Anybody ever go "car fishing" as a kid?

Nah, we used to sell fake crack when we were kids.

Why not just throw the shoe at the car?

We just left homemade explosives on friends' front porches.

No, but when I was a kid the 210 loop in Lake Charles was being built right across the street from me. My friends and I would climb up on the huge piles of dirt and throw clumps of dirt at the passing cars. A couple of people tried to chase us but that was our playground they had no chance of catching us.

When I was in middle school we would go in public places with BC headache powder and act like it was coke. Would pretend to snort it and people would freak out

We used to get an old purse and fill it with dog shite, put some tissues over it and place an old wallet on top. We would take a 5 dollar bill and cut the corner off of it and tape it to the wallet to make it look legit.

We would place the purse in plain view on a busy intersection and hide nearby and watch what would happen. I can't imagine the emotions finders would experience from thinking they hit the jackpot to getting a car full of shite when they emptied the purse in their car.

We were real dicks but at least we weren't robbing and vandalizing.

Good times.

A few times as bored teenagers we would set up a suitcase on the side of the road and hide in the woods with string attached.
Pretty uneventful, but we found it funny when the drunk guy would climb out of the car and realize that it was a joke.

We used to go out at night and wait for a car to approach. One person in the group would start riding a bike in the direction of the car. The rest of us would run out of the woods, pretend to knock the kid off the bike, act like we were hitting/kicking him and then run back in the woods before the car got there. Very few people would stop to ask if the kid was okay.

For three days in a row, we built a makeshift barricade of trees in the street. When the school bus from the other school drove by, the plan was that the bus would stop and we'd hit it with a barrage of pine cones. The plan worked great on Day One. Day Two, the bus slowed down and carefully drove over the barricade. Day Three, the bus driver gunned the bus before he came around the curve and blasted the barricade.

Never heard of that. When I was a kid we did the suitcase. Apparently cats don't like enclosed things. We caught a cat and put it in a suitcase and put it on the side of the road like it fell off a vehicle. We hid in the bushes and didn't have to wait long as about that time a car full of people (I won't say color) stopped and one got out, picked up the suitcase, and got back in the car and took off. The car didn't get the length of a city block before it started swerving and rocking. I know we saw the cat do at least two laps. I've never seen people get out of a car so fast.