For instance, in Belgium, France, and Italy, adults and children attach paper tails on each other's backs and scream, "April Fish" (in their own languages, of course).
Did you know that April Fools may have been celebrated in the 13th century?
In Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, there is a reference to April 1 being the day when foolishness is celebrated. From then on, this holiday has spread to different parts of the world.
Normally, pranks such as 'kick me signs', switching restroom signs, and saran wrapping toilet paper in restrooms are performed by jovial pranksters.
Food lovers, on the other hand, love to use culinary arts to trick friends and family. If you want to make your tricks more delicious this year than check out these food prank ideas borrowed from Buzz Feed.
Doughnuts Full of.. MAYO?
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The Undrinkable Jello Drink
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Oreos Full of Toothpaste, Anyone?
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