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APRIL FOOL'S!

Current Totals:

Do you like April Fool's Day tricks?


Yes:


 62%

No:


 38%

 

Have you ever been the subject of an April Fool's Day trick?


Yes:


 47%

Yes, but only a long time ago:


 44%

No:


 9%

 

Do you play April Fool's Day tricks on other people?


Yes:


 47%

No tricking for me:


 53%

 

Who is the best subject for an April Fool's Day trick?


A teacher


 2%

A brother or sister:


 38%

A parent or grandparent:


 6%

A neighbor:


 3%

A co-worker:


 42%

A boss:


 4%

An unsuspecting stranger:


 5%

 

What is the most important rule for an April Fool's Day trick?


Don't really hurt anybody:


 25%

Make sure that nobody is seriously embarrassed:


 7%

Make sure the trick is actually funny:


 12%

Make sure the trick is funny to people who don't love South Park:


 3%

Let someone else get blamed for it:


 3%

More than one of the choices above:


 47%

 

Have you ever had one of your April Fool's Day tricks backfire or go wrong?


Yes:


 20%

No:


 80%

 

What do you think of newspapers and other media outlets planting stories as hoaxes on April 1st?


It's usually good fun. I like it:


 37%

It's usually lame. I hate it:


 28%

It's hard to tell the difference in some newspapers between a hoax story and a real one. I don't care:


 35%

 

How do you rate the 1986 horror movie April Fool's Day?


Two thumbs up:


 2%

One thumb up:


 4%

One thumb down:


 2%

Two thumbs down:


 5%

Stop with the thumbs. I haven't seen the movie.:


 86%

It's on my Netflix list:


 1%

 

Which of these famous April Fool's Day tricks do you like best?


Sidd Finch
The Sports Illustrated cover story about Mets phenom Sidd Finch, the rookie who could throw a 168 mph fastball (1985):


 14%

Bill Gates
The claim that Microsoft's Bill Gates had bought the Catholic Church as an investment (1994):


 32%

Taco Bell-Liberty Bell Hoax

The announcement that Taco Bell had purchased the Liberty Bell (1996):


 18%

Burger King
The ad claiming that Burger King had developed a hamburger for left-handed diners (1998)


 10%

Space Needle
The news report by a Seattle TV station that the Space Needle had collapsed (1999)


 1%

Dog in bandages
The National Public Radio report that President Bush had proposed universal health care for pets (2002)


 20%

Brain in a Jar
The announcement by search engine Google that it was marketing a drink -- in four flavors -- that would automatically adjust its molecular structure to stimulate the drinker's brain (2005)


 5%

 

Which of these April Fool's Day tricks do you like best?


Remote Control
Take all the batteries out of the remotes in your house (Do not do this if you live alone):


 14%

The Flaming Lips
Reprogram a friend's cell phone with a ring tone from The Flaming Lips (If they actually like the Flaming Lips, use a polyphonic country western ring tone):


 6%

Photocopier
Put a sign on your office copy machine that says "new copier -- voice activated -- please speak your command" (Have your cell phone camera ready):


 51%

MayorSlay.com
Call your tech guy and tell him that "the website was down when the mayor looked at it five minutes ago." (Repeat this every hour):


 5%

 

Alarm Clock
Set every alarm clock at your local big box store to go off at ten minute intervals (Leave before security arrives):


 15%

 

Elevator
When the elevator is silent, look around and ask "Was that your beeper?" (Do not do this unless someone else is in the elevator):


 8%

 

Note: Due to rounding, results for some questions may not total 100%.


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