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Palace of Pranks
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| − | [[Image:Palast der streiche.JPG|thumb|Palace of | + | [[Image:Palast der streiche.JPG|thumb|The inside of Palace of pranks]] |
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| − | + | '''Palace of Pranks''' is a novelty shop that appears in the episode, [[Pranks a Lot (Episode)|Pranks a Lot]]. It is owned by [[Frank]]. It can be inferred that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] is a frequent customer because he is well known by Frank. | |
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| − | *Gag Seanut Brittle | + | ==Merchandise== |
| − | *Joy Buzzers | + | Around the shop there are many prank items including: |
| − | *Exploding Chewing Gum - $9.95 | + | *[[Seanut Brittle|Gag Seanut Brittle]] - a reference to "Peanut Brittle". [[Patrick Star|Patrick]] assumes that there is real Seanut Brittle inside all of them. |
| − | *Fake Gag Dollar - $1.00 | + | *[[Joy Buzzers]] - Frank calls it "the Granddaddy of all Pranks." |
| − | *Whoopie Cushion - $1.00 | + | *Toy mouths that bite when wound up |
| − | *Fake Vomit - $1.00 | + | *Fake Tentacles |
| − | *Real Vomit - $1.00 | + | *[[Exploding Chewing Gum]] - $9.95 (blows head completely off) |
| − | *[[Invisible Spray]] - $1.00 ( | + | *Fake Gag Dollar - $1.00 (fools people into thinking you've got a real dollar) |
| + | *Whoopie Cushion - $1.00 (also shown in the episode [[Funny Pants (Episode)|Funny Pants]]) | ||
| + | *Fake Vomit - $1.00 (plastic replica of vomit) | ||
| + | *Real Vomit - $1.00 (oddly costs the same as the fake vomit) | ||
| + | *[[Invisible Spray]] - $1.00 (discounted for SpongeBob because he is Frank's #1 customer) | ||
| + | *Second Gag Seanut Brittle can - another can of Seanut Brittle that Patrick found in the store after SpongeBob pranked him with the first one. Patrick says "Hey, Seanut Brittle!" and opens up the can. Purple rubber springs fly out afterward and Patrick mutters "Oh, darn it, not again!" SpongeBob then roars in laughter. | ||
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| + | However, this place doesn't give change. When SpongeBob offered a stack of money for a $1.00 [[Invisible Spray]], he didn't receive any change. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:21, 24 September 2024
Palace of Pranks is a novelty shop that appears in the episode, Pranks a Lot. It is owned by Frank. It can be inferred that SpongeBob is a frequent customer because he is well known by Frank.
[edit] Merchandise
Around the shop there are many prank items including:
- Gag Seanut Brittle - a reference to "Peanut Brittle". Patrick assumes that there is real Seanut Brittle inside all of them.
- Joy Buzzers - Frank calls it "the Granddaddy of all Pranks."
- Toy mouths that bite when wound up
- Fake Tentacles
- Exploding Chewing Gum - $9.95 (blows head completely off)
- Fake Gag Dollar - $1.00 (fools people into thinking you've got a real dollar)
- Whoopie Cushion - $1.00 (also shown in the episode Funny Pants)
- Fake Vomit - $1.00 (plastic replica of vomit)
- Real Vomit - $1.00 (oddly costs the same as the fake vomit)
- Invisible Spray - $1.00 (discounted for SpongeBob because he is Frank's #1 customer)
- Second Gag Seanut Brittle can - another can of Seanut Brittle that Patrick found in the store after SpongeBob pranked him with the first one. Patrick says "Hey, Seanut Brittle!" and opens up the can. Purple rubber springs fly out afterward and Patrick mutters "Oh, darn it, not again!" SpongeBob then roars in laughter.
However, this place doesn't give change. When SpongeBob offered a stack of money for a $1.00 Invisible Spray, he didn't receive any change.
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