pic: New IRI Prank

[JaneYoung]

Originally Posted by Pavan

You can't forget Ed's car keys. Without those this prank would never have been possible.

Ed? *ears perk up* Ed who? Ed *I am a mischief maker and live for trouble at IRI* Patterson? That Ed?
tsk tsk tsk

[Arefin Bari]

Next year it will be a totally different and a new prank on a different team.

[wendymom]

Originally Posted by Arefin Bari

There were quite a few people who donated to get these 2 rolls. They aren't cheap, they were $60 bucks. I am going to try to remember everybody's name who donated.

1) Andrew Morrison
2) The other 71 Driver
3) Chris Noble
4) David Ellich
5) Brian Camp

I think I am forgetting couple people.

Now here is where the prank came from. I was talking to Jerry Budd about starting a new tradition for IRI... hence the IRI Prank. I went over to Chris Fultz and asked for his permission. He never gave me approval but at the same time he said, "I didn't say you can't do it." We love team 45 and about 10 of us were involved in this. It was all in good fun with no harm to anyone. I just wish Andy could see the trailer before the kids took the wrap off. It was 45's turn the first year... I got a whole year to think of a new prank and a perfect group to recruit.

Are:

Ya know the piggies are always up for a little fun! Cant believe you didn't recruit any of us.

[GaryVoshol]

Originally Posted by Richard

Just like in the classic Western movies, the villain is the guy in the black hat.

Never mind that we can't see his face -- we all know who he is.

Cough ... 461 ... cough.
Cough ... field supervisor ... cough.

There were far more people out there "helping" than those few viewable in the photo. And don't be misled by the "innocent bystander" seen taking another picture from a different angle.

[Pavan Dave]

Originally Posted by GaryV1188

There were far more people out there "helping" than those few viewable in the photo. And don't be misled by the "innocent bystander" seen taking another picture from a different angle.

There were about 10 people that actually wrapped and a few more that stood on the side, laughed, [possibly signed], and enjoyed!