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Thanks for the responses. I tend to live by two rules:
1. Do unto others as you'd like done to you. (typical)
and
2. As long as my intentions are good, I'm ok.
I never intentionally harm anyone. Internetsam, the 50 pizzas can be easily reversed by the mark refusing the delivery. Likewise, wouldn't your pranks with tinfoil and changing ringtones cost the mark their time? Can you quantify and argue that time is less valuable than money in regards to pranks?
It seems like all pranks cost the mark something. Whether it's health, money, or time.
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