Prank Tank Tops
Description: Someone is watching from the other side. This amazing trompe l'oeil design creates the surreal and creepy optical illusion of a mystical eye peeking through a cracked hole in your shirt. It's a cool, surreal, and slightly unsettling piece of art that is sure to turn heads and start conversations.
Description: Sorry I Slept With Your Best Friend dark humor design. Sarcastic best friend joke. Funny prank gift for friends with edgy humor.
Sorry I Slept With Your Best Friend Dark Humor Sarcastic Friend Prank Tank Top
by Funny Animal Kings
$21
Description: Hardcore punk label formed in 1995 by former WEGL 91.1 FM radio DJ, Maximum Rock & Roll columnist and reviewer, former 924 Gilman Street booker and long time Mordam Records employee Ken Sanderson. Modeling the label after classic 1980's punk labels like Pusmort and Over The Top Records, the label focuses not only on its local San Francisco Bay Area punk scene, but also bands from the owner's native Southeast and additional points around the globe.
Description: Master the ultimate workplace martial art with this hilarious "I'm prolific in Bullshitsu" text design. Featuring a raw, minimalist aesthetic, this sharp typography graphic is the definitive anthem for anyone navigating endless corporate meetings, buzzwords, and office politics. It makes a legendary, sarcastic secret Santa or leaving gift for coworkers, managers, and remote workers who survive the 9-to-5 through pure wit. Available on comfortable t-shirts, office mugs, hoodies, and laptop stickers to keep your corporate survival skills on full display.
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.
