Archive for November, 2008
Monday, November 24th, 2008
All sorts of things have homes -- snails, snakes, groundhogs, weasels,
Japanese beetles, even marks. One vengeful way of getting even with a mark is
to destroy the moat to the castle of his/her home. The idea is to hit close to
home, for both physical and the psychological destruction involved.
One ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
Suppose you are staying at a hotel and get into a bad beef over the poor
quality of the meal you get in their restaurant. After trying to be
reasonable, here is how Ralph Charell, a champion-class advocate for the little
guy, handled it. Seeing absolutely no satisfaction and no end of ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
In many cities independent business people have set up a personal service
whose employees make house calls. These paid friends come in all sexes and meet
all tastes. It might be fun to invite one of these hedonistic harlots to
"your" house. Use the mark's name and a neighbour’s address. Try to ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
An activist can have fun on the roadway, too. Can you imagine the damage
possible if one were to substitute a road sign that read, GROSS WEIGHT 15 TONS,
for the original sign on a bridge that read GROSS LOAD 5 TONS? One protesting
employee did this at his employer's Ohio plant ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
Contrary to popular belief, some people -- usually the creepy ones you
want for this stunt -- do call names and numbers found in bar restrooms.
Harvey Rankin and Festerwald Ray proved this premise in their study SCRAWL ON
THE WALL. What you learn from them is that you should write you ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
A serious dirty trickster should have a supply of ammonium sulphide. This
liquid is loads cheaper to buy than milk, booze, or gasoline. It smells so
awful that no one, not even the most terminal of coke sniffers, can stand to be
around it once it has been brought into play. It ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
Ever have a garage sale? Ever been to one? They're incredible, and they
seem to bring out the most in worst people. Even I, a thick-skinned, terminal
misanthrope, was awed at the gall of some people who demand to see your entire
house or who pound on your door at 6:00 A.M. ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
Forgery is a fine art form, very useful to the trickster. During World
War II, for example, the British Security Coordination often forged
letterheads, documents, and official cables to thwart Hitler's efforts in the
early dark days of 1939 through 1941. Some of their efforts were spectacular,
especially in South America, working covertly ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
Trickster Aynesworth Belin is thrilled with the recent introduction of the
super-foam products. These are urethane-and-resin compounds, usually in a
spray can, which billow out and expand into a mass at least thirty times the
original volume. They harden quickly, often within five minutes. Another
version is a two-part liquid that when mixed ...
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Monday, November 24th, 2008
Now that the feds have outlawed fireworks, you'd better save all the M80s
you can find. Extremely versatile devices, M80s are excellent propellants for
other substances. For example, this stunt started out as a dorm prank at
Clapper Packer University but soon escalated into more deadly sport, which went
like this. Put some ...
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