I did it a few years ago when I worked in a large block of offices in London. I went to the toilets, both men and women, and put a few drops of washing up liquid, you know ... the one you use for washing plates, dishes and cutlery in the kitchen ... I put a few generous drops in the cistern in each toilet. Just a few drops of super concentrated washing up liquid.
It was great fun when people flushed the toilets and the bowl filled up with bubbles everywhere overflowing onto the floor.
I stayed in my office giggling silently as news came from all over the building that people were getting millions of bubbles each time they flushed the toilets.
Some people flush the toilets whilst still sitting on them. They got the shock of their lives when their backsides were covered in soap bubbles.
I even put washing liquid in the main tank feeding the urinals in the men's room. As you know, the urinals flush automatically every few minutes to keep them clean and fresh. Apparently, they flushed whilst some people were standing there and the bubbles foamed all over their trousers. I heard one man seeing the bubbles said that he thought he'd had too much champagne to drink the night before and it was all coming out now.
All in all, great fun was had by me ... and no one else. No one ever suspected who did it. The engineers had a great time trying to discover what was wrong with the system.
What fun you too can have this Halloween or when you next have guests. It is high time we all had a great sense of humour, don't you think?
Oh Victor...you ARE a FUN character. If I were to do that, someone around here would immediately call the plumber and then, I would be stuck with a big plumbing bill.. Enjoy your Halloween...Can't wait to hear what pranks you might have this year.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you liked today's story, Shug. My imagination seems to run on humour most of the time. Right now I am engaged in preparing a lecture about English History. Please call again soon and I will share it on this Blog. My aim is to entertain and educate; so this should be fun ... I hope.
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...Victor, you sure are a prankster.
ReplyDeleteIt makes life interesting, Tom.
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I bet it was hard not to let on that you knew what was gong on.
ReplyDeleteI kept quiet, Kathy; for my own safety.
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Only you, Victor, only you . . . Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteLife can be fun ...
DeleteGod bless, Martha.
Try liquid dish soap the dishwasher!
ReplyDeleteHAPPY HALLOWEEN TO YOU!
Happy Halloween to you and your family, Sandie.
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This is the best prank I've ever heard. I can only imagine!
ReplyDeleteTry it when you next visit someone, Mevely; or at a party gathering.
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Loved the story. Amazing you did not get a black eye!! LOL TAke care and try to behave yourself over there..
ReplyDeleteBut no matter , we B sending love your way and a big THANKS for prayers..
No one found out it was me.
DeleteStill praying for you and yours, Jack. God bless.
Oh goodness! You are a prankster Victor!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween and Happy last day of October :)
All the best Jan
Well at least it was a prank that was clean. :)
ReplyDeleteVíctor, que sigas disfrutando de Halloween, me encanto tu broma, para año nuevo que viene mucha gente a casa los podría hacer, pero lo malo es que me descubro sola, acá conocen mis gestos, no se mentir, me suben los colores a las mejillas.
ReplyDeletePero que lo voy hacer, lo hago jajajaja.
Acá en Argentina un cantante para su cumpleaños lleno todos los tanques de agua de la casa con vino tinto y cualquier canilla que habrías salía vino, apretabas el botón del baño y salía vino, lo mismo en la duchas.
Terminaron todos contentos, sonriendo y cantando.
Besos Víctor y pórtate bien que ya me estas contagiando para hacer bromas jajaja
You have such a vivid imagination and great sense of humour, Victor. LOL
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