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EPM

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Anan1

If I had friends like that i'd shoot myself.

-Chris-

+1

That's a hell of a lot of work for a prank.

here.from.day.1

Some people have far too much time on their hands.

Evil_Clown

Brilliant !!



It took time but its a good un

Anan1

Sorry, but I just think it's stupid.

antodeco

Why does his floor say Volvo in that picture?

EPM

Anan1 wrote: »

If I had friends like that i'd shoot myself.

Evil_Clown wrote: »

Some of them do look a bit 'special'

Sean Quagmire

from the look of the apartment, its quite an improvement actually.

cianclarke

Idiots...

Bazzy

Would you lot lighten up could you imagine your mans face when he arrived back ? i think its funny. I think the motors section needs to get a sense of humour.

maidhc

I think that is fantastic.

Even better is they even did a chrome bumper conversion as they were at it!

miju

Personally if I was on the recieving end of that prank I'd find it ****ing hilarious then give em all a swift kicking and tell em to get rid

Type 17

Once they didn't destroy a good car (it was knackered) and they didn't weld the sections back together in the flat (zip-ties, thank god), it's a brilliant practical joke.

Similar scenario:

My dad's first car was an Austin Seven Chummy (he's in his late seventies today), and for fun, his work-mates folded the roof down and unscrewed the windscreen and carried it on its side into the dining room/boardroom of the large house/office where they worked and set it up on the boardroom table and reattached the windscreen. Unfortunately, no photos survive, but apparently he took it well, and was still able to drive it home that evening!

colm_mcm

similar thing happened a neighbour of mine, except in his case it was a silage harvester (like the one below), and they welded it back together in the house (stank the place out)