April 1st - Did you manage to fool anybody, or see any good jokes played?
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KAYLINDA
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So sad..this is the first year I didn't even hear a mention of it being April Fool's day. It used to be so fun!
Sir_Loin_of_Beef
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Seeing as I'm retired, I couldn't play my usual April Fools joke. I'd go into work real early, go into the ladies room, and put saran wrap over all the toilets!
Andy M.
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No, but I did read about Sidd Finch.
niquejim
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I shot all my co-workers, but nobody has found out yet...don't say anything
I changed the alarm on Shrek's clock...I forgot, he's retired and it was Sunday...
Dawgluver
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I posted a strange recipe. Everyone was too polite to say anything....
Andy M.
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I caught you and called it. Everybody knows lemon Jell-O works best with beans.
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Andy M. said:
You're right, Andy. That was my mistake.
I thought it was the perfect dish for April Fool's day...
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PrincessFiona60 said:
Next year, will do same, with cherry jello, Bushes Baked Beans and mini marshmallows.
Chocolate cake with a tuna filling...
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PrincessFiona60 said:
Fred Flintstone's cat food dip comes to mind....
One year, one of my students and I made "snot", a mix of gelatin, cornstarch and water, and left it in the teacher's lounge along with some chips. By the end of the day, it was gone.
Asides from saran wrapping a bunch of toilets, nothing major to report.
I suppose, like Halloween, could have made some tricks, before treats
I suppose, like Halloween, could have made some tricks, before treats
That is actually the sort of thing they do with beans in Thailand. I was looking for something healthy to eat at the market last time I was there, and bought some beans to go with salad... The red kidney beans were soaked with sugar, and a lot of sugar too, so they were almost like candy.
On another occasion, I bought beans from a market stall, to go with french fries I was also buying, and they added sweet water and ice to the bowl of kidney beans. Not being able to speak Thai, I was never able to explain what I wanted, so had more adventure than I often wanted where food is concerned. At least, I never accidentally ordered those huge fried insects that are for sale in many markets and restaurants there.
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