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The guys that put together this video have also done several other prank videos...most of them are pretty good. Maybe I'm becoming a prude in my old age, but what makes a prank good for me is when it's funny (duh), relatively harmless, and when the "victims" can laugh at it as well.

Just a few months ago you could dress up in your best zombie apparel, and go out on the streets with people thinking you were just a weirdo. But after a dude high on bath salts ate the face of a homeless man in Miami, people are a little more on edge when it comes to zombies.

I am NOT a big fan of pranks/videos in which parents really scare the crap out of their kids. To me, that's just mean, and a bit cruel. This prank, on the other hand, is pretty funny.  It's innocent, nobody gets hurt, and the kid's reaction is pretty funny.

Last month TV host Jimmy Kimmel asked parents to play a prank on their kids. In a clip that went viral, parents told their children they had eaten their Halloween candy and recorded the reactions. Now just in time for the holidays, Kimmel had another prank ready to go.

Apparently this is a somewhat popular prank... although I've never heard of it. It seems pretty simple (and clever) too. You just take a Cornish game hen, which looks like a little chicken or turkey, and stick it inside your turkey before you cook it.

I don't know if too many folks would argue with me if I said that Michael Myers (the psychotic killer from the 'Halloween' movies) was one of, if not THE, scariest bad guy in the history of horror movies.

Two high school seniors at Westfield High School in Massachusetts wanted to entertain their fellow students by staging a lightsaber battle in the school cafeteria during lunch. According to onlookers, one of the seniors entered the cafeteria from one side, and the other from another, and then they met in the middle for a 30-second showdown with their toy lightsabers.

The prospects at this week’s NFL combine in Indianapolis, Indiana were told that a gorilla had escaped from the local zoo. This didn’t actually happen, and instead was a set up for a classic prank in which a man in gorilla suit emerged from behind the trees as the prospects were doing a set of drills. Check out the speed and agility these NFL wannabes display as they flee from the “gorilla.” Rea