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A History of April Hoaxes

April Fool's Day hoaxes from as early as 1582, and as recently as yesterday, at
the April Fool's Day Gallery in the Museum of Hoaxes.

Via Plep

Posted by Songdog on April 2, 2002 08:47 AM |

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"The Scottish also prolong the April Foolery by celebrating Taily Day on April 2nd. This day is set aside for rump-related jokes, such as pinning paper tails on people's posteriors."

Another reason to be glad I'm not Scottish...

Posted by: steve | April 2, 2002 10:28 AM

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