During ground school class on aircraft electrical systems (back in the days when overhead projectors were used) my friend and I rigged up a rope that went completely around the table the projector was on and tied it to each side of the projector so we could, by using the rope concealed under the edge of the table, move the projector from side to side. Room was dark, which helped. The instructor projected the electrical system image on a white board and used flourescent chalk to make marks indicating when certain cicuits opened and closed. While he was talking to us with his back to the board, my friend and I would carefully move the projector so the image would show completely different circuits over his flourescent marks. We really had him puzzled, in fact apologizing to us for his mistakes, but we carried it a little too far and he figured out what was going on. The whole class exploded in laughter and he took us all to coffee. We still laugh about it.
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