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Hannah.B.
I'm going to a youth retreat on the weekend with my youth group, me and my best friend wanna prank this guy there, any ideas?
My best friend is a guy, and will be sleeping in the same room as him.
My best friend is a guy, and will be sleeping in the same room as him.
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I can tell you the most memorable prank we ever did to a guy at youth camp!!
We waited until he was sleeping, then we just took his backpack and his duffel bag with all of his stuff and all of his clothes and hid them in one of the locked cars outside.
In the morning, of course the adults hustle us to get ready to get to the activities, and he was running around freaking out, and all he had was his boxer shorts that he slept in!!
He was going down the halls, having to talk to the adults, saying someone stole his stuff, and he looked so ridiculous in only underwear in front of everyone!!
I can tell you the most memorable prank we ever did to a guy at youth camp!!
We waited until he was sleeping, then we just took his backpack and his duffel bag with all of his stuff and all of his clothes and hid them in one of the locked cars outside.
In the morning, of course the adults hustle us to get ready to get to the activities, and he was running around freaking out, and all he had was his boxer shorts that he slept in!!
He was going down the halls, having to talk to the adults, saying someone stole his stuff, and he looked so ridiculous in only underwear in front of everyone!!
How do I know if I packed too much for a 2-night, 3-day camping trip?
Nicole Dut
I have a huge duffel bag full of the following: one pair of shoes, one pair of flip flops(we are going to be camping by the beach) two pairs of jeans, one pair of shorts, four shirts, one sweatshirt, two towels, two small bags of toiletries, my bible, two books, and undergarments.
It fills the bag to make it look huge. I dont want to look stupid cause Im going with my youth group but is that proper to bring that much stuff.
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You have enough stuff to last you 2 weeks. As has been mentioned, you will be leaving in 1 set of clothes. If you're leaving in the evening, then take a clean shirt and under clothes for the start of the next day.
Based on what you said about a duffel bag, I would assume that you will be on a heavy impact camp out. This means you will be camping close to your vehicle.
On a heavy impact camp out, you can take a little more than you would take backpacking. I still wouldn't take more than the 1 pair of pants that you start out with. Don't wear blue jeans. Wear a light weight, quick drying pair of pants. I like the style that un-zips just above the knees.
I always take shirts for every day I'm camping. I have the room and don't have to carry it far.
One towel is sufficient for a weekend. I have a small towel made from a material that absorbes water and dries quickly that was purchased at Academy.
You didn't say where you will be going, but living in Texas as I do, I can't imagine any place that would require a sweat shirt this time of year.
All you need for toiletries is a small tooth brush and paste. Leave the deoderant in the vehicle for the trip back home. It's a bear caller. You want to smell like a human to help scare them away.
Take your Bible.
Wear moisture wicking material under-garmets. Both for upper and lower body. Don't wear cotton as this material just soaks up water and doesn't dry quickly. This includes blue jeans. They are hotin the summer and cold in the winter, heavy and slow drying.
There are a lot of good check lists available on the internet. They are too long to list hear. Check the sources box for links.
You have enough stuff to last you 2 weeks. As has been mentioned, you will be leaving in 1 set of clothes. If you're leaving in the evening, then take a clean shirt and under clothes for the start of the next day.
Based on what you said about a duffel bag, I would assume that you will be on a heavy impact camp out. This means you will be camping close to your vehicle.
On a heavy impact camp out, you can take a little more than you would take backpacking. I still wouldn't take more than the 1 pair of pants that you start out with. Don't wear blue jeans. Wear a light weight, quick drying pair of pants. I like the style that un-zips just above the knees.
I always take shirts for every day I'm camping. I have the room and don't have to carry it far.
One towel is sufficient for a weekend. I have a small towel made from a material that absorbes water and dries quickly that was purchased at Academy.
You didn't say where you will be going, but living in Texas as I do, I can't imagine any place that would require a sweat shirt this time of year.
All you need for toiletries is a small tooth brush and paste. Leave the deoderant in the vehicle for the trip back home. It's a bear caller. You want to smell like a human to help scare them away.
Take your Bible.
Wear moisture wicking material under-garmets. Both for upper and lower body. Don't wear cotton as this material just soaks up water and doesn't dry quickly. This includes blue jeans. They are hotin the summer and cold in the winter, heavy and slow drying.
There are a lot of good check lists available on the internet. They are too long to list hear. Check the sources box for links.
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