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Geek Trick: The Jell-O Keyboard
Being let go from your office drone job? Go out with a bang — a jiggly bang — with a peripheral-destroying prank!
Reminiscent of the now-classic stapler-in-Jell-O prank played on both the American and British versions of The Office, this keyboard-and-mouse-in-Jell-O joke is the ultimate in geek revenge.
Have You Ever Been Rick Roll'd?
Have you ever opened an email or IM from a friend directing you to an "awesome" or "really funny" site, only to click on the link and find yourself rockin' out to a Rick Astley video on YouTube? You may begin thinking to yourself "This isn't really that funny or awesome," then you begin to wonder what happened to you. Wonder no more, my friend, you've just been "Rick Roll'd."
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Did You Fall For Any Internet April Fool's Day Pranks?
Were you rickrolled by Youtube? Excited to date your Gmail emails in the past? Thought Obama didn't know how to use a phone?
PC World Exposes The Top 25 Web Hoaxes and Pranks
Ever get the e-mail about that lost relative that's died and left you a fortune, only you have to share your banking number with someone in West Africa? What about the e-mail promising a cash payout from Bill Gates if you forward an e-mail to a bagillion of your friends? Online pranks and shams are all too familiar to those of us that live on the web, but that doesn't mean they aren't delightfully funny or painfully jarring.
Teenager Hacks His Camera to Shock People and Gets Arrested
A 14-year-old kid got arrested for rigging his camera to shock people, after reading "instructions on the Internet" to do so and taking it to school, Boing Boing reports.
The article doesn't say whether he actually caused someone to be shocked or not, but this just reeks of prank-the-dorky-Science-teacher.
What's interesting about Boing Boing's post is that they point out that they were the ones that posted those instructions.
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