i worked in a fab shop when i first got into my local, in the summer time it was always like a sweat shop, many times the prank was to squirt some blue line chalk, or sometimes red into someones welding gloves , after putting your sweaty hands in your gloves you wouldnt realize it until the next time you took them off, then you spent some time getting that stuff off, if it came off at all, another was some guys would leave for lunch, we had some clear lenses for our welding hoods that we blacked out with paint, we would switch out their lense then watch them try to find the arc when they lit up. last one. some local kids at the high school found a roadkill deer and ran it up the flag pole at the school, i believe there was a whiskey bottle put in its mouth as well. i enjoyed all the stories, thanks for the laughs!!!!
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