The hole punch hole trick?
Discussion
Evening all,
Has anywone else fallen foul of or indeed pulled this trick before?
The method:
1. Gain access to victims vehicle.
2. Turn on ignition and turn heater blower up to max.
3. Turn off ignition.
4. Fill heater outlets with hole punch holes.
5. Hand back keys and find a good spot to watch from.
I had it done to me at an old place of work 12 or so years ago - I still know the car and I bet I can still find hole punch holes in it.
Still not had the chance to carry it out myself.
Has anywone else fallen foul of or indeed pulled this trick before?
The method:
1. Gain access to victims vehicle.
2. Turn on ignition and turn heater blower up to max.
3. Turn off ignition.
4. Fill heater outlets with hole punch holes.
5. Hand back keys and find a good spot to watch from.
I had it done to me at an old place of work 12 or so years ago - I still know the car and I bet I can still find hole punch holes in it.
Still not had the chance to carry it out myself.
Has been done on Prank Vs Prank on youtube.
Add flour to increase the devastation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzRCtZULKOg
Add flour to increase the devastation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzRCtZULKOg
_Dan_ said:
RSGulp said:
They're not called 'hole punch holes'. The holes are what you leave in the sheet of paper. They're called... umm... something else.
How about "Hole Punch Medallions?"Edited by RSGulp on Monday 4th October 23:12
Done it once to another salesman at Nissan dealer I used to work at. Very funny indeed.
We also unclipped his Wiper Blades, but put them back with the arms resting on the blades. Would stay in place until you need to use them!
I told a friend of mine about this who was going on a "crumball rally" earlier this year, who wanted to do something to his mates car. Anyway he forgot to take hole punch holes "round pieces of paper", so he bought some curry powder from the petrol station.
I wasn't there, but I'm told it went well.
We also unclipped his Wiper Blades, but put them back with the arms resting on the blades. Would stay in place until you need to use them!
I told a friend of mine about this who was going on a "crumball rally" earlier this year, who wanted to do something to his mates car. Anyway he forgot to take hole punch holes "round pieces of paper", so he bought some curry powder from the petrol station.
I wasn't there, but I'm told it went well.
kentmotorcompany said:
Done it once to another salesman at Nissan dealer I used to work at. Very funny indeed.
We also unclipped his Wiper Blades, but put them back with the arms resting on the blades. Would stay in place until you need to use them!
The hilarity of a scratched windscreen. We also unclipped his Wiper Blades, but put them back with the arms resting on the blades. Would stay in place until you need to use them!
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
Famous Graham said:
Isn't talc highly combustible?
AFAIK, most powders can be.Grain for example. Pfff Details man, details.
Never let an explosion get in the way of a good prank !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsMJGCRsLLM&fea...
I once filled a guy at works umbrella full of the little things. I didn't get to see it, but apparently everyone on the bus did as he got off in the rain 
He got revenge by putting an envelope full of them on my sun visor which I found a day or so latter pulling out of a petrol garage at sunset :s
He got revenge by putting an envelope full of them on my sun visor which I found a day or so latter pulling out of a petrol garage at sunset :s
kers!Famous Graham said:
Nope, Chad.
Kilroy was an entirely separate grafitti meme. One that didn't involve a cartoon bloke with a big nose.
Kilroy was an entirely separate grafitti meme. One that didn't involve a cartoon bloke with a big nose.
"Kilroy was/woz here/ere" was just written grafitti, whereas "Chad" involved a drawing of a big-nosed bloke looking over a wall, usually with the words "Wot, no....?" attached.
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