Pull a prank, a website that answers *ANYTHING* you ask
Tue, 21st April 2009 - 12:38 AM   |   3564 views   |  comments

Pull a prank. Mesmerize (yeah!) your friend, colleague, or anybody you wanna make fool of today!
Here's how:

Prank statement: There's a website called PeterAnswers.com and it will answer anything you will ask it. And that too absolutely Correctly!

Steps:

1. Fetch a friend
2. Goto: http://peteranswers.com
3. Ask your friend what he would like to ask "Peter".
4. Start typing in the "Insert petition box" -- okay, the trick is that you will first punch-in a full-stop (.) in the start and then you will type the "real" answer here. However on the website it will display "Peter, please answer" (instead of what you are typing). That's to fool your friend ofcourse
5. Now, punch in period (.) again once you are done typing in the answer.
6. Then type in the question in the other box and end it with ?
7. Enjoy.

Check this video out for a demonstration on what to do:

P.S. It's kinda an old prank now, but whatever it sure still works like a charm. Sssshhh...

Some tips:

• When you're typing in the petition box, it helps to NOT look at the screen, because it can throw you off and make you forget what you're typing. Instead, look down as you type the answer. Only look up after you've typed the period to check how much of the query is finished.
• Peter is only as accurate as you are, so if you enter a typo, Peter will answer with a typo, and people will get suspicious pretty quickly. If you think you made a mistake, you can backspace and start again at any point. If you delete all of what you entered, remember to enter a period again to signal to Peter that you're entering the answer. But, deleting everything you entered is not a good idea because people will wonder why you're erasing a perfectly good petition.
• If you're typing a short answer, you can save time by completing only the shorter petition phrase (Peter, please answer:).
• You can also tell your viewers to stare at the screen so that they can correct any spelling errors that you might make.

(Tips and video source: http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Peter-Answers)