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Friday, 1 April 2011

Assorted April Fool's Day Stuff

Posted on 18:52 by Unknown
Best April Fool's Day joke that the Korean saw today:


How did the Korean knew it was a joke? Because Korean guy lost the game :)

Here is another interesting bit of news about April Fool's Day in Korea. As technology advances, prank phone calls to police and fire stations decreased from 475 in 2004 to 47 this year. Instead, the jokes apparently migrated to Twitter and Facebook.

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