Okay... I know that some of y'all have got to be into the pranking and stuff that happens on April Fools day... I managed to escape all pranks this year myself, but now I'm missing being able to laugh over them... Why don't y'all come on in and tell us what you guys did... pretty please?
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JFK BLOWN AWAY WHAT ELSE DO I HAVE TO SAY!!!!!!!
Seeing as it's Spring Break and no one's home, I haven't really been able to prank anyone, but I did do a little stupid something in the Welcome forum. And on Writing.com they've switched up the vowels on everyone's handles.
okay I didn't get to pull any pranks today since I forgot it was April fools so I'll just say what we did last year
1. I told John that he was in huge trouble with the head librarian (I'm a library geek and proud of it) so he went in and I snuck behind a bookcase with my mates and we all listened to her "telling him off"
2. In German aload of girls told their friend she was in trouble with our head of year, she asked the German teacher who decided to play along so the girl ended up going to the head of years office. The girls got in trouble for it, the hilarious bit because they're the gang of girls you just have to hate in school lol.
I walked up to Roy Ritchie and said I was pregnant. His eyes lit up and his pupils dialate and he croaked. Then when I said Aprils Fools his neck tensed and he called me a dumbass.
My Advisory teacher said we weren't supposed to go to advisory anymore and everybody was cheering then he said april fools and that mexican girl almost started crying.
In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of
worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to
eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort. — JRR Tolkien
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