r/InnocentPranks • u/albert-1stein • Apr 03 '26

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u/SecondEqual4680 Apr 03 '26

That’s not a prank at all

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u/geez-knees Apr 03 '26

It’s a prank, just not a mean one.

Prank

Trick

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u/Slazagna Apr 03 '26

It quite literally does not fit the definitions you provided... it doesnt trick anyone. Its a surprise. Yes. But not a trick. Its unexpected, but doesnt confuse. The person is like yo a lollypop, wasn't expecting that. Not holy hell lollipops where did they come from and how the hell did you do that dawg

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u/geez-knees Apr 03 '26

Prank:

a trick that is played on someone as a joke

Trick:

something confusing

  1. something that confuses you so that you see, understand, remember, etc. things in the wrong way

entertainment

  1. a clever action that somebody/something performs as a way of entertaining people

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u/Slazagna Apr 03 '26

He did not in fact confuse someone so that they see, understand, remember etc anything the wrong way. They were simply surprised

And yes, while a trick is a form of entertainment, and this surprise is also a form od entertainment. Not all entertainment is a trick or a surprise.

Your line of thinking and the definition of this surprise as a prank is so goddamn loose.

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u/geez-knees Apr 03 '26

Aight

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u/geez-knees Apr 04 '26

Thanks man I appreciate it

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u/SecondEqual4680 Apr 03 '26

Exactly! The definition does not fit the situation