How to prank a roommate three times in a row

Prank a roommate three times in a row

In this April Fool's edition of Household Hacker, we will show you how to prank a roommate, sibling or anyone really.... Follow the video instructions and have a fun day. First the table smash, then the toilet spray & finally, the tire balloon prank. Use this as inspiration for one of your April Fools Day pranks!

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Curated By: bird crick

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bird crick (54) 1 year ago

but these are real --- and good

thanks household hackers

generally you're full of crap!

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ryan (4) 5 months ago

ARE GOOD

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gh0stb0mber 5 months ago

WOW lol i gotta try dat!

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gh0stb0mber 5 months ago

good pranks

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