Prank Postcards
By Prank-O, Awkward Family Photos
From the people who brought you Awkward Family Photos and Prank Packs come 35 wildly funny prank postcards that you never knew you needed.
Confuse and amuse your friends and family with these absurd-yet-realistic advertisements, announcements, and holiday cards. There’s a postcard for almost any occasion, from baby showers to retirement parties, that will make your loved ones scratch their head before exploding with laughter. Though the scenarios are fake, the photos are absolutely real—straight from the Awkward Family Photos stockpile. Just add a stamp to send them, display them proudly in your home, or sneak them onto someone’s wall for a guaranteed grin. These prank postcards are so ridiculous they’re hilarious.
Details & Purchase
Paperback
- Price: $14.99
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 4
- ISBN: 9781524851514
- Publish Date: 9/10/2019
- Pages: 74
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About the Author
Prank-O is dedicated to bringing a little deception and a lot of laughs to the gift-giving experience. After all, there is no greater gift than laughter . . . except for one of those remote control quadcopter things.
Awkward Family Photos was launched by Mike Bender and Doug Chernack in April 2009, with the mission of celebrating those uncomfortable family moments we all share and encouraging people to laugh at themselves. The hit website has received millions of visits, drawn submissions from families around the world, sold nearly half a million books and calendars, and earned archival status at the Library of Congress as an important cultural artifact. See more awkwardness at AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.
Awkward Family Photos was launched by Mike Bender and Doug Chernack in April 2009, with the mission of celebrating those uncomfortable family moments we all share and encouraging people to laugh at themselves. The hit website has received millions of visits, drawn submissions from families around the world, sold nearly half a million books and calendars, and earned archival status at the Library of Congress as an important cultural artifact. See more awkwardness at AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.
