, Orson Well's "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast, The alien autopsy video of 1995 and The Feejee Mermaid.
What are all the practical jokes in history called and what do they do?
Practical jokes in history are commonly referred to as "hoaxes" or "pranks." They often involve a setup designed to deceive or surprise someone, leading to humorous or unexpected outcomes. Some notable examples include the "Great Moon Hoax" of 1835, which falsely claimed the discovery of life on the moon, and various media pranks that have tricked the public into believing outrageous stories. Ultimately, these jokes serve to entertain, provoke thought, or sometimes critique societal beliefs and gullibility.
