Pranks on Shine

Perfect Pranks for April Fools' Day

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Play the perfect practical joke on your friends, family and coworkers this April Fools' Day by knowing everyone's astrological soft spots! ARIES Challenge them to a race. Let them win, then tell them they cheated. TAURUS Replace their soft, silky sheets with burlap sacks. GEMINI…

Are there any April fools in your office?

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Today is definitely not the day to leave your computer on at the office and walk away for an extended length of time. In so many workplaces this year, there is little to laugh about. Layoffs, dwindling 401(k)s, and still-uncertain outlooks make work a very seriously place indeed lately. So I'm wondering: Since we all need a good laugh, are there more pranks happening at work this year on the first day of April than in past years? Any jello-ed staplers? Crazy computer hi jinx?

Zoomdoggle.com: Are We Having Fun Yet?

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Jake Bronstein once did us a solid by stripping down to his birthday suit, donning a French maid's apron, and serving cocktails at Em's bachelorette party. He didn't know us (he was a friend of a friend), but he's the kind of guy who'll try just about anything for a laugh. So...

Happy April Fool's Day: When does an office prank cross the line?

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Remember The Office episode when Michael Scott is trying to impress Ryan by telling Pam she is fired for steeling Post-It notes from the office? He doesn’t figure out that maybe he’s crossing a line from (never) funny to abusive until she breaks down and sobs.

Jim’s pranks (jelloed staplers, telling Dwight it’s Friday on a Thursday). Funny. Michael’s. Not funny. Just a thought on April Fool’s day, when pranks are probably flying across the “interweb” and from cubicle to cubicle today. Workplace humor has its place and its limits, as I’m sure anyone who’s been on the receiving end of a really off-color joke can attest.