Find Your Own “Ryan Reynolds” to Love: Here’s How!

The Ultimate Birthday Prank: Adopt Your Very Own ‘Ryan Reynolds’

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been locked in a hilarious birthday prank war. With each year, their antics become more creative. This year, McElhenney, known for his role in ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,’ decided to give fans a unique chance.

Adopt “Ryan Reynolds” – A Unique Twist

In partnership with Best Friends Animal Society, McElhenney offers fans a chance to adopt animals named "Ryan Reynolds." These adoptable pets, ranging from dogs and cats to farm animals, will now carry the iconic name. This initiative not only spreads humor but also supports a noble cause, encouraging pet adoptions nationwide. Interested animal lovers can see if a "Ryan Reynolds" is available near them. Besides, any adoption fees get waived for a limited time.

Moreover, McElhenney pledges to match all donations to Best Friends during this period, up to $25,000. It’s a delightful mix of comedy and charity, adding a heartfelt twist to their ongoing prank saga.

Reynolds’ Epic Titanic Jab

Last year, Reynolds upped the ante with a Titanic-themed gift. Yes, it involved the infamous ship and a clever nod to their soccer club, Wrexham AFC. Sporting his iconic Deadpool costume, Reynolds shared a special video. He claimed they sent an expedition to the Titanic’s wreck, searching for bottles of Wrexham Lager for an epic birthday toast.

Though they found no bottles, they recovered a sketch eerily resembling McElhenney. It mirrored a famous scene from James Cameron’s film, drawing laughs and raising eyebrows. Fans could purchase merchandise featuring this artwork on a VistaPrint site which is dedicated to "the heart of the Wrexham AFC family."

This prank took the playful rivalry to new heights. It combines Reynolds’ flair for theatrics with a show of camaraderie. As the pranks continue, one wonders how they will top this next year. Fans eagerly anticipate each birthday for both stars, eager to see what unfolds in this friendly war.