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Shenanigans

Jun 28, 2024 · Scott Paul · 302 words
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My friend promised me that we would have Shenanigans when I got home. Then it accrued to me that I have no idea what are Shenanigans.

Ai says they are:

"Shenanigans" generally refer to playful or mischievous activities, often involving tricks or pranks. It's a term that can describe anything from harmless fun and games to more elaborate and cunning schemes, depending on the context. The word is often used in a lighthearted manner to describe actions that might be a bit sneaky or tricky but are not meant to cause serious harm.

Next I asked what are the top shenanigans:

1. **Saran Wrap Doorway:** Stretching plastic wrap across a doorway at head height so someone walks into it.

2. **Fake Lottery Ticket:** Giving someone a fake lottery ticket that looks real and reveals a winning amount when scratched off.

3. **Whoopee Cushion:** A classic prank involving a cushion that makes a fart noise when someone sits on it.

4. **Changing Computer Settings:** Sneakily altering a friend's computer settings, like flipping the screen upside down or changing the language.

5. **Fake Bug Scare:** Placing a realistic fake bug in someone's shoe or bed to give them a harmless fright.

6. **Sticky Note Bombing:** Covering someone's office or car entirely in sticky notes.

7. **Phone Fart Apps:** Using an app to remotely trigger fart sounds on someone's phone at inopportune moments.

8. **Classic Scare Pranks:** Hiding and jumping out to scare someone in a harmless way.

9. **Switching Salt and Sugar:** Swapping the salt with sugar (or vice versa) for a surprising flavor twist.

10. **Confetti Explosion:** Rigging a door with a confetti bomb so it showers the person entering with confetti.

I don’t know what to call someone who does shenanigans. I will go with a Shenaniganizer.

Happy Friday 4:20

SP

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