What could you do with these items?

• 1 Box 3" Concrete Anchors
• 1 Box 1-5/8" Wood Screws
• 1 Box 3" Wood Screws
• 1 Box 1" Nails
• 12 2" Angle Brackets
• 1 Roll Duct Tape
• 1 Roll Double-Sided Tape
• 1 Roll Fishing Line
• 1 Pound Magic Pixi Dust
• 7 12' 2x4
• 2 Box Ceiling Tiles
• 1 Roll of Carpet
• 1 Quart White Paint
• 1 Quart Spackle

Sounds like taffy! But, that's me.
A group of Brandeis students waited until their (alleged) pal, Miller, went away, then took the opportunity to turn his living quarters upside-down.

That means everything -- bed, chair, workstation, pictures, lamps, closet, ceiling tiles, even his underpants. See the amazing, disorienting montage of the work in progress and the newly-dubbed "relliM's" reaction, presented in a Flash video by Light Side Up Productions. Kudos to the crew.

Watch:Operation relliM
Pranking Brandeis University students turn the room of a friend upside-down, literally, in a fine practical joke. Photo courtesy Alex Asen / Light Side Up Productions. Upside-Down Prank What could you do with these items?

• 1 Box 3" Concrete Anchors
• 1 Box 1-5/8" Wood Screws
• 1 Box 3" Wood Screws
• 1 Box 1" Nails
• 12 2" Angle Brackets
• 1 Roll Duct Tape
• 1 Roll Double-Sided Tape
• 1 Roll Fishing Line
• 1 Pound Magic Pixi Dust
• 7 12' 2x4
• 2 Box Ceiling Tiles
• 1 Roll of Carpet
• 1 Quart White Paint
• 1 Quart Spackle

Sounds like taffy! But, that's me.
A group of Brandeis students waited until their (alleged) pal, Miller, went away, then took the opportunity to turn his living quarters upside-down. That means everything -- bed, chair, workstation, pictures, lamps, closet, ceiling tiles, even his underpants.

See the amazing, disorienting montage of the work in progress and the newly-dubbed "relliM's" reaction, presented in a Flash video by Light Side Up Productions. Kudos to the crew.

Watch:Operation relliM