AIM Conversations: Random AOL Instant Messenger conversations.
Ala Realm: A collection of links leading to various pranks and joke sites.
Aladdin's Magic Genie Lamp: The "Blue Screen of Death" prank, disguised as an animation of a magic lamp.
Bartender Magic: Magic tricks and jokes to play on other people.
Bluebottle Plus: Visitors can send prank emails to their friends with details of fake airline bookings, online shopping or pest control visitations.
Bought Thought: Prank letters, angry record reviews and rants.
Crush 007: Trick a friend into detailing personal details and secret crushes.
Death By Laughter: Funny jokes, pictures, and quotes.
Find The Ginger: A test of the six degrees of separation theory.
Funny Email Network: Humorous email generator covering love, hate and things in between.
Funny Practical Jokes: Gags to amuse or torment friends, family and coworkers.
GetsNone.com: Features a customisable personals page to embarrass yourself or a friend.
GuessWhosFamous.com: Enables visitors to get themselves or their friends in the news by creating a fake story as published in popular e-magazine.
Humor of Penn and Steven: Jokes, AIM conversations, and humorous pictures.
iGotLooks-Warped Pictures: Upload pictures of your friends and warp them into different shapes. Then, email them to people you know.
IQ Test For Free: Spoof intelligence quiz, designed to be emailed to others.
Loony Letters: Archive of prank letters written to UK companies, and their replies.
Lumpy Porridge: Send email pranks, computer pranks, or learn practical jokes.
MailFool: Send e-mails which appear to be from someone else. A responsible prank e-mail system.
Monkey Doo: Assorted pranks and ideas.
Mooning of Amtrak Trains: Information on the annual Mooning of Amtrak Trains in Southern California.
NervousRat: Features prank calls, funny original videos, nasty humor for download and to be sent as greeting cards.
One Hundred Things to Do in an Elevator: Numerous suggestions of pranks to pull in an elevator with other people.
Original Pranksters Hangout: Site features original movie clips of pranks, a collection of funny videos, pictures and links to humor sites.
Phonebashing: Movies of pranks involving destruction of mobile phones of randomly selected people. Requires Quicktime.
Practical Jokes: A small collection of pranks and practical jokes.
Prank Mail: Send a prank email to your friends, from the email address of your choice.
PrankBot: Choose a prank, enter details about your friends, and PrankBot will play a practical joke on them.
Prankified: Visitors can share and discuss pranks, arrange into categories and rated for effectiveness.
Project Gaidaros: Follow college boys through their quest to prank New York City.
Purity Trick: Send a purity test to a friend, and discover their answers.
ReachMe.us: Email rejection service to enable users to give annoying or irritating people the brush-off while avoiding embarrassment.
Riot: High school students film themselves doing crazy pranks and stunts.
Rossford's Pranksters: Pranks executed by teens in the town of Rossford.
S.E.P Anonymous Email: Contains the option to send fake emails, hoaxes, anonymous emails, and receive replies to it.
Sign Stealers: Videos of a group of people who enjoy liberating street signs from their surroundings, plus a gallery of funny and disturbing signs.
Spooked: An innocent looking video that makes the viewer jump right at the very end.
StrangeReports.com: Play pranks on friends and coworkers with fake news reports.
T-ClassMates: Claims to be able to retrieve school photographs from all over the world.
The Center 2000: Online pranks and funny pictures. Also includes a webring.
The Farts: Offers stories, techniques, and sound files. Includes a message board. [English, Japanese]
The Phreaky 4's IM Abuse Page: Random AOL Instant Messenger users get pranked by the creator of this site. Read the conversations and have a good laugh.
The Prank Institute: Ideas for pranks, practical jokes, and mischief.
The Trouble Makers Guide to School: A collection of one hundred pranks aimed at school pupils.
Tin Foil Cubicle Office Prank: Detailed photographs of a prank involving a lot of tin foil.
Wally's Wide World of Pranks: A large collection of pranks for school, office, home, dorm or everyday life. Pranks are tested for usability. Samples and directions are included.
WebDemise.com: Visitors can send anonymous prank mails either written themselves or by using a template.
Who Dis?: Read prank conversations over AOL Instant Messenger.