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This one works best if you work in a large organisation like the NHS. send around an envelope containing a petri dish , a denture cleaning tablet and instructions. Say that some of the buildings have been found to contain toxic chemicals in the construction materials. Get them to put some water in the dish and place the tablet in the water. If nothing happens it is safe. If it fizzes then the air contains toxins, evacuate immediatly!
Send around a memo saying that overnight they are going to blow the static through the phones. Get them to tie a plastic bag to the phone mouthpiece then when everyone has gone home, fill the bags with fluff or pocket lint.
Tape down the reciever button on somebodies phone, then ring them.
Here's one that worked well about 20 years ago. Seed the rumour that in order to avoid confusion with the medical profession, in future podiatrists will have to wear brown coats with the word 'chiropodist' printed on the back. It's interesting to see how far and fast the rumour travels. It certainly drives some people insane!