Is there a more specific term than hyperbole for this kind of outlandish exaggeration?

I quite often make outlandish exaggerated statements to emphasise a point; for example, if I'm particularly frustrated with a programming problem I'm working on, I'll say something like

If it doesn't work this time, I'm going to set fire to everything forever.

I know that as defined, this is technically hyperbole (an extreme exaggeration used to make a point) but I don't think the term quite covers what I'm doing as I tend to add additional emphasis to make it ridiculously outlandish.

Does anyone know of a more specific term than hyperbole for this kind of statement modification? Or is it all just hyperbole no matter how much you exaggerate it?

If the context permitted a cutesy phrase you could probably use “Hyperbole on steroids, which was used as a title of a piece in the blog “Speak With Authority” in 2012 where the current administration was accused of “gunning for hyperbole” by making some claims viewed as exaggerated, if not outlandish, by the article's author.