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April Fool's Day: Top five pranks to play on your friends and loved ones
April Fool’s Day is the one day where you can get away with pranks without receiving much flak. It is that one day in the year on which it is socially acceptable to go about doing as many mean things you want, and even have a hearty laugh at someone’s expense.

via GIPHY2. Cover your colleagues' workspace with stick notes or aluminium foil. Or take a little inspiration from Jim and Dwight from The Office (US) and put your colleague's office stationery in jelly.
via GIPHY3. If your office is one of those workplaces that has bottles of hand-sanitisers lying around, prank your colleagues by replacing the sanitiser with lubricating jelly, which will leave your unsuspecting colleagues exasperated as they wait for the “sanitiser” to dry up.
via GIPHY4. Borrow your friend's phone, replace the shortcut for a commonly used word or phrase. For example, you could replace “business” with “brownie”, so that every time they use the shortcut, 'brownie' show up. You could also swap contact information and watch as they go by their day, utterly confused and frustrated.
via GIPHY5. Know someone who loves gaming or is a couch potato? Cover the TV sensor with a small piece of tape or surgical tape and watch them pull their hair out as they try to figure why the remote or the gaming console isn’t working.
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First Published:Apr 01, 2017, 08:35:02 IST
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