Yes....?

Sounds like a typical dumb teenage answer for things, and I should know as I'm also a teenager.

Your definition of something amazing is actually something that is pointless and grants you three seconds of enjoyment.

Well I was being sarcastic about that answer.I would go skydiving but I am afraid of heights.

And is one of the oldest pranks in the book, right alongside refrigerator prank calls.

If you want to do pranks or whatever ding dong ditch is a weak choice anyways.

Well DIng Dong Ditching is just an example of things I just felt like doing. (And none my my ideas should get me arrested unless Walmart takes the intercom thing as a crime.)

I think that a prank feels more satisfying if you can witness the reaction of the people in being polite or frustrated.

So for example grab your cell phone. Walk straight up to an unsuspecting person and just pretend your are talking you someone while giving details about what the random person looks like.

Get a bluetooth and ask some really generic questions a few times like the other person can't hear you. When the pedestrian answers you, you get all confused and make it an awkward moment for them.

Or lastly grab a suitcase and walk up to random people asking if "they are the on you need to meet", when they get confused tell them that they match the identity of the other person.

Like I said I find it more enjoyable to be able to witness the random person's politeness, frustration, and confusion.

Idle hands are the devil's workshop.

Go do something useful.

How about instead of pranking you take up a sport, art, get a job, or do something productive?

Clingfilm + Toilet = Win.

Why do you find it nescessary to bother people when they are just doing their best to get through their workday?

That's how you're going to spice up your life?

As a teenager, I must say that's awful silly, and I hope you get into legal trouble because of your antics. Seriously. Its not productive for you personally, and its just annoying for everybody else. Read some philosophy, sit down and think, decide what you want to do with your life. When you turn 18, you're let free. Then you go to college. Then you're let free again. You earn your own money, pay for your own food, pay your own rent, and are your own person. You can go where you want. Of course, you've got to work to be able to afford to do the stuff you want (you'll always be doing the things you want if you find a job you enjoy). Point is, life doesn't end at 18, it doesn't begin, either. Its the point where you are really cut loose and aloud to be your own person. Unless of course you spend your highschool years playing pranks, convinced you will be a slave to the system when you turn 18, and then actually become a slave of the system because you didn't work hard enough to escape it.

I'd suggest something more fun and less legal, personally. Do it before you're 18 so you can get a clean record into advlthood.

I got asked out on a date one time because I was playing ding-dong ditch. Sort of knew the girl that lived there in passing, my friend dared me to do it, after I did it a couple times (if the lights go out you gotta do it again) my friend told me 'you know her dad is a cop' oh now you tell me. Thanks bud.
Somehow she knew it was me, so it was actually sort of a good ice breaker since she came up to talk to me about it.