April Fool’s Day is tomorrow. The day that many of us dread. However it is a day that is a prankster’s Super Bowl. There are people in this world that have been waiting for this day for months. People who thrive on pulling pranks on their nearest and dearest. This blog post is not for those people. They already know what they’re doing. This post is for people who may need a little help coming up with ideas on how to harass their nearest and dearest tomorrow. Before we give you some of the best ideas we’ve found, let’s dive into what exactly April Fool’s Day is.

April Fool’s Day takes place on April 1 each year and has been around for several centuries. Depending on who you ask, April Fools’ Day dates back to 1582. That is when France switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar. The History Channel gets into more detail about the origin of this rather annoying day HERE.

So get ready to take some notes and do some plotting. We have searched far and wide to come up with some April Fool’s Day pranks that’ll blow your friends away. Not literally, but you get the point. Once you’re done reading this, you’ll have 24 hours to execute your plan. We wish you the best of luck and videos of your plan in motion would be appreciated.

• Classic whoopie cushion prank never fails

  The good old fashioned whoopie cushion prank will work on just about everyone. It’s quick and easy.

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• Balloon pillow

  Before your partner goes to sleep, fill their pillow with balloons. Make sure they’re positioned where it looks like their actual pillow.

  Balloon Pillow Prank

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• Empty their drawers

  Take their clothing drawers and all of the contents out. They’ll be left wondering where all their clothes went. More annoying than anything else.

  

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• Change the date

  Before anyone wakes up, change all the calendars in the house so they’re showing different dates.

  

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• Fake dog poop

  An oldie but always a goodie. Get yourself some fake dog poop and have some fun

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• Duct Tape Remote Control

  Put some duct tape over the sensor of the remote control. It’ll make it impossible to do anything with your TV which is more annoying than anything else.

• Make them think they have bugs

  Cut out some silhouettes of bugs and tape them to the inside of their lamp shades. This will make them think they have bugs.

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• Have some fun with confetti

  Gently place confetti on top of fan blades. Once they turn the ceiling fan on, they’ll be in for a nice surprise. Get the vacuums ready for some hefty clean up.

• Stick a sign on their car asking people to honk and give the finger

  Make a sign to put on your friends’ car that is out of their view telling others to “honk and give me the finger.”

   

• Infamous bubble wrap prank

  This one may take some work. Get some bubble wrap and wrap up anything and everything that your friend may use that day.

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