Posted by Henry E. NC on October 23, 2008 at 12:08:53 from (64.139.85.34):
In Reply to: OT Halloween pranks posted by Bryan in iowa on October 23, 2008 at 09:03:04:
back in 1947 I was fifteen and we lived outside of town and would always try to get the cops agitated by stepping on the gas andflying out of city limits. There was an abanoned ware houe on the line with a rail spur to it. The cops would sort of hide there. One halloween we went thre on foot to put potatoes in the exhaust pipes of the cruiser. The cop was backed up to the rail track and was sound asleep. We got a chain from a local farm nearby abd went back and chained the cruiser to the rail. Needless to say when he heard us coming with our load muffle he took out afeter us for about 5 feet a stopped dead. WE stopped and gave hinm a bronx cheer and laffed our butts off. Never got caught,
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