Prank Call Hats

Description: Do you have Cxaxukluth in a can? Well you better let him out!

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: Cthulhu makes a prank call.

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: This design plays on a familiar and instantly recognizable phrase, turning it into a humorous and relatable meme. Inspired by everyday experiences and internet culture, it captures the humor in those unexpected messages everyone seems to get. A perfect blend of sarcasm, modern humor, and playful storytelling that stands out and gets attention.

Description: The not crusty bitter old dean being pranked called.

Description: John Pork is Calling - Funny Internet Pork Meme

Description: Moe's Tavern, man with two wolves inside him speaking

Description: Jerky Boys

Description: The best prank call fake name?

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

Description: Here's a Crimbus shirt that's for darker colored clothing options. Don't let us catch you wearing this one on a light pink shirt

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.