Ex-con ruins racist gang! He pranks the hell out of them. Comic, yet touching. (This is subtle literary fiction.) Members of an all-white prison gang threaten Patrick, a white ex-con who deals meth in San Diego and who likes all races. Patrick quits crime and befriends the police. Then he and a con artist legally prank and harass the racists. When a law-abiding Asian American woman informs Patrick that he got her pregnant, he immediately marries her. Asians now in his family, Patrick destroys the racist gang, pranking them with a vengeance, until they get hurt, go straight, or get arrested. Review: Watch out! Eric Hertz is a master of satire. Pranked Straight is a scathing lampoon, and Eric's wit is extra dry (so bitterly dry you might not notice it). But the story is rolling, fluid, and exciting. This is an interracial adventure. It's like George Orwell meets Joseph Wambaugh (with a dash of Harper Lee). But this story is written in a modern style, set in San Diego. I especially admire the endearing way Mr. Hertz portrays Mexican gangsters in this novel. Juan Neptune - Mexico City Literary Club

Irreverent but never irrelevant, Canada's satirical news magazine FRANK is on prominent display in this hilarious volume of "FRANK Pranks," during which FRANK operatives concoct a wildly implausible cover story, dial up their hapless victims, and set out to prove just how gullible certain Canadians really are. The results range from the deliciously predictable—Canadian Alliance stalwarts are apoplectic when told that Ottawa is secretly donating Zambonis to the fictitious African country of Chapati—to the surprisingly educational—FRANK canvasses the cronies and former cabinet ministers of deposed Prime Minister Brian Mulroney for an "Airbus" defense fund, and the total pledged is fifty dollars. Here at last are the unexpurgated, full-length renderings of some of FRANK's most audacious, revealing, and heartless phone pranks, featuring such notables as Pierre Berton, Her Excellency Adrienne Clarkson, Sheila Copps, Allan Fotheringham, Michael Moriarty, Farley Mowat, Rita McNeil, Lloyd Robertson, William Thorsell, Ken Whyte, Elwy Yost, and most of the membership of the Reform Party/Canadian Alliance.

Presents a collection of over one hundred tricks, including those with cards, money, and other objects.

Diana was forced to live with her mother after her father's tragic death. Depression wasn't the best state for the young widow as she inflicted all the pain on her teenage daughter. She ignored all her duties as a mother and it became the responsibility of Diana to take care of her family. Bluefall's popular prankster and lady's man, Dylan Kings had all every child his age could wish for. Money, looks, luxury. He was popularly known for pulling pranks on people for the sake of fun. After making a huge mistake by pulling a prank on a nerd and hoping to get away with it, Diana became the first and only person to plot revenge against him. Two different lives meet for the sake of a prank. Pink dye gushed out of his locker to his face. He was glued to one position, "DIANA!!" He yelled. He was far beyond mad faced me with pure anger on his face. "Sorry, I should... I should have kept purple dye!" I laughed using his phrase against him. "It's a fucking dye?!" "Of course, barbie," I said. People were laughing their butts off.

From the 1960s to present day, this nonfiction book tells of incidents from forty-plus years, as well as more than 2 million miles of air travel. Plus, there are hundreds of thousands more miles to write about that were traveled in the car once at the destinations. Planes, Pranks and Pepto Bismol covers all the pitfalls of daily life on the road, plus how to overcome - or prevent - the problems in the first place. Funny, scary and filled with tongue-in-cheek sarcasm, this book is also an informative guide for anyone who travels frequently. Even the occasional traveler will gain useful insights. The book's underlying theme concerns how to control stress. By preparing and scheduling your business trips properly, you will automatically eliminate many of the stress factors faced by perennial travelers. Planes, Pranks and Pepto Bismol is filled with ways to deal with everything from the airlines, baggage, car rentals, hotels, restaurants, and even annoying passengers. It also covers trade shows, Asian travel and proper business behavior. Planes, Pranks and Pepto Bismol will leave you in stitches. Author Bob Behrent uses his irreverent humor to poke fun at the travel industry. He says, Air travel is a hurry up and wait event. The airlines make you hurry up, then make you wait forever. He lives in Roxbury Township (Flanders), New Jersey. Publisher's website: http: //www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/PlanesPranksAndPeptoBismol.html Author's website: www.Planes-Pranks-Pepto.co

Trinity College Dublin is famed for the intelligence and innovation of its students. However, not all the undergraduates have devoted their talents to academia; instead they spent their time devising ingenious and hilarious pranks to play on the unsuspecting dons.This fascinating volume recalls some of the greatest stunts, japes and practical jokes in the University’s history, including: a night-time escapade by the University Boat Club that plunged the town of Henley into darkness, the ‘buildering’ traditions of Trinity night climbers, the sticky-fingered activities of the Phil Society and its long-running rivalry with the Hist, and the exploits of future antiquarian and prince of mischief Andrew Bonar-Law. Also featured are some of the darker deeds of mischief that the earlier students were involved in, such as the Battle of Botany Bay and the pranks that went too far ...This enthralling work will amaze and entertain in equal measure — and may well prove a source of inspiration for current students wishing to enliven their undergraduate days.

Welcome to The School of Hijinks, Malarkey & Outlandish Pranks (SHMOP), where middle graders learn the fine art of pranking and practical joking. Inside, you’ll become a pro at pretending your finger broke off, filling your friend’s doughnut with sour cream, putting bubble wrap under the toilet seat, and more! Each chapter in this ultimate book for young pranksters includes hilarious tricks to master and essential skills for creating your own family-friendly pranks and physical comedy stunts, such as: goofy faces silly voices painless pratfalls side-splitting props gross outs and more! By the end of this book, readers will have a set of tools in their prank belt to pull hundreds of practical jokes on their friends and family. Includes 101 pranks plus zillions that you can create on your own!