Re: A silly, but funny prank I'm going to do to my friends
I like it for a few reasons.
1. It's going to showcase who actually trusts you enough to believe the best of you and who's going to assume the worst of you. Will all of them just assume you didn't do the work you were entrusted to do? Only that prank will tell.
2. It'll showcase how many of them want to place the blame on you when it seems the chips are down, if in fact what you say is true and they're just going to string you and make you do practically all the work. At the end the teacher will have to at the very least grudgingly respect you because they tried to make it seem like you didn't do anything when in fact you did.
3. It'll teach them, if in fact they're teachable, that they shouldn't just assume.
Now, here's where things might get dicy. If you're trying to do it to make yourself look like a bleeding hero? Just knock it off before you even begin. That's gonna backfire on you real quick. I like the idea in the manner you described it, but don't make it one about either glory or entirely based on revenge. Think it through real carefully and try to play it out as you described it, nothing more, nothing less.
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