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Tricks on April Fool’s Day
In 1698, a number of Londoners received invitations to see the lions washed in the Thames. It happened on April Fool’s Day. However, the same trick __REPEAT__ in 1860, and again a lot of curious Londoners came to enjoy the lions washed.
In 1957 BBC Television played an even __HILARIOUS__ joke on its viewers.
It showed a film about a spaghetti crop __GROW__ in Southern Switzerland.
While agricultural workers __PICK__ long strands of spaghetti from bushes, the presenter of the film commented on the uniform length of the spaghetti and on the successful cultivation of ‘these vegetables’.
After the programme had finished, there __BE__ a lot of calls from curious TV viewers.
Obviously, those people __NOT GET__ the joke.
They wanted to know where they __CAN__ buy spaghetti bushies.
Tricks on April Fool’s Day
In 1698, a number of Londoners received invitations to see the lions washed in the Thames. It happened on April Fool’s Day. However, the same trick WAS REPEATED in 1860, and again a lot of curious Londoners came to enjoy the lions washed.
In 1957 BBC Television played an even MORE HILARIOUS joke on its viewers.
It showed a film about a spaghetti crop GROWN in Southern Switzerland.
While agricultural workers WERE PICKING long strands of spaghetti from bushes, the presenter of the film commented on the uniform length of the spaghetti and on the successful cultivation of ‘these vegetables’.
After the programme had finished, there WERE a lot of calls from curious TV viewers.
Obviously, those people DID NOT GET the joke.
They wanted to know where they COULD buy spaghetti bushies.
