The definitive list of the absolute worst April Fools Day pranks
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Presumably aimed at those of you fed up with regular taxis (?), Hailo claimed to be rolling out a new app featuring its "specially trained human piggyback carriers".
Just go away.
The definitive list of the absolute worst April Fools' Day pranks
Evan BartlettApr 01, 2015 April Fools' Day is over, thank goodness. Midday has passed and news websites, Twitter pranksters and endless streams of PR companies have finally admitted that their naff joke that everyone knew was a naff joke was indeed a naff joke. Here are some of the absolute worst April Fools' Day pranks from this year:1 Hailo piggyback app
Presumably aimed at those of you fed up with regular taxis (?), Hailo claimed to be rolling out a new app featuring its "specially trained human piggyback carriers".
2 Clear Marmite
Marmite claimed to have altered its signature formula to create a limited edition transparent spread.3 Newt Gingrich
Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the house and noted critic of Barack Obama, tried to get involved... Oh the banter...4 The IDF fighting off aliens
As if it wasn't busy enough already, employees of the Israel Defence Forces spent 31 March coming up with this bizarre article.5 Toblerone Light
6 Selfie shoes
Just go away.