April Fools' Day used to be a day for pranksters and practical jokers to get their jollies.
Now it's just a day for everyone to tell lies on the Internet.
This makes me very, very sad.
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4 comments:
So April Fools' Day is just like every other day of the year, only with a few more lies?
That is /exactly/ my point.
Your shoe is untied.
Midnight Rider had a good one. He keeps a paper from last year and puts out in the morning for his wife to read. Apparently she still has trouble catching on to this annual one.
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