Anybody out there played any good tricks on anyone? Or have you been fooled today?
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LOL! I never knew that!
I wasn’t fooled by it, but I thought this one was cute:
http://www.careerrenegade.com/uk-study-reveals-link-between-twitter-use-and-butt-size/
Cammy – Yes, very nice. So far – nobody has tricked me, and I’m avoiding returning calls until tomorrow just in case!
One of my team members told me and another co-worker that he was having his cracked windshield replaced with a prescription strength windshield so he wouldn’t need to wear his glasses to drive. Thankfully, because I know him, I didn’t fall for it. But the other person was like ‘wow.’ It did make me giggle though.
I was spared for April Fools. Probably because I think I stayed home most of the day!
Carla – Yes, avoiding people was my strategy, too!