street prankster

A silly street preacher on a college campus or on the streets or at a concert or beach , who try to talk to you about their religion, often powered by an electronic device.

Different name for a "funny" street preacher.

Listening to a street prankster can be pretty boring, but today I just thought, cool.

Oh man , I got stuck talking to a crazy street prankster for twenty minutes yesterday at the beach.

And the sneaky street prankster wasn't making up his own batches of our product ?

by Holy Scheiße June 28, 2018

Janky prankster

An individual or individuals who think they are good at pranking but in actuality, are not.

These janky pranksters tried tripping me on my way to work. Didn't work, i saw it coming.

by OpieTaylor July 8, 2011

Prankster's Block

A term used similar to Painter's Block or Writer's Block when a prankster is unmotivated by lack of creatively and in complete boredom to pull even a simple prank.

"Mayla's going through some Prankster's Block right now."

by WerewolfQueen November 17, 2020

prankster gangster

Angela & Nitucha at 4-5 a.m.

Those damn prankster gangsters got us again! Whipped cream on my door and a trail of it to their house!

by Showstopperrainnn September 29, 2013

Pussy Prankster

One who cannot score some pussy so he creates one with scraps from around the house and masturbates

Dude, come out with us tonight, stop bein such a pussy prankster

by Laquisha Verona McQueesha October 15, 2006

prankster gangster nation

The fanbase for the Pink Sheep YouTube channel.
Pink Sheep is a spinoff channel of ExplodingTNT.

Pink Sheep: gotta represent the prankster gangster nation

by Gamer Eevee May 29, 2016

Art-terrorism Pranksterism

The act of covering up a lack of talent with recycled 'edgy' concepts, such as a piece of 'music' played by radios, or composed of over 4 minutes of silence, 'art' installations consisting of samples of sexual fluids from your last 40 partners, or one-word 'novels' in 800-page format.

Art-terrorism Pranksterism can be easily identified by the larger-than-usual amount of words which are placed in quotes when describing its inevitably awful results.

Steve: Have you heard the new track by the Vienna Franks?
Eddie: Yeah. Fifteen minutes of two simultaneous chords a half-tone apart looped under a Hindu singing through a mouthful of beef.
Steve: Classic Art-terrorism Pranksterism, man.

by Pete O'Seale June 16, 2009