A friend of mine came home to find a mannequin (fully dressed) and sitting on his toilet. Freaked him out bad. It was pretty funny, even when it was told to me after the fact. I love a good prank.
A friend noted this upon seeing "Toy Story 3": Third, the Toy Story mythos is one that shakes me loose a lot. Every so often I watch a toy and begin to wonder about the instincts that drop them back in the same place they were left, and whether they have to consciously think about it, or if they feel OCD coming on if they leave themselves someplace other than where Andy dropped them. I compare them to the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who, and speculate as to the possibility that toys are actually quantum locked in some occasionally breakable way
My roommates are so dead meat.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Freaky!
ReplyDeleteI can help you pay them back...
:o)
Don't blink.
ReplyDeleteI can't stop laughing!!
ReplyDeleteWhat is it made of? Is it a cardboard cutout? How did they find it?
Wow. Miss and Sar are so cool.
Oh my goodness!!! I think I would die, and then return as a zombie and THEN kill them. They must be pretty awesome if you haven't killed them already.
ReplyDeleteYou could always subject them to living infamy by drawing comics of them. Like Chaucer in A Knight's Tale. :)
A friend of mine came home to find a mannequin (fully dressed) and sitting on his toilet. Freaked him out bad. It was pretty funny, even when it was told to me after the fact. I love a good prank.
ReplyDeleteHa ha! This makes more sense, now that I've read your Dr. Who post. What a riot! Way to go roomies!
ReplyDelete@Mary - Missy ordered it straight from Bristol, England with the sole purpose to make my heart explode.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes there will be comeuppance.
@Ken - actually getting back at them with a mannequin is not a bad idea!
I worked with a woman who would bring one of those beauty school mannequin heads to work. She would routinely hide it in the refrigerator.
ReplyDeleteMeeting a disembodied head when you're looking for a soda always makes me jump.
BEWARE THE WEEPING ANGELS D=
ReplyDeleteA friend noted this upon seeing "Toy Story 3":
ReplyDeleteThird, the Toy Story mythos is one that shakes me loose a lot. Every so often I watch a toy and begin to wonder about the instincts that drop them back in the same place they were left, and whether they have to consciously think about it, or if they feel OCD coming on if they leave themselves someplace other than where Andy dropped them. I compare them to the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who, and speculate as to the possibility that toys are actually quantum locked in some occasionally breakable way