Department of Business Studies, Geethanjali Institute of PG Studies, Nellore
The document discusses the origins and traditions of April Fool's Day. It notes that while the origins are obscure, it is believed to stem from 1582 in France when New Year's Day was changed from March 25th to January 1st, but some people were not informed and continued celebrating on April 1st, leading to pranks being played on them. Over the years this developed into an annual tradition of April Fool's pranks. The document provides some examples of famous pranks over time and offers suggestions for prank ideas to play on April 1st.
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Department of Business Studies, Geethanjali Institute of PG Studies, Nellore
The document discusses the origins and traditions of April Fool's Day. It notes that while the origins are obscure, it is believed to stem from 1582 in France when New Year's Day was changed from March 25th to January 1st, but some people were not informed and continued celebrating on April 1st, leading to pranks being played on them. Over the years this developed into an annual tradition of April Fool's pranks. The document provides some examples of famous pranks over time and offers suggestions for prank ideas to play on April 1st.
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Department of Business Studies,
Geethanjali Institute of PG Studies,
Nellore
Did you ever wonder why is
April Fools Day celebrated? Origins of April Fools Day are obscure. The closest point in time can be identified in 1582 in France. Prior to 1582, New Year was celebrated on 25th March and then culminated on 1st April Department of Business Studies, Geethanjali Institute of PG Studies, Nellore
Origin Of April Fools Day
During the reign of Charles IX, New Year was moved to 1st January. Many people did not receive timely information and continued to celebrate on 1st April. Tricks were played on such people. Over the years, it culminated into a tradition of April Fools Day.
Department of Business Studies,
Geethanjali Institute of PG Studies, Nellore
April Fool Practice
1957: BBC Spaghetti Crop in Switzerland 1996: Taco Bell purchase of Liberty Bell Taco Liberty Bell 2013: Google the next scentsation Department of Business Studies, Geethanjali Institute of PG Studies, Nellore
Here are some prank ideas:
Buy a bunch of googly eyes
from a craft store and stick them everywhere all over a person's desk.
Take an item from the victim's
office. Take a picture of the item and leave it on the victim's desk along with a "ransom" note.
Tease your food crazy friends
by creating a poster of banned food products and write in the Department of Business Studies, end P.S. Relax !Geethanjali HappyInstitute Aprilof PG Studies, Nellore