A funny pen is only funny to the person receiving it. #Bossin, #Fummin, Like a Boss and You OK Hun? may all be short phrases, but they land very differently.
Four phrases, four different kinds of humour
#Bossin is playful swagger. #Fummin suits somebody who performs mock annoyance. Like a Boss is over-the-top encouragement, while You OK Hun? belongs to a particular style of group-chat banter. Think about which one the recipient already says rather than which would get the biggest laugh from the person buying it.
Leave room for the pen to be used
These designs appear on classic white plastic ballpoints and white metal gift sets. The standard versions come without cases; the metal ones include clear presentation cases. If you add a name where the listing allows it, keep it short enough that the joke stays clear. It’s not necessary to have a separate caption for every pen.
Three practical checks
- Match the phrase to someone’s actual sense of humour.
- Avoid office sarcasm when the relationship is formal.
- Choose the case based on the occasion, not the punchline.
Product links
These are the pens we’ve mentioned. Check each listing for the current name options, stock and packaging.
- #Bossin Pen — classic white plastic ballpoint, supplied without a case.
- #Fummin Pen — classic white plastic ballpoint, supplied without a case.
- #Like a Boss Pen — classic white plastic ballpoint, supplied without a case.
- You OK Hun? Pen — classic white plastic ballpoint, supplied without a case.
Which saying is safest for a new colleague?
None is guaranteed to suit a stranger. If you’re unsure, a simple name-personalised pen is usually the less risky gift.
Choose a saying that will make sense to the recipient after the first week, not one that needs the original conversation retold.
For more small gifts with a cheeky line, browse our Social Sass quote pens.
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