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06-10-2008, 02:17 PM


My brother put frozen fish in his best friend's hub caps. They were off on their honeymoon before the fish started thawing out :-)

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Ha! Good suggestions everyone! I think the paranoia thing might work; we maybe won't do anything on the wedding day, but maybe they'll find their living room wrapped in foil when they get back from their honeymoon. Actually now that I think out loud about that, it would definitely be doable. Someone will be dog-sitting, so it could actually work. Maybe we'll wrap the dog too.

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Ha! Good suggestions everyone! I think the paranoia thing might work; we maybe won't do anything on the wedding day, but maybe they'll find their living room wrapped in foil when they get back from their honeymoon. Actually now that I think out loud about that, it would definitely be doable. Someone will be dog-sitting, so it could actually work. Maybe we'll wrap the dog too.

While your there just hide large lacy underwear in random places where it will take a while to find them. My SIL filled all the drawers in her bosses desk with a couple hundred green thongs she bought cheap on ebay while he was on vacation.

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06-12-2008, 10:30 AM


For my birthday, they put those little numbers EVERYWHERE, pants pockets, coat pockets, shoes, draws, cabinetsetc. I saw the other day, someone had Mr. and Mrs. in their wedding shots, you could do that...they will continue to find them for over a year..its a PITA, but it doesn't hurt anything and they will remember you everytime they find one.

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06-12-2008, 10:44 AM


My dear wife, so innocent around my family, actually gave them the keys to the vehicle so they "could help pack up the wedding gifts". We found birdseed packets the whole trip from Oklahoma back to Viriginia and even after we got home. I am just glad that it was a rental instead of my own. Some of the birdseed wasnt IN packets....

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06-13-2008, 10:47 PM


If they are leaving in their own car, have a bunch of guys who want to "pay him back," lift up the drive axle of the car and put blocks under the car so the wheels don't touch the ground. He's not going anywhere no matter what gear he puts it in.

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Get you a couple of live chickens and put them in the get away car. When they enter with all the commotion the chickens will flap all around and make a lot of noise.

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Put a couple of fillet of fish on the manifold. It may take two weeks to find them.

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Have every guy slip the groom a condom during the receiving line. Maybe his mother or grandmother will help too. It works great if you cut out the bottom of all his pockets out of his rented tux. Because everyone knows the rental companies don't want to clean out the pockets so they are not sewed shut. Now there is no place to put his condoms.

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