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Watch: "How To Get Free KFC?" 2 Pranksters Did This
Two men posed as health workers to get KFC chicken for free. The video has gone viral on the Internet, amassing over 7.9 million views.
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Hogwarts Legacy Casts Simon Pegg as Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black
Simon Pegg has joined the voice cast of Hogwarts Legacy, portraying Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black. For being one of Sirius black’s ancestors, the character has been described as a “self-interested fool,” whose arc will focus on how he gained such a bad reputation in the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Other additions to the ca...
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YouTube Pranksters Stokes Twins Plead Guilty to Staging Fake Bank Robberies
YouTube stars Alan and Alex Stokes, twins known for provocative video gags, have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from two fake bank robberies they staged in California, US, one of which led to police drawing their guns on the brothers' unsuspecting Uber driver.
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YouTube Pranksters Stokes Twins Charged Over Fake Bank Robbery Video
YouTube pranksters Alan and Alex Stokes are charged with a felony each for fake bank robbery prank from October 2019. They are facing a prison sentence of maximum four years.
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Prankster Sets Up Date On Train. His Co-Passenger Had The Best Reaction
A London prankster has shot to viral Internet fame by setting up a date on a moving train, leaving his co-passengers completely bemused.
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Prank Goes Wrong! Man Accidentally Cements His Head Inside A Microwave
A British internet "prankster" had to be freed by firefighters after cementing his head inside a microwave oven, the media reported.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Wi-Fi Hotspot Prank Delays Flight, Scares Crew and Passengers
After the announcement was made, the passenger who played the prank came forward and confessed that there was no Galaxy Note 7 on the flight.
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Roman Atwood May Be YouTube's Most Appalling Prankster, and That's Saying Something
There are a disheartening number of Internet buffoons competing for the honor of most offensive YouTube "prank." But Roman Atwood, the 32-year-old who has twice pretended to kill his own toddler, may definitively take the cake.
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Prankster Admits to Fabricating Rumour of Apple EarPods with Embedded Sensors
A rumour that Apple would create new EarPods with embedded sensors to monitor blood pressure seemed plausible enough that it spread virally around the Internet and made it to mainstream news - till its author admitted it was a hoax.
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In Superstorm Sandy, Twitter proves a lifeline despite pranksters
As Superstorm Sandy pounded the US Atlantic coast on Monday night, knocking out electricity and Internet connections, millions of residents turned to Twitter as a part-newswire, part-911 hotline that hummed through the night even as some websites failed and swathes of Manhattan fell dark.
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Kesha's Twitter account hacked
Kesha has fallen victim to Internet pranksters after her Twitter was hacked.
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Watch: "How To Get Free KFC?" 2 Pranksters Did This
Two men posed as health workers to get KFC chicken for free. The video has gone viral on the Internet, amassing over 7.9 million views.
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Hogwarts Legacy Casts Simon Pegg as Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black
Simon Pegg has joined the voice cast of Hogwarts Legacy, portraying Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black. For being one of Sirius black’s ancestors, the character has been described as a “self-interested fool,” whose arc will focus on how he gained such a bad reputation in the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Other additions to the ca...
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YouTube Pranksters Stokes Twins Plead Guilty to Staging Fake Bank Robberies
YouTube stars Alan and Alex Stokes, twins known for provocative video gags, have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from two fake bank robberies they staged in California, US, one of which led to police drawing their guns on the brothers' unsuspecting Uber driver.
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YouTube Pranksters Stokes Twins Charged Over Fake Bank Robbery Video
YouTube pranksters Alan and Alex Stokes are charged with a felony each for fake bank robbery prank from October 2019. They are facing a prison sentence of maximum four years.
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Prankster Sets Up Date On Train. His Co-Passenger Had The Best Reaction
A London prankster has shot to viral Internet fame by setting up a date on a moving train, leaving his co-passengers completely bemused.
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Prank Goes Wrong! Man Accidentally Cements His Head Inside A Microwave
A British internet "prankster" had to be freed by firefighters after cementing his head inside a microwave oven, the media reported.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Wi-Fi Hotspot Prank Delays Flight, Scares Crew and Passengers
After the announcement was made, the passenger who played the prank came forward and confessed that there was no Galaxy Note 7 on the flight.
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Roman Atwood May Be YouTube's Most Appalling Prankster, and That's Saying Something
There are a disheartening number of Internet buffoons competing for the honor of most offensive YouTube "prank." But Roman Atwood, the 32-year-old who has twice pretended to kill his own toddler, may definitively take the cake.
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Prankster Admits to Fabricating Rumour of Apple EarPods with Embedded Sensors
A rumour that Apple would create new EarPods with embedded sensors to monitor blood pressure seemed plausible enough that it spread virally around the Internet and made it to mainstream news - till its author admitted it was a hoax.
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In Superstorm Sandy, Twitter proves a lifeline despite pranksters
As Superstorm Sandy pounded the US Atlantic coast on Monday night, knocking out electricity and Internet connections, millions of residents turned to Twitter as a part-newswire, part-911 hotline that hummed through the night even as some websites failed and swathes of Manhattan fell dark.
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Kesha's Twitter account hacked
Kesha has fallen victim to Internet pranksters after her Twitter was hacked.
