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Badge of the month - April 2024 π (ENDED)
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I don't play jokes on people on April Fools Day, but my grandchildren love to play them on me. I enjoy watching them giggle when they think they have fooled me!
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I am not a fan of April Fools too.
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I am same with you! I really also hate they are talking fakes, jokes and also talking and playing fools to me in my real life! π
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Hi @wykoon nice to see you π€.
My father used to play a lot of tricks on us when we were younger. I decided to play the same trick on my husband. I gave my son a Snapple Ice Tea to drink, when he finished I filled the bottle with black coffee and water and put it back in the refrigerator. My husband's facial expression was priceless when he took his first sip. π
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Hello @wykoon π€
Thank you for this fun April fools day thread and the cute badge. As a cat lover and owner of a black cat, I will really enjoy to have it on my wall ππ₯°β₯οΈ Thank you for that @Snow_Rider ππ€
This is the nicely mischievious joke my son played on me on April fools day, a long long time ago π
In my country, kids have the custom of cutting all kinds of fish forms in paper and colour them. They then add a sticking paper near the head, and spend some time on April 1st trying to stick their chef d'oeuvre on the back of their friends or close adults. If not careful, you might end up walking around all day with a paper fish hanging in you back. π
I became very sensitive to whatever was happening in my back on that day... Wonder why... π. So it was difficult for my son to attach one of these on me, and this became a kind of chasing game between us. One year, he had totally failed to achieve his mischievious fish plan. I was quite pleased with myself when going to bed. I opened the book I was reading before going to sleep, and there.... I found a fish, with a hugh HAHAHA written on it. He managed to get it to me somehow π€£π€£π€£
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"I absolutely love April Fools' Day! It's like magic for me and I can't resist the pranks and plotting for weeks leading up to it. Every year, I would fool my daughters, and we went all out for the win! One year, my eldest daughter finally got me in 7th grade. She's an honor student, mild-mannered, and soft-spoken. She convinced a teacher to be a part of her prank by pretending to fail a big exam. Her teacher called me to come to the school to discuss this unbelievable scenario. I was dead serious when I walked into the classroom, and the teacher, white as a ghost, spilled her guts and said that my daughter promised I wouldn't be angry. Needless to say, my daughter passed the test, the teacher stopped sweating, and I was so proud of her prank that we went out for dinner to celebrate her victory! Her planning and follow-through were excellent."π€ͺπππ
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I am same with you! I really also hate they are talking fakes, jokes and also talking and playing fools to me in my real life! π
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