You're a burglar, but....

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lazybloke

Today i follow the flying spaghetti monster
Location
Leafy Surrey
Remove springs from all door handles and locks.

Remove all erasers from the ends of pencils (bonus points if the pencils are used as bookmarks in sudoko books)


I reckon you can cause more mischief by changing things, for example:
  • Put one faulty bulb in every string of Christmas tree lights
  • Swap coffee for decaf
  • Replace all moden LED room lighting with compact fluorescent bulbs
  • For all audiophile equipment, reverse the polarity of one speaker

And on a cycling theme, replace bum butter or similar products with Tiger Balm :eek:
 
Nick the lock.
Nick the keyholes.
 

Joey Shabadoo

My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
Nick the kitty litter scoop.
Replace all the light bulbs for dimmer ones (swap the 100w with 60w etc)
Knock all the pictures on the walls a couple of degrees out of true.
Turn the hi-fi volume knob up to full.
Set all the clocks a little bit fast/slow
Change the wake word on their Alexa
 

slowmotion

Quite dreadful
Location
lost somewhere
Sorry! I wasn't paying attention at the back. I'll slope off to the Naughty Step.
 

Joey Shabadoo

My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
Replace all the light bulbs for dimmer ones (swap the 100w with 60w etc)
Incidentally and O/T so -

When I worked in paint, a decorating centre told me the story of a cheapskate painter and decorator. He had landed a job painting this very posh woman's house in a particular shade of very expensive Farrow & Ball paint. Being a cheapskate, instead of buying Farrow & Ball, he took the shadecard to the decorating centre and got them to mix up cheap paint to the same shade. Also being a cheapskate, he only gave the house one coat. When the lady of the house returned, she was a bit disappointed with the result saying it looked lighter than she expected. "No problem" says the painter, "I can give it another coat but it'll cost you another 50%". She grudgingly agreed. The next day, after she had left for work, the painter returned with a box of bulbs, all of lower wattage than the existing ones. He swapped them all over and when the lady returned that night she agreed that the extra coat of paint had made all the difference and was well worth the money paid.
 
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