"What do ghosts eat for dinner? Spook-ghetti!" is a Halloween joke poster for kids in a playful, cute cartoon style. Rounded green and drippy orange outlined letters are stacked on a purple night sky, beside a smiling ghost twirling spaghetti, glowing jack-o'-lanterns and a haunted house. Swap in your own joke or punchline to remake it as a party sign, card or classroom handout.

Create a finished, print-ready landscape Halloween joke card for a lunchbox, 3:2 aspect ratio. Render exactly these two lines, with no other text: setup, smaller but clearly readable: “What do ghosts eat for dinner?”; punchline, the largest and boldest text: “Spook-ghetti!” Keep both lines verbatim, with setup first and punchline second. Use friendly cartoon-Halloween lettering: plump, bouncy, slightly wobbly letters with thick rounded dark outlines, open counters, candy-bright pumpkin orange, slime green and spooky purple fills, soft cartoon highlights, and only a couple of small playful ooze drips. Make the punchline especially large and instantly legible at phone-thumbnail size. Build a complete card scene on a deep purple-black Halloween-night background with a warm pumpkin-orange glow, a small glowing crescent moon, and a few subtle web strands and tiny bat silhouettes near the outer corners. On the right, show one large smiling, non-scary white cartoon ghost holding a fork beside a plate of curly spaghetti; the ghost and plate visibly act out the joke and stay separate from the text. Use playful, clean flat illustration with gentle dimensional shading, crisp outlines, bright color contrast, and a light scattering of tiny orange and green stars. Landscape card composition: place the setup in the upper-left text area and the oversized punchline below it; keep the ghost and spaghetti plate in the right third. Maintain generous safe margins on all sides for printing and cutting. No gore, blood, frightening details, extra jokes, labels, borders that crowd the edge, or any additional lettering.