<p>one of my hallmates locked his roommate out as a joke. oh no he was actually crazy and barricaded the door with furniture and the ra had to get the popo on him.</p>
<p>There were several pranks on my floor this year. Probably the most memorable one though was while I was gone, some of my friends moved my bed, desk and chair out into the hallway, and put up a shower curtain to wall it off. They said that was my new room. And they hung up all my clothes in the shower. I tried to get mad, but it was just so funny that I couldn't.</p>
<p>^^haha thats hilarious...although in regards to another post, i can't say i really understand the loaf of bread under the pillow...??</p>
<p>I love how some people think that those against pranks are "high maintenance." I personally think everything is at equilibrium when no one is interfering with his/her roomie's belongings/person. Pranking is going to shift that equilibrium and I find it completely inappropriate. There is no way to be 100% sure the other person wouldn't care unless you asked him/her and at that point the purpose would be defeated. Pranks are for juveniles.</p>
<p>Hahaha. My roommate was basically my best friend and school, and towards the end of last semester she decided I was unobservant. I guess she figured I should notice when I went to bed that something seemed off. But, alas, I did not. I did not realize I was sleeping on bread until she laughed for about ten minutes.</p>
<p>I'm definitely not going to sleep comfortably at college.</p>
<p>Just check under your pillow and you'll be set.</p>
<p>^^^ why isn't '****' censored</p>
<p>wth its censored for me and not for 69icp420</p>
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<p>even CC knows that your shit is weak</p>
<p>"even CC knows that your **** is weak"</p>
<p>now thats funny ****</p>
<p>I didn't know **** was a bad word at all.</p>