Posted by Bryan in iowa on October 23, 2008 at 18:04:01 from (205.188.117.74):
In Reply to: OT Halloween pranks posted by Bryan in iowa on October 23, 2008 at 09:03:04:
I do remember putting Crawdads in some mailboxs once. Also ,the big thing in DesMoines ,was "scooping the Loop " driving down one street ,,and back up the other ,,several blocks long. There was a security guard at one bank there on a corner . He used to stand inside and watch kids, always called cops if cars were loud etc . Well,he happened to be in the glass entry way one night ,we drove by , launched a volley of eggs at him . They broke on the glass lobby windows . He fumbled with the lock , much like a Barney Fiffe , finally getting outside to try and get our license # as we drove off . He kept watching for us to come back aroun don the main street . We ,,on the other hand came by on the side street behind him , unleashing another volley of eggs at him . This time ,catching him full on ! lol . Lil payback for all the things he'd done .
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