If you’ve ever wanted to say goodbye with pie puns and make it memorable, the “Piece Out” sticker is your ticket to do so… while also casually referencing dessert. It’s like saying “peace out” but with pie—because if you’re leaving, you may as well take a slice with you. That’s just practical.
This sticker is deceptively simple: an orange pie with a slice missing, the words “Piece Out,” and a peace sign. But that’s the brilliance of it. It doesn’t try too hard, which is how it manages to try just hard enough. It’s funny because a piece is literally missing. It’s also funny because puns are funny. But most importantly, it’s funny because pie is inherently funny. Seriously, think about it: it’s just fruit filling wrapped in dough that people smash into each other’s faces for laughs. You can’t take pie too seriously.
Perfect for Subtle Comedic Statements
The “Piece Out” sticker is for those who want to add humor to their day, but also want to play it cool. Stick it on your laptop, water bottle, or wherever you want people to think, “That’s clever. I wish I thought of that.” This sticker doesn’t shout “look at me!” It casually leans against the wall and says, “I’m a pie pun. You can laugh if you want to.”
Ideal Gift for Pie Pun Enthusiasts
Do you know someone who loves pie, puns, or just needs a good excuse to leave a conversation? This is the gift for them. It’s lightweight, portable, and an excellent conversation starter—or ender, depending on how much you emphasize the “out” part.
Details You Probably Want to Know
- Small: Largest side of sticker is 1”
- Medium: Largest side of sticker is 2”
- Large: Largest side of sticker is 3”
- Ships free via USPS!
Not Just a Sticker—It’s a Statement
Explore more of our clever stickers to suit your deadpan humor needs here: Stickers by Category. And if you’re the kind of person who sends puns in text messages, we’ve got an app for that: StickyPuns App Page.
The “Piece Out” sticker isn’t just a decoration. It’s a way to gracefully exit life’s awkward moments while maintaining a sense of culinary charm. It says, “I’m leaving, but in a way that reminds you of dessert.” Honestly, that’s the best way to go.
