How To: 5 Pranks You Can Easily Do on April Fool's Day!
The following are 5 simple household pranks you can set up on friends and family this upcoming april fools's day! Watch the video tutorial for further details and demos!
The following are 5 simple household pranks you can set up on friends and family this upcoming april fools's day! Watch the video tutorial for further details and demos!
The title says it all, Using tape and a bottle of coca cola I cleverly came up with this sneaky Hair Brush booby trap. Your victims will not see this coming until its too late. It works every time!
The title pretty much speaks for it's self, basically you'll be putting a smoke bomb inside a candle. Obviously you'll be modifying the candle's appearance but make sure you do at good job at disguising the smoke bomb. Next time someone tries to light the candle, they'll be in for a huge surprise. Check out the instructional video for a full demo.
I came up with this prank while at school, Fellow classmates would always forget their pencils or pens and always asked to borrow mine. Well I got tired of that and decided to teach them a lesson.
Do you have a friend that likes to show off, a friend that is always wearing nice clothes and getting all the ladies? How about you try this prank on him...
The following is just a simple April Fools Day Prank idea, it can be harmless but messy so make sure you know who you're pranking.
One of the worst messes to clean up is raw eggs, well use that to annoy anyone you want by setting up this practical joke.
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Just about anyone who's been gaming for a long time occasionally feels nostalgic for the simpler consoles of yesteryear. I don't play much anymore, but my grandmother (yes, grandmother) got me started on NES when I was about three years old, and most days I'd still take that over the 360 or PS3.
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If you aren't convinced that mobile augmented reality apps need occlusion (or you don't know what the word even means), you really need to watch the latest video from AR cloud startup 6D.ai.
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