Posted by rustred on November 11, 2009 at 13:00:56 from (142.179.188.160):
In Reply to: Practical jokes posted by Bill(Wis) on November 11, 2009 at 12:15:11:
when i worked in the garage i would get the mechanic next to me. take an empty plastic litre oil container and poke a hole in it,leave cap on. then stick your air blow gun in it with the trigger tapped open. then plug it into the air hose and throw the container under his vehicle just as he is ready to start it after an engine r+r.run the hose to the coupler on wall and plug it in just as he starts cranking, then a big loud kaboom like a bomb and he is there sitting with a stupid look on his face.grab the air hose and pull it out while he is still stund.
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