The internets seem to be a bastion of celebrating April Fool's Day. Not since elementary school have I seen so many people as determined to be funny on April 1st as most websites are.
Personally, I've never been much for the prank-pulling, even when I'm not tired from a week of lessons and chores. This blog is the lame hold-out of anti-hipness and un-with-it-itude: I don't even have the energy to attempt to be funny.
(I didn't wear green on St. Patrick's Day, either.)
Friday, April 1, 2011
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