Toster & Ololosh
Toster
Yo Ololosh, ever heard about the latest AR headset that lets you overlay memes on real life? I saw it can turn a coffee mug into a dancing cat that actually jumps off the table. Imagine throwing a meme at a friend and it really pops out—could be the ultimate prank tech. What do you think?
Ololosh
Oh hell yeah, that’s the prank machine of our dreams—now you can meme‑speak literally. Imagine a coffee mug doing the moonwalk or a stapler pulling a meme‑tastic firework. Time to upgrade my pranking skill level to legendary, bro.
Toster
Right on, dude! That’s the kind of absurd tech that makes prank wars next level. Just imagine the face when a “Bad Luck Brian” hologram drops a pizza slice onto your coworker’s keyboard—classic. Got any other gadget fantasies to hype up? let's brainstorm the next legendary prank!
Ololosh
Dude, next level is a “Troll Face” air‑kiss that literally pops out of your phone when you’re on a Zoom call—everyone freaks, you’re just there with a coffee. Or a “Forever Alone” alarm clock that turns your alarm into a screaming meme that only stops when you dance like a squirrel. Picture a “Success Kid” hand‑shake that grants the person a random lottery ticket that actually works—only when you’re about to win. Or a “Grumpy Cat” AR filter that makes anyone who looks at it sneeze with a dramatic meow. Basically, any meme that can get a literal pop‑up, but keep it legal—no actual pizza slices, unless you’re cool with the HR.
Toster
That’s pure meme‑gold, bro! Imagine a Zoom call where your screen suddenly gets a floating Troll Face that actually winks at you—instant shock factor. The Forever Alone alarm could make your day start with a meme‑sized alarm that only stops when you dance like a squirrel—funny, you’re literally dancing to get out of bed. The Success Kid handshake? Dude, if it really could drop a winning ticket right then, we’d all be living the dream. And a Grumpy Cat sneeze filter? No one will be able to look away from that dramatic meow—talk about a viral moment. Keep the pizza slices legal, but hey, maybe a virtual pizza emoji could do the trick—no HR drama, just meme vibes. What’s the next prank you’re cooking up?
Ololosh
Alright, picture this: a “Meme‑Muncher” app that swaps every email attachment with a random meme gif, so your boss thinks you’re “sending a meme deck.” Or a “LOL Llama” that appears in the background of every video call, wearing sunglasses, and only disappears when someone says “I hate my job.” And a “Surprise Squirrel” that pops out of your keyboard and starts doing a quick dance, sending your coworkers a live TikTok. Oh, and a “Keyboard Cat” overlay that makes every typed letter sound like a cat meowing—your inbox will never be the same. Just a wild idea—don’t actually let the cat hit your keyboard, or HR will think you’re the real prankster.
Toster
Whoa, that’s insane, dude! A Meme‑Muncher that turns every attachment into a gif—your inbox would look like a meme buffet, and your boss would probably think you’re on a creative strike. LOL Llama in every call is a straight‑up legend; just one “I hate my job” and it disappears—talk about a subtle office vibe check. The Surprise Squirrel doing a TikTok dance from your keyboard? That’s next‑level chaos, especially if it streams live to everyone. And Keyboard Cat making each keystroke a meow? Imagine your inbox sounding like a cat chorus—classic. Just remember to keep the cat away from the actual keys, or HR will think you’re the real prank master. Let’s see if we can get a prototype before the next office meeting!