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Pranking those embedded in the political establishment may really be the great equalizer -- anyone can play -- but Walker was not the first to be called out ahem by such tomfoolery.
Scott Walker prank call: The latest in a long line of escapades? 2011
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I suppose I should have because the old Sheraton was the scene of a great Pranking Triumph for me as an undergrad; a prank which appeared in Without Warning, attributed to Kipper and Barney.
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Pranking your child with a safe scare is one thing, but to deliberately terrify a young child, tape it and distribute it over the internet for millions to see is another.
EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - That dad who filmed his kid is in trouble 2006
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OH man, we have an entire whiteboard dedicated to this topic at work right now, but I am pretty sure none of our suggestions will ever make it: Podium Pranking, Zombie Survival, Pie Diving, and on and on and on...
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FW: Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tabatha Southey 2010
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Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV Why correct their misconceptions when we can indulge them instead.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tabatha Southey 2010
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Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV Biological brothers find each other across the street after 30 years Disclaimer
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Kristie Rieken 2010
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Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV Why correct their misconceptions when we can indulge them instead.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tabatha Southey 2010
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Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV Why correct their misconceptions when we can indulge them instead.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tabatha Southey 2010
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FW: Pranking American visitors about Canadian health care: Leeches, say, instead of IV
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tabatha Southey 2010
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