uni-looneyness

With April 1st a few days away, I was wondering if anyone had any good April
Fool’s or “practical joke” unicycling anecdotes to share.

I wasn’t riding last year, so I don’t have a unicycling one, but here is the
prank that my wife and daughters played on me: they took a half dozen Oreo
cookies apart, removed the creamy white filling, and replaced it with
toothpaste.

Guess what I had for breakfast that morning :stuck_out_tongue:

-Rick

RE: uni-looneyness

> the prank that my wife and daughters played on me: they took a half dozen Oreo
> cookies apart, removed the creamy white filling, and replaced it with
> toothpaste.
>
> Guess what I had for breakfast that morning :stuck_out_tongue:

The moral of the story of course: Don’t eat Oreos for breakfast! (especially
after drinking orange juice)

jf

Re: uni-looneyness

>> they took a half dozen Oreo cookies apart, removed the creamy white
filling, and replaced it with
>toothpaste. Guess what I had for breakfast that morning -Rick
>
>
Wow, cookies and clean teeth at the same time!

Oreo cookies for breakfast? hmmmmm

Re: uni-looneyness

Uni prank: reverse someone’s wheel. This could result in a pedal working loose,
eventually. HA HA! (This could be dangerous, so I don’t recommend it).
Suggestion for a retaliatory prank to the toothpaste-filling oreo cookie prank.
You will need to convince your wife and daughter that you are suffering from
FLUORIDE TOXICITY; symptoms include neurological abnormalities, gastrointestinal
pain, and muscular fibrillation. Daily absorbion of 10-80 mg of flouride (that
would be like eating half a tube of toothpaste every day) over a period of years
can lead to a condition called “crippling skeletal fluorosis”, in which
excessive calcification of bone results in stiffening of ligaments and fusion of
joints. (Hey! I think I have this!) Anyway, after a pretend visit to the doctor
with the dire diagnosis, you can show them the warning label that now appears on
all tubes of fluoridated toothpaste: “If you accidently swallow more than used
for brushing, seek professional help or CONTACT A POISON CONTROL CENTER
IMMEDIATELY.”


Ted Howe UC Davis Medical Center Toxicology and Drug Analysis Lab
TedLHowe@compuserve.com

Re: uni-looneyness

Foss, JohnX wrote in message
<99BAA0EF4B10D211AC4000A0C95BF940017AF8C8@fmsmsx45.fm.intel.com>…

***snip***

>The moral of the story of course: Don’t eat Oreos for breakfast! (especially
>after drinking orange juice)

And if RICK gives them to you....

&lt;g