…Exploring the role of the prankster as artist, activist and social observer and the significance of the prank in society.
Fast Food Folk Song (at the Taco Bell Drive-Thru) by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal as posted by Megan O’Neill on Social Times January 13th, 2011 as part of her Top 10 Fast Food Drive Thru Pranks On YouTube:
This is my personal favorite drive thru prank””Rhett and Link”s Taco Bell Drive Thru folk song. These guys sing their order and the best part is that the guy working in the drive thru reads the whole order back to them perfectly!
Submitted by Julian Tippins: Upload an animated gif to google search’s background features to mess with your friends.
Google Demo Slam: Animated Gif Background
by Julian Tippins and Richard Langhorne
From Be Nice Art Friends, because prank calls are still funny:
Bart Simpson, Crank Yankers, your Mom, everyone loves a good prank call, but I feel like no one does it better than Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim. The geniuses behind classic American comedy shows* such as, Tom Goes to the Mayor, Steven and Stephen, and of course, the ever beloved Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job, have done plenty of pranks in their time, but personally, I”m loving the following:
*They WILL be.
Goofiness Before Graduation: High-school seniors love pranks, but principals aren’t smiling
by Jane Hawes
The Columbus Dispatch
April 23, 2010
If there’s a naked kid with a Nerf gun in your front yard, chances are you live near an Olentangy high-school senior.
It’s that perilous time of year leading up to high-school graduation, but fear not. There are rules that even those in the grip of “senioritis” will obey.
“There’s no shooting when someone’s on the clock at work, or on school property at any time, or at church,” said Olentangy Liberty High School senior Joe Kon. “And you can’t get shot if you’re naked.” Continue reading “If There’s a Naked Kid with a Nerf Gun in Your Front Yard…”