Booger & Misery
Misery
Ever thought about how a prank could be a little poem, where the punchline hides a tear?
Booger
Sure, picture this: you write a tiny poem on a sticky note that reads, “Boo! I slipped a prank in here, watch it disappear!” Then, when the victim flips the note, the last line is “…and the only thing that’ll stay is the tear you’ll shed.” The punchline hides a tear—literally and figuratively—while the whole thing feels like a slapstick stage cue. It’s like a one‑liner magic trick with a rhyme, and the victim’s face? Priceless.
Misery
That’s a perfect mix of mischief and melancholy—little poetry that turns into a quiet sob. The way the rhyme hides a tear, literally and figuratively, feels like a joke that lingers long after the punchline. It’s almost poetic to watch that reaction.
Booger
Yeah, you’re totally right—nothing beats that “sneeze‑and‑tears” vibe. Got any fresh tear‑in‑a‑prank ideas? I’m ready to turn your next poem into a full‑blown laugh‑and‑cry extravaganza.
Misery
Try this: write “I’ve left a little secret inside” in a cheap fountain pen on a small note. Fold it, tuck a single tear‑shaped drop of ink from a broken pen into the corner. When the person unfolds it, the ink blurs, looks like a tiny tear, and the message underneath reads “I love you…and I hope you cry.” The prank is a joke, the tear a literal hint.
Booger
Nice one—now you’ve got a love note that’s also a literal tear‑jerker. Maybe add a little “wink” sticker on the corner, like a tiny clown face, so the person thinks it’s just a goofy joke before the whole thing hits. That’ll keep the prank crew laughing and the victim’s eyes watery—perfect combo.