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Softies pranking Softies: A step-by-step video for pranking co-workers

Posted By: Dan Fernandez | Apr 1st @ 7:39 AM | 41,100 Views | 4 Comments

Here at Microsoft, we like to have a little bit of fun, so a couple of months ago, Scott Stabbert built a VB.NET application to prank his co-worker, Xander. Watch and learn how Scott did it and download the project code to prank your own friends.

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Scottsta
Angry Coder

Need to add that the first guy to walk in on Xander when he came back for more was my boss. The 2nd guy was my bosses boss, our group program manager....
Busted!

Spent some time today talking to my programming class at Heritage Homeschool Cooperative about putting some HUMOR into Error Messages... Developers need to LOOSEN UP! Smiley

tanliyoung

Hooo, that is really horrible pic and sound, naughty boy~

Xander
I am Skyrien.

Scott... if only you knew what's in store for you... one mustn't speak so haughtily, lest they attract the attention of knarp gods...

ZippyV
Fired Up

Only 1 guy busted?

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