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Hi! Welcome to watchmojo.com. I am your host Melissa and today is April fool’s day, a day were practical jokes are play on a more gullible among us.

The height of one day can designate us for such thing. Since is it really a first day for fools day, tracing its origins our little hard.

One theory suggest that came about in between of a calendar and another says it is because of celebration of the change of the seasons.

Now before 1582, New Year’s Day was celebrate for eight days beginning on March 25th with the adoption of the Gregorian calendars, New Years day was moved to January 1. However many say that some people do and accept this or simply did not know about it and continue to celebrate New Years on April 1.

So keep up again making fun of them and then standing them on fool’s errands. These practice spread to our ear and eventually came to North America.

Now the only thing that is left at question is you kind a believe me?

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