Politics & Crime April Fool’s Day Massacre: When Pranks Go Wrong

For all you little punks that used to like to put sand in your parents’ Vaseline jars, tomorrow’s a big day. Ever since the spring of 1307 BC when Moses published the 11th Commandment (”Thou shalt not eat the green M&Ms“), April 1st has been a day for folk to act the fool on each other.
Most of the pranks are harmless, but some have unforeseen consequences that bring some serious ish down on the pranked or prankee, or both. Complex reviewed (recent) history, and came up with a grading system (”wrong,” “wronger,” “wrong as f*ck”) to describe The Worst Pranks Gone Wrong of All Time.





