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Cheeky Thanksgiving pranks

Thanksgiving is a time filled with food, family and festivities. As we gather around to eat a large bird that may or may not even taste good, we think of our loved ones — and how they could use a little joy this season. These are the perfect pranks that are sure to put a smile on their face — or get rid of their joyous grin.
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Fixing the pumpkin pie

It’s time for a change — the age-old mix of pumpkin pie isn’t working for us anymore. With winter coming, the cold is becoming too much to bear. What you need is some extra ingredients to really heat things up! Be sure not to skimp out on the crucial spices such as cayenne and red chili powder — use every single available spice on the grocery store rack. But don’t just stop at the ingredients! Improve your presentation by finishing the pie with a blast from your flamethrower after setting it down on the table!

 

Revamping the family heirloom

The old china vase that has been in the family for generations is looking in dire need of an update. A new coat of paint should do the trick — maybe in a festive red with glitter for the holiday season. Bonus points if you regift the vase to your parents and the red hue matches their faces when they  see you’ve turned a priceless artifact into an extra-credit art project. The more hideous the better, just like one of those holiday sweaters you’ve been given — ‘tis the season.

 

 

Cursing the wishbone

The wishbone can be one of the most special parts of Thanksgiving, even though the wishes usually don’t come true. Why not make this year special? By simply making a few deals with a dark entity you can make anyone’s wish come true, no matter how outlandish! Wish for your siblings to disappear or for the world’s economy to collapse. Who cares if the devil gets to keep your soul — chances are you already lost it after being in school for a few months.

 

Turkey stuffing surprise

Let’s be real — you’ve never enjoyed stuffing; we’ve never enjoyed stuffing. What’s the point if they don’t even stuff the turkey with it? Well fear not, because we at Cheeky have found a use for nobody’s favorite side dish. Simply stuff the stuffing into a pillow and call it a night. Whatever third cousin ends up sleeping on it that night will enjoy a squishy surprise and most definitely won’t need a midnight snack.

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Rahima Baluch
Rahima Baluch, Web-Editor-in-Chief
Senior Rahima Baluch is Nordic’s resident Web-Editor-in-Chief for the 2019-2020 school year. Her goal is to expand Nordic's reach through the use of social media and the Nordic News website. She aims to provide readers with relevant content at a consistent pace, both in print and on the web. Outside of Nordic, she can be found as the Vice President of Inglemoor's Black Student Union and a tutor at the Bothell Library.
Gabe Kramer
Gabe Kramer, Reporter
Senior Gabe Kramer is a reporter of Nordic News for the 2019-2020 school year. His goal is to make Nordic News more appealing to the average student by writing interesting articles on what Inglemoor students should know. He also plans to make the Cheeky section of Nordic News better than it’s ever been with his unique sense of humor. Outside of Nordic, he can be found making jokes with his friends or studying. At home, he spends his time writing fiction, teaching himself to draw, and painting miniature models.

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