Sneaky Things To Do To People You Hate
written August 11, 2008
- Feed their pet laxatives.
- Put their address on all those registration forms advertisers always try to get you to fill out. The person will get loads of junk mail.
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On the bathroom stalls of convenience stores and rest stops, put the person’s phone number with a note like,
call for a good time,
orI suck dick like it’s my job.
- Put a password on their computer so they can’t sign on to Windows.
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Take a crap in the top part of their toilet so it continually refills with dirty water. Also known as an
upper-decker.
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Poop dollar: wipe your ass with a dollar, put it somewhere they'll find it, and hide out nearby so you can watch them go,
Oh, a dollar!
Then they'll pick it up, wonder what that mushy thing was on their hand, and as an auto-reflex, wipe it off on their clothes. Poop clothes. - For junk mail, take the prepaid business reply envelopes they send you, put the rest of your junk mail in it, and send it right back to them.
- When telemarketers call, keep them on the line as long as you can, ask as many questions as you can, get them really excited, and then tell them you never had any intention of buying their product or signing up for their service. For added effect, tell them suicide probably is the right answer.
- Feed them laxatives.
- Hide their keys where they’ll find them, but where they'll never think to look. Like the dryer, the freezer, or in the bottom of their underwear drawer.
- Lure them to the edge of a cliff and scare the crap out of them so they fall off. Technically, they committed suicide. Just kidding, don't kill anybody. But seriously, hide their keys in a sock they never wear.
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