
This morning we are bringing you ten of the funniest April Fools’ 2012 prank videos. Check them all out after the jump and let us know which you like best!

This morning we are bringing you ten of the funniest April Fools’ 2012 prank videos. Check them all out after the jump and let us know which you like best!
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Last Friday, pranksters around the globe were playing tricks on their friends and loved ones in honor of April Fools Day. But nobody took the prankster cake this year like online video. From YouTube to Vimeo, Funny Or Die to Google, online video crushed it on April Fools Day 2011.

Paywalls were a popular April Fool’s Day subject, as Digg followed up the paywall that exclusively targeted employees of The New York Times and Winnipeg residents, “announced” earlier Friday by The Huffington Post Media Group president and editor-in-chief Arianna Huffington, with its own take on the concept: the reverse paywall.

Google and YouTube have a long history of April Fools hoaxes and we’re here to take you back through the years to explore some of the best pranks, starting with this year—April Fools 2011!

The Huffington Post Media Group announced Friday that it became the latest online news source to implement a paywall — a very, very selective paywall, applying only to employees of The New York Times and residents of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Improbable? Naturally: Check your calendar.