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Default Re: April Fools anyone?

1) Use a 3M Post-it note placed underneath someones's computer mouse - ensure that it covers the ball or the optical sensor on the bottom. When they go to use the mouse, it won't work. On the 3M Post-it simply write April Fool!.

2) Place Cling-film over the toilet, under the seat - an old prank but a good one!

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April Fool's Day is sometimes called All Fool's Day. The History behind April Fools Day is vauge to say the least. Some Historians think that April Fools Day (of sorts) started in France when on April 1, 1582 Charles IX introduced the Gregorian Calendar and moved New Year's Day to January 1st. However, news of this was spread slowly (no internet in those days!) and many of the people did not receive the news for several years. Therefore, some people celebrated New Years on April 1st and were called 'fools' by the more educated population who knew of the calendar change. It is said that Practical Jokes were often played on these so called April fools. Some deduce that the tradition of prank-playing on April 1st started in this way.


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Default Re: April Fools anyone?

I know..I know...April 1st has come and gone, but some of these are too good to disappear for another year!



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