April Fools' Pranks

April Fools' pranks that will have you laughing (And that work):

Tied spray nozzle: This is one of my favorite April Fools' pranks, every year I use it on my brother and he never sees it coming. This prank only works if you have a sink that has a spray hose. First, you take the spray handle (with the sink off) and tie the button that turns it on down. Second, you place the hose back in its original spot so it points towards where somebody would turn on the faucet. Third, tell the victim that they have dishes to wash. Last, watch with joy as they get soaked when they go to turn on the sink.

Sticky shower: Before your victim takes a shower, take off the spray head in the shower, and place a life-saver in the shower head before putting it back on. When they go to take a shower everything will seem normal until they dry and discover how sticky they are. Most people, upon discovery of their stickiness, will go back to take another shower, so you might want to tell them to take the life-saver out.

Pot o' water and the shower: This one is old, but it's still fun. Take a bucket of cold water and pour it over the curtain while somebody is in the shower.

Strange cake: Take a cereal box and cover it with frosting. Lay it out at work or at home and let people know they can have a piece. Your victim will never see what's coming.

Computer mouse: Take the victims computer mouse and do the following: If it is a laser sensor, put a little piece of sticky post it notes over it making the mouse not move. If it is a ball then put a piece of tape over the ball. This one will have your victims baffled as they plug and unplug the mouse cord.

Hair dryer: Get up early and fill your victim's hair dryer with baby powder. Watch with laughter as they "powder up".

Strange bowl of cereal: The night before your pranking, freeze a bowl of water. In the morning offer your victim cereal. Cover the ice bowl with a thin layer of cereal and milk, and enjoy as your victim gets a surprise.

Push or pull?: Replace the push and pull signs on a door, and watch the struggling victims. DO NOT do this on fire exits.