As the last 24 hours or so have passed by quite a few gags have crossed my Twitter and RSS feeds. I thought it would be interesting to just list the various ones I found in this post as well as general stories about the days activities. I am very interested in seeing what others have found as well so please post them in the comments to share with everyone.
- Vote for your favorite gag
- Google Figures Out How to Insert Ads In Spoken Conversations
- U.S. Federal Court Declares Email Bankruptcy Illegal
- Off Madison Ave acquires Water Rights for all of Southwest United States
- Today’s five meanest April Fools’ pranks
- Apple sued again over display color issue
- Google And Virgin Team For Human Settlement On Mars
- Larry Page and Sergey Brin on Virgle
- Breaking News! AdventureWorks abandoned for Katmai in favor of Northwind, pubs and…
- Yahoo CFO announces unsolicited bid for affection from colleagues
- BSOD Screen Saver
- HeyCosmo Prankster Makes April Fools Easy
- Gullible journalists agree to prank their readers
- Google April Fools Jokes Galore
- Wikipedia April Fools Day Gag List
- Exclusive Sneak Peek at Google DreamAds
- Windows Live Writer Is No More
- Did You Know Windows 9 Will Be Voice Controlled Only?
- My Last Day of Live Streaming
- Google Wake Up Kit
- new hot startup – thatsWhatSheTwittered.Com
- Google Buys One Man’s Blog For Undisclosed Sum
- Gmail April Fools Not Very Funny. On the Upside, They Started A Wikipedia War
- YouTube kills rickrolling once and for all
Some only a geek could appreciate. So what have you seen?
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