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azurelunatic) wrote2002-11-04 12:42 am
azurelunatic) wrote2002-11-04 12:42 am
Glamourbomb
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gremliness, the glamourbomb is a little package of Interesting/Surreal/Beautiful where it will interrupt the day of someone who needs a little more magic(k) in their lives, and hopefully serve its purpose.
My friend Ginger developed a something akin to the glamourbomb:
A little slip of paper with the words "Don't Worry, Be Happy!" and a smiley-face on one side, and an absolute nonsense phrase on the other. By nonsense phrase, this means of course absolute nonsense. "Glide brain symphony twist" might work.
Make up a bunch of these and randomly leave them. Many in close proximity to each other works well.
I took this a level up some years later with my dorm. I compiled a list of phrases (there were some 900 of them), and overnight a slip of paper bearing a nonsense phrase appeared on *every door* in the entire dormitory. Not excluding doors that were, say, the covers to fuse boxes. The dorm was confused and delighted. I walked around to find that some doors had collected bunches of the tags (about fortune cookie fortune size) and kept them until the end of the semester...
Only a few people ever figured out who was responsible.
gremliness, the glamourbomb is a little package of Interesting/Surreal/Beautiful where it will interrupt the day of someone who needs a little more magic(k) in their lives, and hopefully serve its purpose. My friend Ginger developed a something akin to the glamourbomb:
A little slip of paper with the words "Don't Worry, Be Happy!" and a smiley-face on one side, and an absolute nonsense phrase on the other. By nonsense phrase, this means of course absolute nonsense. "Glide brain symphony twist" might work.
Make up a bunch of these and randomly leave them. Many in close proximity to each other works well.
I took this a level up some years later with my dorm. I compiled a list of phrases (there were some 900 of them), and overnight a slip of paper bearing a nonsense phrase appeared on *every door* in the entire dormitory. Not excluding doors that were, say, the covers to fuse boxes. The dorm was confused and delighted. I walked around to find that some doors had collected bunches of the tags (about fortune cookie fortune size) and kept them until the end of the semester...
Only a few people ever figured out who was responsible.
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Confetti and glitter and obscure messages, left in cryptic eggs in unusual places.
Abuse of school printers is fun.
Also contemplating leaving evidence of Ritual In Public Places about.
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This reminds me of the signs (http://unamerican.com/propgnda/index.htm) at Unamerican.com. I make it a point to keep a few of those signs in my car so I can stick them to random windshields now and then.
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