Campaign for recognised April-fools period

Campaign for recognised April-fools period 0

Posted on April 01, 2008 by Malcolm Coles

Fed up with American April Fool's appearing a day early in the UK? Live in America and wondering why people are launching April Fools joke's in the evening?

What we need is a recognised international 24-hour period for April Fools. So I'm launching the Campaign for a Recognised April-fools Period - CRAP.

The idea is that there will be one 24 hour period internationallyÂ - spanning March 31 and April 1.

If you'd like to join CRAP, sign up below - I'll send you details when I have some. In the meantime, feel free to RT CRAP, talk CRAP and publicise CRAP on the internet.

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