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Guru Randhawa Pulls A Prank On Two Chinese Restaurants And We Can't Stop Laughing
Watch how Guru Randhawa pranks two Chinese restaurants at once. The funny video has flooded the comments section with innumerable laughing emoticons.
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On April Fools' Day, Ola, Flipkart Pull Off Novel Pranks
On April Fools' Day and social media was flooded with memes, pranks and hoaxes. Joining in the fun were several startups and companies that come up with innovative ways to tickle everyone's funnybones.
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3 Drunk Pals Cause Flood With Prank
A boozy prank that saw three men open the floodgates of a reservoir in central Vietnam resulted in crops being destroyed and may lead to hot season water shortages, officials said Tuesday.
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Gujarat Paper's April Fools' Prank Over Ban On Rs 500, 1000 Notes Comes True
A local newspaper in Gujarat's Rajkot, which published a news item as a prank on its readers on April Fools' Day saying the government will scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, has been flooded with calls ever since the government demonetised them.
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Guru Randhawa Pulls A Prank On Two Chinese Restaurants And We Can't Stop Laughing
Watch how Guru Randhawa pranks two Chinese restaurants at once. The funny video has flooded the comments section with innumerable laughing emoticons.
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On April Fools' Day, Ola, Flipkart Pull Off Novel Pranks
On April Fools' Day and social media was flooded with memes, pranks and hoaxes. Joining in the fun were several startups and companies that come up with innovative ways to tickle everyone's funnybones.
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3 Drunk Pals Cause Flood With Prank
A boozy prank that saw three men open the floodgates of a reservoir in central Vietnam resulted in crops being destroyed and may lead to hot season water shortages, officials said Tuesday.
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Gujarat Paper's April Fools' Prank Over Ban On Rs 500, 1000 Notes Comes True
A local newspaper in Gujarat's Rajkot, which published a news item as a prank on its readers on April Fools' Day saying the government will scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, has been flooded with calls ever since the government demonetised them.
