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10 Of The Best Viral April Fools' Day Pranks
Today is April Fools' Day. People everywhere are celebrating in some very unpredictable ways. The meaning of the holiday is to bring down a hailstorm of annoying pranks on every unsuspecting victim you can find. Companies often like to join in on the fun, and that's prompted them to announce the release of fake products, post things that will antagonize their haters on social media, commit marketing sins and many more hilarious yet ridiculous jokes.
It's a special corporate holiday that leaves us unsure what to believe every time April 1st rolls around. You can't take any news articles seriously today, and you can't trust anything you see on social media, either, because it might just be one of these pranks. Take a look at some of our favorite pranks from recent April Fools' Days (including today) that are worth remembering for years to come.
Learn a New Language with the Duolingo Roll
I mean, most people using Duolingo are playing with it on their phones while sitting on the toilet. This is just the logical next step.
Windows 95 Edition of Team Fortress 2
Team Fortress 2 got a downgrade for last year's April Fools' Day.
Doge Getting Banned on /r/Dogelore
Yeah, We Really Need 8
Wise Words from Dream
New From Looney Tunes
Big Chungus is a great dead meme about Bugs Bunny that basically means nothing and has been corrupted to a disturbing extent by the online community.
Teletubbies Crypto
Touch Grass
When someone is told they should touch grass, it means they've spent way too much time online and they need to step outside for once. Here's the perfect solution for the next time someone uses it on you.
Among Us Horse Mode
This is the new style of Among Us gameplay we've all been waiting for. It's real, and it's here for one day only.
I’ve Lost More Socks than That
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