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2004

April

• Wedding Dress Guy

• Not Cook

• Dumb, or Just Playing Dumb?

• Stephen Hawking is on the Mic

• Operation Take One for the Country

• Hot Abercrombie Chick Mystery Solved, Probably

• American Merkin Company

• Will Andy Kaufman Return?

• Job Scam With Strippers

• Soldier Picture Follow-Up

• Afterlife Publicity

• Michael Vick Isn’t Gay

• Tax Refund for a Princess

• Hitler Diary sold

• Katz, Cohen & Phelps

• Taiwan’s Fake Election Results

• Will the real Ella Schultz please stand up?

• Overhauled the Site

• Fake Marriages Legally Binding

• Banana Guard

• Who is the Hot Abercrombie Chick?

• Spacey’s Faux Mugging

• The Way Things Were: Overpriced Web Host

• The Rogue Employee Tin

• Shroud of Turin

• Petition to Stop the Godsend Institute

• Virtual Trader

• Ground Control to Major Abacha Tunde

• Celebrity Look-Alikes

• Hot Furniture-on-Furniture Action

• Jackson isn’t dead, nor is he touring Namibia

• Michael Jackson Isn’t Dead

• Paris Hilton’s Pubic Hair

• Million-Dollar Phone Number

• Japanese Magnetic Fan

• Soldier Guy

• Demi Moore’s Wedding Dress Browns

• Fake Tax Returns

• Godsend Institute, and other movie sites

• Real Pictures, False Memories

• Four-Eyed Kitten

• New Retirement Plan

• Reality TV is Rigged

• EU bans dangerous jellies

• Fake Abductions More Common Than Most People Realize

• Weeping Mary Returns

• New Zealand Rapper MC Emu

• Fingers in Eyes

• Is this Baby Jessica?

• ID Sniper Rifle

• Paranormal Photo Hoax Contest

• Bimpco

• Online Tanning Salon

• Imaginary Mail-Order Brides

• Scary Spiders

• The Lavabrator

• Eyeball jewelry

• Woman Killed by Frozen Urine

• Make up a bollex fact

• A Wedding and a Funeral

• Best and Worst April Fools, 2004

• Fake Vacation Photo Generator

• Did Lynne Cheney really write a racy novel in her youth?

• Born to be Wild

• Stories that sound like jokes, but aren’t

• Thorax Cake

• April Fool’s Day Roundup

• Oprah Becomes 4th Member of Holy Trinity

• TV on your Mobile

• Opening Belch

• New Atlantic Tunnel

• ThinkGeek Hunger Eliminator

• BMW Offers New Way to Cook

• Google Copernicus Center

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