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“Notice the clamp designed for the somewhat titillating practice of ‘crimping.’”

A couple of weeks ago, two of Ellen Huet’s ten(!) roommates went on vacation, and Ellen and the rest of her housemates decided to play a (gentle) prank on them.

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Armed with the house’s laminator — I know, aren’t you jealous they have a house laminator and you don’t? — the group created a fake mini-museum in their roommates’ room. Objects were tagged as if discovered by a future anthropologist.

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Everything was lovingly labeled, with roommates taking turns writing cheeky descriptions.

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Huet and her roommates, who live in the Lower Haight neighborhood of San Francisco, said they did the label-rific prank out of love.

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“We really love them and wanted to do something funny for them that wouldn’t be a hassle,” Ellen told BuzzFeed. Ellen said she hid a few around the room that she hopes her roommates continue to find in the coming weeks.

Really, shouldn't ear plugs be called “battle plugs”?

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Thankfully, the roommates didn’t mind their lightly ransacked room. “They came home this past Saturday and love it,” she continued.

I mean, just imagine a future anthropologist encountering a football in the wild.

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Keys? Labeled. Earrings? Yup.

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You’ve probably got some of these “future rare artifacts” lying around the house, too, no?

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