April fools in the News
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April fools in the News
There have been quite a lot of april fools news on the internet but what about in real life news any on that
http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/01/a...oys-and-the-c/
http://www.pcworld.com/article/25298...o_youtube.html -
Re: April fools in the NewsIts fun when you are the troll(Original post by mangoh)
it's true. The pranks were never funny and it confuses things for the 'important' stories.
Are they true or not?
#confusing
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Re: April fools in the NewsDo you have absolutely no sense of humour? The news is usually so damn depressing, I think it would be good if BBC news just trolled everyone with something not too serious. It's one of the few things Britain can do well: Find humour when things are bleak.
Besides, if you think about it, what isn't a waste of time. Watching the news isn't going to change the world... -
Re: April fools in the NewsClearly a madbro who was pranked(Original post by mangoh)
don't see the point of April fools day.
What a waste of time imo
Edit: wtf was the -rep for
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Re: April fools in the NewsThis is fair, but it's not really what you were saying was it. You were saying that April Fools was a waste of time. The content of the news can. But an april fools will not change that.(Original post by mangoh)
I have a sense of humour but I just don't laugh at threads that claim someone is dead when they are not.
Is this no longer normal?
And I disagree the news can change the world.
How could you say such things
