Man Freight—The Future of Gift Giving
In what is probably my favorite April Fools’ Day joke, Man Freight is announced. This service allows you to ship yourself to a loved one in your very own tiny home.
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Help for Crowdfunding Addicts
Do you spend money on things and then forget that you’ve purchased them until they arrive on your doorstep? Do you frequently pester your family, friends, and even total strangers to patronize the arts? Does your heart beat a little faster at the mention of unfinished prototypes?
If you answered “yes” to these questions, you may be suffering from turbafiscitis. Fortunately, there’s a solution!
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April Fool’s Day Fun Brought to You by the Google Maps App
Google Maps celebrates April Fool’s Day with a worldwide Pokémon hunt! Are you joining in? Let us know how you’re doing!
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ThinkGeek’s Free Shipping Offer Is No Joke
ThinkGeek has a storied tradition of pulling our collective leg on April Fools’ Day, but today’s free shipping promotion ain’t no joke!
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What Fictional TV Town Would You Live In?
The April Fool’s news that Warner Bros. will bring a TV town to life has GeekMom Rachel looking for her favorite fictional address.
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Mesa Thought This Was Another Joke
Last year, for April Fools Day, Mimoco teased Jar Jar fans everywhere with a product announcement featuring everyone’s favorite Gungan. The caricature was crazy, but plausible, and elicited a lot of fan mail wishing it were true.
Continue ReadingA Special Message From the President | The White House
This morning, the White House released a special video message from the President. via A Special Message From the President | The White House.
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The April Fool’s Roundup: Jokes Around The Web
Don’t forget–it’s Don’t Believe The Internet Day! Here’s a roundup of some of the web’s 2013 pranks.
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Happy April Fool’s Day!
Happy April Fool’s!
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Easter Bunny Science: Studies Show How Kids Sort Fantasy From Reality
Contrary to popular misconception, kids start as skeptics, then parents and culture trick kids into belief, and then canny kids find disbelief. But what of the kids who continue to believe in dragons into the middle grades? Are these fantasy kids slow? Are they dumb? Studies suggest the opposite: it takes a nimble mind to buffer belief from the whisperings of reality and the evidence of doubters.
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