Iceman & Prankster
Prankster
Hey Iceman, imagine the most precise, perfectly timed ice trap you could build that would make someone think they’re frozen solid, but actually just a giant prank that ends in a laugh—care to calculate the optimal timing?
Iceman
Sure, here’s a plan: use a 10‑inch thick, clear sheet of ice that looks solid, place it over a shallow pit filled with water and a hidden spring that releases a cushion of foam at exactly 3:15. The victim sees the ice, steps on it, thinks they’re trapped, and then the cushion lifts them in a quick, harmless jump—surprise and laughter in perfect sync.
Prankster
Nice plan, but watch those edges—maybe add a squeaky sound so the victim’s surprised scream turns into a laugh, not a groan.
Iceman
Add a hidden speaker that plays a sharp squeak exactly as the foam cushion lifts. The sudden noise breaks the tension, flips the scream into a laugh, and keeps the prank clean.