Thursday Three For All: Tomfoolery Edition
I mentioned yesterday that April 1st (April Fool’s Day, here in these United States) is my favorite day on the Internet. That’s why I’m presenting you with top three pranks I saw out there. No foolin’....
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Thursday Three For All
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Thursday Three For All
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