Posted by lyle niemi on June 15, 2011 at 18:57:12 from (64.251.91.63):
A few years back i was hired to do some enviromental work around a big culvert. What we had to do is place rocs down stream of the culvert to make small rapids for the fish to swim up. It was close to holloween and of coarse i usually have a mask to play some pranks. My young helper was working insde the culvert on this beautiful fall day, the sky was as blue as blue could be and inside the culvert was of course a little darker. My mask was a pink alien with big purple eyes, while my helper was in the culvert I had went to the side of it and just stuck my alien head around the edge of the culvert. He did not see me at first until I made a little squeak noise he turned around and looked at me his eyes went as big as old ford head lights he let out a scream like a little girl and his arms went straight to his side. Im not sure but he might of messed himself. I cant remember how long he stood there and screamed, Im sure it was only for seconds but it seemed like it was forever! For a week after that the guys at the gas plant nicked named us mulder and scully. Kinda a funny story and I had to sell my 8N tractor lol
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