Elmhurst Steve wrote:
In college, a lot of us on the Baseball team lived on one floor in a dorm and then there were others mixed in with us. We got a bit rowdy at times and there was one guy who decided to rat us out to the R.A. (who then would tell us he ratted us out and did nothing about it) when we were doing something he objected to (keg parties, too loud, etc...) so we decided to teach him a lesson and get rid of him. While he was gone to class we took a large container of baby powder and used a blow dryer (attached to an extension cord) to blow the powder into the room under his door (when the door was opened, it looked like it had snowed in there). We took one of the phones on his party line (4 rooms shared 1 line) and called another player and then left both phones off the hook, so the line was unusable and then pennied him into his room. It took like 4-5 hours before someone on the floor below told his R.A. he heard a lot of yelling in the room above, before he was let out and we were all standing there when someone finally got him out. We enrolled him in every book, CD and magazine club we could find and made sure to order the lamest possible initial selections possible. Finally, we put plaster in his key hole, so he couldn't get his key into his lock to gain entry into his room after it had dried. He moved to another floor after that last one and the rat was gone....We played pranks on each other all the time too, from peanut butter in someones baseball glove, chewing gum in a batting helmet or ice water thrown on someone in the shower after a game/practice. Oh, one other one we used on the rat and I loved this one....we put a gas lock on his car. You know how some guys get a gas lock, so nobody can siphon gas out of their car. Well, we put one on his car so he couldn,t put gas into his car. He had to get a locksmith to get the thing off...
i can't believe any of that, since you were caught lying about playing with some supposed professional ball player.