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Cricket noise prank device

A small board that chirps at random intervals and hides behind almost anything. The randomness is the cruelty. A steady beep gets found in ten minutes; an irregular one takes two weeks and a meaningful chunk of somebody's sanity. It costs fourteen dollars. Think hard about who you're doing this to.

$13.97
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What it actually is

  • Emits a cricket chirp at random intervals
  • Small enough to hide in most places
  • Sold as a gag gift or revenge prank
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Annoying PCB

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Stock history

In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A can of whoop-ass, literal.

Details

BrandAnnoyingPCB
ConditionNew
CategoryPrank gifts and revenge gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: AnnoyingPCB - Cricket Noise Maker Prank - The Prank Device…

Full Amazon listing name

AnnoyingPCB - Cricket Noise Maker Prank - The Prank Device that Won’t Stop Beeping for 3 Years

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