With friends like these...

Senator · 12-30-2005, 11:41 PM

Has anyone seen the sorry friends who crushed this guy by making him think he won the lottery?

not safe because of language and sorriness.

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dervack · 12-31-2005, 02:39 AM

They played a prank on him last year, apparently.

ThunderingHERD · 12-31-2005, 02:43 AM

I am sorry to say that I have secretly found out that Mr. Blume is having an affair with Miss Cross. My first suspicions came when I saw them frenching in front of our house. And then I knew for sure when they went skinny dipping in Mr. Blume's swimming pool, giving each other handjobs while you were taking a nap on the front porch.

oliegirl · 12-31-2005, 08:56 AM

That is hysterical! Really mean, but hysterical! I'm trying to decide how I would react if friends of mine did that to me...I'd probably be really pissed at first but then I think I'd get over it pretty quickly...

QuikSand · 12-31-2005, 09:17 AM

I played a lower-investment version of this prank on a friend once, to a great deal lesser effect...

A friend of mine hosted a friendly card game, and when we showed up, he had given each attendee a lotto ticket as a sort of door prize. Nobody though much about it, and we went about playing cards. As I got up to stretch, I had the devilish idea to pull the prank.

I read across the table at Greg's ticket, and memorized his numbers. Then I walked over to the TV, and said "hey guys, here are the winning numbers..." and proceeded to shout out the previously-drawn numbers not from the TV screen (as they assumed I was), but indeed the numbers I remembered from Greg's ticket. This was, of course, a multimillion dollar lotto drawing, so I expected the reaction to be similar to Thad's above.

Greg was surprisingly slow to get excited, even while other guys at the table were jumping up and obviously shocked. After a couple of minutes, someone went to the TV, and the prank was spoiled, which was fine by me anyway. As we were all having a laugh, and debating the ethics of engaging such a stunt, Greg then calmly revealed that he didn't really understand how the lottery worked, and when his numbers were announced as the winners, he though he had perhaps won a hundred dollars or something of that nature, rather than $20 million. So, everyone around him is jumping around and screaming abotu him becoming an instant millionaire, and he's sitting there just pleasantly thinking that he might go buy a nice bottle of champagne with his grand prize.

Turns out than the plan worked to near perfection... I just happened to regrettably pick as my target the one luddite in the greater Annapolis area who was clueless about even the general concept of the multi-million dollar lottery.

cthomer5000 · 12-31-2005, 09:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by QuikSand

Turns out than the plan worked to near perfection... I just happened to regrettably pick as my target the one luddite in the greater Annapolis area who was clueless about even the general concept of the multi-million dollar lottery.

Sounds like a great guy to have in your card game.

OldGiants · 12-31-2005, 10:24 AM

This is how the funny Irish movie, Waking Ned Devine, opens up.

At least the movie guy (Ian Bannen) who fakes out his wife got her to bring him the piece of pie he wanted.

st.cronin · 12-31-2005, 06:21 PM

Somehow, Quicks version of the prank is much funnier.

12-31-2005, 02:43 AM	#3
ThunderingHERD College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: North Carolina	I am sorry to say that I have secretly found out that Mr. Blume is having an affair with Miss Cross. My first suspicions came when I saw them frenching in front of our house. And then I knew for sure when they went skinny dipping in Mr. Blume's swimming pool, giving each other handjobs while you were taking a nap on the front porch. __________________ "I'm losing my edge--to better looking people... with better ideas... and more talent. And who are actually really, really nice." "Everyone's a voyeurist--they're watching me watch them watch me right now."

12-31-2005, 10:24 AM	#7
OldGiants College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Location, Location, Location	This is how the funny Irish movie, Waking Ned Devine, opens up. At least the movie guy (Ian Bannen) who fakes out his wife got her to bring him the piece of pie he wanted. __________________ "The case of Great Britain is the most astonishing in this matter of inequality of rights in world soccer championships. The way they explained it to me as a child, God is one but He's three: Father, Son and Holy Ghost. I could never understand it. And I still don't understand why Great Britain is one but she's four....while [others] continue to be no more than one despite the diverse nationalities that make them up." Eduardo Galeano, SOCCER IN SUN AND SHADOW

12-31-2005, 06:21 PM	#8
st.cronin General Manager Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Mexico	Somehow, Quicks version of the prank is much funnier. __________________ co-commish: bb-bbcf.net knives out

12-31-2005, 02:39 AM	#2
dervack College Prospect Join Date: Jun 2005	They played a prank on him last year, apparently.

12-31-2005, 09:17 AM	#5
QuikSand lolzcat Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Annapolis, Md	I played a lower-investment version of this prank on a friend once, to a great deal lesser effect... A friend of mine hosted a friendly card game, and when we showed up, he had given each attendee a lotto ticket as a sort of door prize. Nobody though much about it, and we went about playing cards. As I got up to stretch, I had the devilish idea to pull the prank. I read across the table at Greg's ticket, and memorized his numbers. Then I walked over to the TV, and said "hey guys, here are the winning numbers..." and proceeded to shout out the previously-drawn numbers not from the TV screen (as they assumed I was), but indeed the numbers I remembered from Greg's ticket. This was, of course, a multimillion dollar lotto drawing, so I expected the reaction to be similar to Thad's above. Greg was surprisingly slow to get excited, even while other guys at the table were jumping up and obviously shocked. After a couple of minutes, someone went to the TV, and the prank was spoiled, which was fine by me anyway. As we were all having a laugh, and debating the ethics of engaging such a stunt, Greg then calmly revealed that he didn't really understand how the lottery worked, and when his numbers were announced as the winners, he though he had perhaps won a hundred dollars or something of that nature, rather than $20 million. So, everyone around him is jumping around and screaming abotu him becoming an instant millionaire, and he's sitting there just pleasantly thinking that he might go buy a nice bottle of champagne with his grand prize. Turns out than the plan worked to near perfection... I just happened to regrettably pick as my target the one luddite in the greater Annapolis area who was clueless about even the general concept of the multi-million dollar lottery.

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