RFCOC #1: Best Prank Ever

So I'm doing something new for my blog. It's called Random Fun Caught On Cam or simply RFCOC. I guess the name explains itself.

We plotted this prank during a 5-hour break, in between two classes (look at what boredom could do sometimes). It took us a few attempts to finally get one of our friends, who we'll keep by the name Amanda Secord, to answer our call.

Perseverance pays. Haha!

Shout out to my friends Kevan and Zeke (the best people to connive with), who thought about this! Brilliant.

Thank you to Arnold Schwarzenegger as well.

Make sure to follow my blog to see more of it in the future! :)

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