The Whoopie Cushion: This classic prank involves placing a whoopie cushion on a chair and waiting for someone to sit on it. The cushion will make a loud farting noise, which can be quite startling and embarrassing for the victim.
The Rubber Snake: Hide a rubber snake in someone's desk drawer or under their bed. When they least expect it, they'll find the snake, which can give them a good scare.
The Fake Spider: Similar to the rubber snake, you can use a fake spider to scare someone. Place it on their desk, in their shoes, or on the door handle to their car.
The Fake Bug in the Food: Place a fake insect, such as a rubber cockroach, in someone's food. When they go to take a bite, they'll be shocked to find a bug in their meal.
The Sticky Note: Write a funny or embarrassing message on a sticky note and place it on someone's computer monitor or desk. They'll be surprised when they see it.
The Missing Object: Hide an important item, such as someone's phone or keys, and watch their reaction when they can't find it.
The Knock-Knock Joke: Pretend to be a stranger at the door and knock on it repeatedly. When the person opens the door, tell them a funny knock-knock joke.
The Change the Name on Their Phone: Change the name of someone's contact information to something funny or embarrassing. They'll be confused when they try to make a call or send a text message.
The Ding-Dong Ditch: This prank involves knocking on someone's door and running away before they can answer. It can be fun to do this in a group and watch as the victim gets increasingly frustrated.
The Saran Wrap Over the Toilet: Cover the toilet seat with saran wrap before someone goes to use it. When they sit down, the saran wrap will make a loud popping noise and they'll get a wet surprise.
Remember to prank responsibly and avoid anything that could cause physical harm or cause emotional distress. Pranks should be fun and light-hearted, not malicious or hurtful.