Being goofy

[jdomans]

I am going to start this thread with a quote from a member in another thread that is about ourselves.


"Judy, you have a funny sweetie. Sounds like fun to get the shelves rockin. My kids and I have done it and it is fun. Another crazy thing in Target, my youngest son and I did (really embarrassed my husband and older son) we took a big plunger and a little plunger, we went up and down the aisles throwing them to the floor so they stuck and pulled them up. The pop sound had us rolling in laughter and the reaction of my husband was even funnier to me. After he expressed his feelings , my oldest son and my husband separated themselves from associating with us. "
Janet

[jdomans]

My daughter and the guy she was dating at the time were in Vegas. They bought a can of that slime or goop stuff. They quickly found out it made rude noises and they walked the sidewalks of Vegas and would squeeze it when people went by them. She said it was a riot.

[daftscotslass]

Originally Posted by jdomans

My daughter and the guy she was dating at the time were in Vegas. They bought a can of that slime or goop stuff. They quickly found out it made rude noises and they walked the sidewalks of Vegas and would squeeze it when people went by them. She said it was a riot.

Hehe I love practical jokes. When I was about 12 I put a pair of gloves on the windowledge outside on my 2nd floor bedroom to make it look like a pair of hands. I then hid behind a cupboard and shouted "help, help!". It certainly gave my mum a fright but she soon saw the funny side!

[JennG]

Well my brothers and I would do something very smelly to my mom. We'd be grocery shopping and one of us would pass gas and then exclaim, "God mom couldn't ya at least wait until we got outside!" while holding our noses and waving in the air. Talk about embarassing. Teehee!

[spiffykinkajou]

Ha ha!
If my 2 older ones are shoping with me and they start fighting depending on how bad they are I either make them hold hands, hug each other, or worse yet (they hat this), I embarass them like they are me I start dancing or singing in the aisles!

[PiggieMom]

I'd love to post some of my families pranks, but unfortunately (for several people) they are not G-rated.

[fairysari]

I used to be silly like that in high school and university, but I think in the past few years I've become more reserved. We pulled pranks like taping sheets of newspaper to cover a friend's dorm room door, then filled the gap between the sheet and the door with balls of scrunched up newspaper so they all fell on him when he opened his door. In retaliation, he put a piano in front of my smallest friend's dorm room door, so that she had to climb it to get out because she couldn't move it herself.

I remember throwing potatoes out of or dorm room windows (can;t remeber exactly why), and we had a dorm Iron Chef competition where we took an extra plate of dinner from the cafeteria, added the secret ingredient (orange slices) and entered it. I used to dress up in silly clothes with my friends, like wearing fairy wings or bunny ears, and just walk around downtown Toronto like that, often singing songs really loud together. I still like to wear wings (I am fairysari after all), but now I only do it on Halloween, and music festivals, and maybe to a friend's party or something.

[janetangel]

That is cool you started a thread with my quote.
My oldest son is with me right now reading the threads (glad they are G rated) and he read the one from JennG. I sure hope he does not give that idea to his brother. We always grocery shop as a family. If he does I will go down the bathroom accessory aisle and grab a plunger.