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Share Who’s Fooled You On April Fools’ Day

Started by Corvida · 1 year ago

 

So far I’ve only seen three April Fools’ pranks. The first was via Techcrunch about Youtube Rick Rolling it’s users. if you have no clue what Rick Rolling is, don’t be alarmed: I didn’t know what it was either. I didn’t find out until last week when I sent a message to my Twitter […] ... Continue reading »

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  • Matt Shaulis

    1 year ago

    ahhhhh... rickRolled again... i just haven't learned not to click the tinyurls this year. ;)
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  • Ontario Emperor

    1 year ago

    Soccerlens is running a whole series of posts today, most of which are documenting sales of leading Manchester United players to competing teams.

    And the Google Weblogs (beta) announcement was good.

    My problem is that I automatically doubt anything that I read on April 1.
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  • QueenofspainErin Kotecki Vest

    1 year ago

    I got the fake email saying Jason Calacanis was pleased to have me enrolled in his 'Jason Calacanis is a Golden God' Fan club. AND this http://www.flickr.com/photos/citymama/2379832694/

    Dying laughing. Blame @geekmommy and @citymama
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  • Michelle

    1 year ago

    ha! Here is another one@@@

    Add/Remove is a prank program that makes it appear that all of your software on your computer is being removed using the Windows Add/Remove Program feature. This gag is so real, it will shock the most experienced user. If you are looking for a great gag to play on someone, this prank is a must download. It is so realistic, because it displays all of the software that is installed on the computer it is ran from. When you first run Add/Remove there is no other option but OK, and as soon as you click on that the fun begins. Download Add/remove today! Click here to download Add/Remove v1.00 .

    How to close Add/Remove:

    Click the Close button after it has completed pretending to remove all of the software on your computer.
    Add/Remove will only work successfully on these specific Windows operating systems:
    Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows ME Windows NT Windows 2000 Windows 2003 Windows XP Windows Vista
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  • Becky Y

    1 year ago

    ThinkGeek.com has a great prank every year. I almost fell for one of the gag products this year when I remembered the date.
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  • charlieanzman

    1 year ago

    Guess it was better than I thought. Thanks for the story :) Charlie
    SEO and Tech Daily
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  • iankennedy

    1 year ago

    We've since taken it down but for a day, MyBlogLog was Plaid.

    Screenshot here:

    http://mybloglogb.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/04...
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