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    1. #1
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      8,800 Pennies Prank

      awesome



      http://www.break.com/pranks/8800-penny-prank.html


    2. #2
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      I can see why someone would not want to take the pennies.
      I do see the humor in it.

      If I was the one working behind the counter I'd tell the kid he has to count them out for me. If anyone else came in, or the phone rang I'd make him wait and then come back to him. If he didn't finish by the end of the day they I'd hit him for another day's storage, since he'd have to come back the next day.
      We'd see who was laughing then.
      Jason Scheer

    3. #3
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      a friend and i once got a waitress at Pizza hut to quit by leaving 500 pennies as a tip.
      she had an attitude the whole time, and my friend had 500 pennies in his pocket.. so we piled it all up on the table on our way out.

    4. #4
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      I thought it was hilarious. I agree with jason though. the kid would be counting it out for me.
      Trey

      "The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
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      1979 WS6 Trans Am stock LT1/T56 drive train out of my Formula. BMW M-parallel rims. C5/C6 brakes

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    5. #5
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      That is funny stuff. Some of these towing companies need this done a little more.

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by novaderrik View Post
      a friend and i once got a waitress at Pizza hut to quit by leaving 500 pennies as a tip.
      she had an attitude the whole time, and my friend had 500 pennies in his pocket.. so we piled it all up on the table on our way out.
      why in the hell did he have 500 pennies in his pocket?

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by thetoystore View Post
      why in the hell did he have 500 pennies in his pocket?

      X2

      I mean sometimes I save a good one liner for the opertune moment, but 500 pennies!

      I just about fell out of my chair laughing when the second cop car rolled in.

    8. #8
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      Seems like he deserved to get his car towed. 3 cop cars and 7 cops tied up for an hour over a stupid impound fee which he willing paid so probably deserved. What do you think the chnaces are of him getting towed by that company again every chance they get? Still funny.
      Greg
      1970 challenger convert-in process
      1970 barracuda-driver

    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by thetoystore View Post
      why in the hell did he have 500 pennies in his pocket?
      he was going to take it to the bank and cash it in to buy some smokes later. they were in a sandwich bag in his pocket.
      i bought the lunch at the Hut- with $1 bills, as it turned out- and he left the tip.

    10. #10
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      lol awesome
      -Ed Nelson

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    11. #11
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      It's been tried at the tow company i used to work at, we refused payment and won. The customer has to count out the money. It's on *them*. Asking the vendor to count out that money is billable time. A huge service fee can be charged. See the following legal precedent.
      link
      Tony Langlois
      1966 Corvair Monza

    12. #12
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      Quote Originally Posted by Andrew McBride View Post
      That is funny stuff. Some of these towing companies need this done a little more.
      They have such a racket going with the cops. They only accept cash, so if you don't have the money, they keep your car until you get paid again and by that time the fee goes up. Also, there is no refunding when your car is towed, even if you are found legitimately innocent.

      I got pulled over for speeding in feb of '08, and even though I had insurance and showed the card, the cop checked "no" for insurance. When they sent me a notice to provide proof of ins. they sent it to an old address. I never got it. So they suspended my license and I was arrested, my truck was impounded. The judge threw the case out and said I should never have been arrested or had my license suspended and even commended me for doing my homework (i got my suspension removed before my court date which was the very next afternoon).

      But I never got refunded for the $150 it cost to get my truck out. Bail and bond were refunded 100%.

      Mathius

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      Still cost the idiot $88 (cheapest tow on earth, btw.) Towing company FTW!
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    14. #14
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      I wonder if the wife will take the pennies over the c/c when she goes out to buy another purse. At least I will know why she will need another purse.
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    15. #15
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      I close the doors at 5... Better start countin...
      Colin
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    16. #16
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      Ok, back in college I was broke. I blew the rear in my 82 TA. So my girlfriend at the time lent me the money to get a junk yard rear, ~$300. The deal was I'd pay her back when I work after spring semester.

      Fast forward a few months, I catch her cheating on me. Ok, she's gone but I still have to pay her back, it's the right thing to do. So we empty out a beer ball (remember those?) and make a bank out of it. Over the semester we fill it with change. People who come over for parties bring change. It became a Save Ferris type deal.

      Anyhoo, at the end of the semester we counted the $$, took out the parkway tokens and extra money (that shocked us), and trash like bottle caps, and put the exact change back in the ball. I then delivered it. All she said was "ok, I deserve that'.

      Ah, revenge.
      Scott from NJ.

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    17. #17
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      Quote Originally Posted by Mathius View Post
      They have such a racket going with the cops. They only accept cash, so if you don't have the money, they keep your car until you get paid again and by that time the fee goes up. Also, there is no refunding when your car is towed, even if you are found legitimately innocent.

      I got pulled over for speeding in feb of '08, and even though I had insurance and showed the card, the cop checked "no" for insurance. When they sent me a notice to provide proof of ins. they sent it to an old address. I never got it. So they suspended my license and I was arrested, my truck was impounded. The judge threw the case out and said I should never have been arrested or had my license suspended and even commended me for doing my homework (i got my suspension removed before my court date which was the very next afternoon).

      But I never got refunded for the $150 it cost to get my truck out. Bail and bond were refunded 100%.

      Mathius
      Should have sued the city (you would have won).




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