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[calimac]

Over the years, April Fool's Day seems to be becoming less of an excuse for kids to play cruel practical jokes on each other, and more of a chance for news sources to publish transparently sarcastic hoax articles. Here's a good one; it cuts a current fad down to size.

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[vgqn.livejournal.com]

Brilliant, especially the juxtaposition of earth-shattering news with the banal!

[scribblerworks.livejournal.com]

Really enjoyed that.

Especially since one of my LJ friends has enabled an app that dumps his day's tweets onto his LJ (in one cumulative daily post). Somehow, I just don't think they have the same snap when so removed from the flow of communication. (ie, not really interesting to read all by their lonesome)

[maureenkspeller.livejournal.com]

I wonder why I could guess which one it was you meant before I even checked the URL.