April Fool's Day pranks  

Well its a good question nearing of the month April. We see kids generally pouring out the ink on others white shirts..Well its funny, but its big problem for parents like me..haha. When i was young, i make pranks crying to my mom, that i lost my teeth lol..she will feel worried as i add most of them fallen lollll

yes I used to play some Prank with some friends, in young age. Be careful 2morrow.

9:10 phone up my aunt disguising my voice, "Can I speak to Bob"
"You must have the wrong number, there's no Bob here"
"Ok, well tell him I called"

9:50 get my friend to phone up asking for Bob
11:15 different friend repeats

11:45 "Hello, this is Bob, any messages for me?"

When I was a kid I knocked on my Gran's window early in the morning and shouted, "Gran, Gran, the donkeys out!" My Gran came flying out the door in dressing gown and slippers.

Last year I played an elaborate prank on a friend that works at a Charity shop, can't remember the ins and outs of it but it was a variation on the "Can I speak to Bob" theme.

all the best urban

Husband's tried two on my today already. Didn't work, either one....

I haven't done any in years, don't even remember what they were any more!

well... 1st april is my birth Date... but everyone thinks that i am fooling them.. he he.. but after lots of proof they finally understand it... its really hard to convince them..

I'm not into April Fool stuff, but years ago, my brother was a victim. He worked as a collection agent for an insurance company, and one of the clients on his round was a funeral parlour, where several of the workers had insurance policies.

As they got called out at all times of the day and night, they told my brother that, if there was nobody around on collection day, the books and money would be in the first coffin on the left inside the door. My brother was a bit nervous about this, but he was assured that that particular coffin was always empty. Nevertheless, he always lifted the lid and looked inside.

After a couple of months, he used to just stick his hand in and pull out the books and money. On April 1st - he really should have checked the date on the calendar - he did just that and encountered cold flesh! He ran screaming back to the office, and the line manager told him that every new recruit got the same treatment.

As soon as they were comfortable with putting their hand in the empty coffin, it was no longer empty, and far from being out on a call, the funeral parlour staff were hiding behind a curtain to see the results of their prank.