I’m a high school teacher in the projects that spends her summers as a summer camp counselor. One of the most enjoyable aspects of summer camp is pranks. I love playing pranks and even get a kick out of the “revenge” pranks I suffer. lol. Harmless pranks and naughty harsher ones a part of the fun when you decide to walk on the wild side of pranking mischievous young ladies. As the old saying goes, when you play with glue someone you get stuck.

The first day I was a newbie camp counselor about 28 years ago, I walked down the steps of my cabin and into a bucket of sticky tar. I retrieved my foot, but left my bobbie sock and sneaker behind. At that point, I understood the lay of the land, proceeded to “get revenge,” and never looked back. lol. The 30 something year old soccer mom that set the tar trap found her 1976 Ford station wagon sitting on its rims alone. Little did she know that her relatively new tires were being used as rope swings on an oak tree. lol. Now how I pulled that off is another story in and of itself.One of the activities I covertly participate in is primarily pranks played upon the other young camp counselors. It’s hard to play pranks and not brag to anyone at camp; therefore, I relish the opportunity to tell a story or two via the internet.

As a counselor with a degree of seniority, I have keys to everything and know the camp well.  Good prank is putting itching powder in between sheets. Some girls could not understand why they did not get a good night’s rest. lol. Another prank I’ve performed many times is cutting shoe laces almost completely in half. When attempting to tie, the laces break in half. They had to tie them in knots to lace up. One last prank was to mix up all of the girls clothes between cabins. One t-shirt would be in another’s luggage, etc. A size 6 shoe would be matched with a similar size 7 1/2 shoe in another cabin. This drove the girls nuts. Some may think that I’m crazy (and i probably am crazy lol); however, we all have a great time each summer. Moreover, I suffer my own share of similar pranks each summer. My hot little Mustang GT is usually a good target for the girls. Last summer, the girls completely smeared peanut butter all over her. Even though it did not hurt the paint, I’m still cleaning the goo off. lol. At least they did not put a dead fish under the seat again. The smell takes forever to go away. lolol. I deserve it though.

PranksAndHumor.com thanks Debbie Keds for her contribution.

As a high school teacher that also works as a summer camp counselor, I’ve had my share of pranks played on me.

One time the girls cut the ends out of every pair of my socks.  I pulled them up to my knees!  Then I felt a “squish” in my sneakers.  They were full of Vaseline and sand.

PranksAndHumor.com thanks Debbie Keds for her contribution.

This is what you need:

• Piece of paper
• Pen or marker
• If you are really advanced you could also use some kind of warning sign, like the type janitors often use.

This is what you do:

Write “Fresh paint” or “WARNING: Fresh Paint” on a piece of paper. Put it on some funny location like a stairway, door handle, sink, public transport or other public place. The more creative the location, the funnier the reactions.

Prank and enjoy!

This is what you need: Cling film (sometimes called plastic wrap) and a toilet.

 This is what you do:

1. Lift up the toilet seat and stretch the plastic wrap across the toilet. (Make sure you get it tight enough, so that it becomes “invisible”)
2. Put the toilet seat back down
3. Wait for a victim and prepare for a good laugh

 
If you want further instructions, check out this video:

Here is what you have to do; take a normal liquid soap dispenser, switch the liquid soap with olive oil or some sort other cooking oil.

Really simple, really cheap, and really funny!

Prank and enjoy!