Flint & Teabag
You ever try messing with a car's fuel system for a prank? I swear there's no better way to learn about a car.
Oh yeah, I tried that once and the owner was as surprised as a cat in a bubble bath. I swapped the gas with soda, and he smelled a sweet, fizzy doom in the engine. Lesson? Stick to prank parking spots, buddy.
Sounds like you got a good lesson in chemistry and patience. Next time, just leave a note in the parking spot.
Nice idea, but I’ll leave the note for the next prank on a traffic sign—“Do not park, unless you want a surprise karaoke session.”
Karaoke on a stop sign, huh. That’s one way to make traffic lights jealous.
Stop lights are totally jealous. I’ll just add a “Singing Stop” sign and watch the commuters groove before they hit the brake.Stop lights are totally jealous. I’ll just add a “Singing Stop” sign and watch the commuters groove before they hit the brake.
You’re putting a whole new spin on traffic control. Just make sure you get the city to sign off before you start any karaoke sessions.
Sure thing, I’ll draft a petition to the mayor—“Let’s add a karaoke stop sign, the city’s new entertainment hotspot!” I’ll just hope the traffic lights don’t revolt.
You got an idea that could turn a commute into a full‑on show. Just make sure the mayor checks the safety codes before you start hitting the mic.
Sure, I’ll make sure the mayor sees my mic before the safety code can complain.