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THE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED CATALOG OF ACME PRODUCTS Wonder where Wile E. Coyote got that anvil and his rocket-powered roller skates? Look no more! Imagine yourself perpetrating nefarious high jinks or stunning (literally and figuratively) friends, co-workers and arch-enemies with crazy and cacophonous super gadgets from this virtual catalog. http://home.nc.rr.com/tuco/looney/acme/acme.html Oxymoronically, this is a serious April Fool’s site. For starters, take the April Fool’s Day Quiz to see if you can tell a news hoax from a real news story. On a similar note, the Top 100 April Fool's Day Hoaxes of All Times are faux news stories and press releases. (As an Internet editor, my favorite is number five). For the historically (hysterically?) minded, explore the mysteries of the Origin of April Fool’s Day or check out the Chronological Index of April Fool’s Day Hoaxes, which goes clear back to the year 1582. Finally, the essay, A Few Good Reasons to Hate April Fool’s Day, has some great Fool’s stories that are humorous and/or contain interesting fact-based tidbits. http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/aprilframe.html Don’t be an April Fool or any other kind. If you think it’s an Internet scam or urban legend, check it out here.
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