10 Practical Jokes to play on Christmas Day
1. **Gift Wrap Switcheroo:**
Wrap an empty box in an extravagant way and place it under the tree. Watch as someone excitedly unwraps their gift to find... nothing.
2. **Ornament Avalanche:**
Tape a piece of thread to the bottom of an ornament and discreetly attach it to the back of someone's shirt. When they move away, it'll look like they're dragging a line of ornaments.
3. **Toothpaste-Filled Oreos:**
Carefully remove the cream from Oreo cookies and replace it with white toothpaste. Offer these "treats" to unsuspecting guests.
4. **Christmas Tree Deconstruction:**
Rearrange the ornaments on the Christmas tree when no one is looking. See how long it takes for someone to notice the festive chaos.
5. **Faux Snowball Fight:**
Craft fake snowballs using cotton balls or soft materials and initiate an impromptu indoor snowball fight. It's a mess-free way to add some winter fun.
6. **Grinchy Gift Wrap:**
Wrap a small, normal gift in layers of increasingly larger boxes, making the recipient think they're getting something huge. The suspense will be hilarious.
7. **Candy Cane Swap:**
Replace the contents of a candy cane wrapper with a vegetable stick, like a carrot. It'll be a sweet surprise with a twist.
8. **Invisible Ink Greetings:**
Write holiday messages or doodles with clear nail polish on bathroom mirrors. They'll only appear when someone takes a hot shower.
9. **Festive Keyboard Confusion:**
Gently rearrange the keys on a computer keyboard to spell out festive phrases or even a holiday song. It's a subtle prank for office parties.
10. **Santa Hat Switch:**
Collect Santa hats from attendees and redistribute them randomly. Watch the confusion as people try to find their own hat with a unique twist.
Remember to gauge the atmosphere of the party and ensure that the pranks remain light-hearted and in good spirits.
Wrap an empty box in an extravagant way and place it under the tree. Watch as someone excitedly unwraps their gift to find... nothing.
2. **Ornament Avalanche:**
Tape a piece of thread to the bottom of an ornament and discreetly attach it to the back of someone's shirt. When they move away, it'll look like they're dragging a line of ornaments.
3. **Toothpaste-Filled Oreos:**
Carefully remove the cream from Oreo cookies and replace it with white toothpaste. Offer these "treats" to unsuspecting guests.
4. **Christmas Tree Deconstruction:**
Rearrange the ornaments on the Christmas tree when no one is looking. See how long it takes for someone to notice the festive chaos.
5. **Faux Snowball Fight:**
Craft fake snowballs using cotton balls or soft materials and initiate an impromptu indoor snowball fight. It's a mess-free way to add some winter fun.
6. **Grinchy Gift Wrap:**
Wrap a small, normal gift in layers of increasingly larger boxes, making the recipient think they're getting something huge. The suspense will be hilarious.
7. **Candy Cane Swap:**
Replace the contents of a candy cane wrapper with a vegetable stick, like a carrot. It'll be a sweet surprise with a twist.
8. **Invisible Ink Greetings:**
Write holiday messages or doodles with clear nail polish on bathroom mirrors. They'll only appear when someone takes a hot shower.
9. **Festive Keyboard Confusion:**
Gently rearrange the keys on a computer keyboard to spell out festive phrases or even a holiday song. It's a subtle prank for office parties.
10. **Santa Hat Switch:**
Collect Santa hats from attendees and redistribute them randomly. Watch the confusion as people try to find their own hat with a unique twist.
Remember to gauge the atmosphere of the party and ensure that the pranks remain light-hearted and in good spirits.
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