Prank Call Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Experience the humor and confusion of a classic prank call. This design features a split-screen of Mildred Monday in two places at once—at home and at a payphone in New Zealand. Perfect for fans of prank calls, this artwork captures the surreal and hilarious moment with the phrases 'I'm Mildred Monday' and 'NO, YOU'RE NOT!' Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the pranking world, this design is sure to bring a smile to your face. Inspired by the comedic style of Phone Losers of America.

Description: "What's your number" has never had a better answer - "never gonna give you up" by rick astley!

Description: Funny “Trigger calling…” style graphic featuring a quirky wooden character with big eyes and action buttons. Perfect for gamers, meme lovers, and anyone who loves dark tech humor.

Description: Now all your tailgaters can hear "never gonna give you up" by rick astley!

Description: Beloved Irish cousin of Carvel's Ice Cream Cake space alien Cookie Puss, also from the planet Birthday, in offset screenprint. A certain Beastie Brooklyn Hip Hop trio also name dropped Cookie O'Puss in their debut track / prank call single "Cookie Puss" in 1983.

Description: go ahead call hr

Description: Beloved Carvel Ice Cream Cake space alien from the planet Birthday in offset screenprint. A certain Brooklyn Hip Hop trio named their debut track / prank call after him in 1983, and the center of a famous bit on the Howard Stern Show when Fred Norris gifted one to his mother. It was also The Rock's name for CM Punk in WWE. The shirt color you pick is the flavor.

Description: Prank Call Pumpkin

Description: John Pork is Calling - Funny Internet Pork Meme

Description: Jerky Boys

Description: The best prank call fake name?

Description: It's another of Yati's creations for the PLA.

Description: SCAMMED TEES AVAILABLE

Description: A logo for The Snow Plow Show prank phone call podcast.

Description: It's a 1991 vintage design, sizzlechest!

Description: And there's even a phone dial in the middle. An old one! I think from another country even. Brad designed this logo in the early days of SPS.