April Fools' Day

Because people like pranks and jokes, so they wanted an excuse to do so.

Here is the URL http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/videohub/esptest.shtml Chris Lee

one day!

here is so great ideas first when they are a sleep tape them to there bed rope will do good also if you just wont a prank that mom wont yell u will haft to do non of my pranks

Lol sure if you really want to

It's not!

What fools these mortals, the third installment to the mortal coil series, is yet being written. So far no published date has been announced.

It's called the same: April Fool's Day.

Would she happen to be the Sue Barrett that Len Goodman of Strictly Come Dancing Fame has just married or is that another Sue? She runs his Dance studio in Dartford apparently!

April Fool's Day Blizzard happened in 1997.

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Seventh-day Adventists enjoy laughing and good humor as much as anyone; perhaps even more, to compensate for illicit pleasures which they abstain from. April fool's jokes, however, often hinge on deception and/or making fun at someone's expense. The "seventh-day" of Adventism reflects their strong belief in the Ten Commandments, which also forbids the "false witness" that many practical jokes entail. And their strong belief in Jesus entails not needlessly upsetting anyone. What if the prankee had a heart-attack? ‎"Like a madman shooting firebrands or deadly arrows is a man who deceives his neighbor and says, "I was only joking!" Pr 26:18-19

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There is no official Adventist doctrinal position on April Fools day. Some Adventists hold the above stated position and some don't. There have been some Adventist churches that have included April Fools as part of the church service. It is a matter of personal choice.

April Fool's Day is a day for fools! In other words, it's an excuse to be silly and lighten up some. The fools would be the people who play the silly pranks, and the fools that fall for them, so it's for everyone, truly and is meant for harmless, safe fun and laughter.

no people don't get off work or school

In France, a person who is fooled on April Fool's Day is called an "April fish" or "poisson d'avril." It is a tradition to play pranks and tricks on people on this particular day.

France

You say "Poisson d'Avril." (pwah-sohn dav-reel) It means "April Fish," but oftentimes the French will pu a paper fish on someone's back. This is a derivative action, mimicking the classic "Kick Me" sign.

April fools day is in April. April is in Spring.

1st of April, it is also the "day of jokes" in France which in England is otherwise known as "April fools day"

this is a website on it i have translated through babel fish for you;

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url?doit=done&tt=url&intl=1&fr=bf-res&trurl=http%3A%2F%2Ffr.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F1er_avril&lp=fr_en&btnTrUrl=Translate

Actually, it would end at the timing between 11:59 pm and 12:00 am, as then the new day will start! ^^

Hi it's the police can you please come to the police station

The last time was in 1956.
(last update: 2017)

In 2011 April Fools Day falls on a Friday

takla

there really isn't a color for Apirl 1st... i guess it can be any color you want

It is a prank that one person plays on another person or group of people on the first day of April.