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This sign near the London Gatwick airport in the UK is scaring fliers. The large "Welcome To Luton" sign put up on the side of the road is meant to scare arriving passengers into thinking that they have reached the wrong airport.
This was claimed in a widely shared Twitter post. The sign is clearly visible from a plane about to land at the Gatwick airport. The sign makes people think that they are about to land at the London Luton airport which is northwest of London, even though they were slated to land at Gatwick which is in the south.
The prank is similar to the one seen in Australia in June 2021. A sign saying "Welcome to Perth" had been painted in large letters on the roof of a building in Sydney. The sign was meant as a prank to make passengers think they arrived in the wrong Australian city.

London: flight passengers scared by big sign near Gatwick airport saying 'welcome to Luton'. Watch why

The sign is clearly visible from a plane about to land at the Gatwick airpor

This sign near the London Gatwick airport in the UK is scaring fliers. The large "Welcome To Luton" sign put up on the side of the road is meant to scare arriving passengers into thinking that they have reached the wrong airport.
This was claimed in a widely shared Twitter post. The sign is clearly visible from a plane about to land at the Gatwick airport. The sign makes people think that they are about to land at the London Luton airport which is northwest of London, even though they were slated to land at Gatwick which is in the south.
The prank is similar to the one seen in Australia in June 2021. A sign saying "Welcome to Perth" had been painted in large letters on the roof of a building in Sydney. The sign was meant as a prank to make passengers think they arrived in the wrong Australian city.
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A video of a kid is making rounds on Instagram and has garnered more than 20 million views. The video shows that a kid is trying to hide behind his principal so that he can surprise his teacher, Mr. Chris. And the duo succeeded in the prank when Mr. Chris came out of his car, a child suddenly pop-up and scared him.The mother of the little one who arrived at school to drop off her child appears to have taped the footage. She also said that the little one always does this to his teacher but on a particular day, his principal also decided to join him and the prank left everyone giggled.The video was shared by an Instagram handle 'Magically News' and the duo is loved by everyone, one said “The principal inner kid came out.”

Watch: Little one gets help from principal to play a prank on his teacher

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Kid's mother said that the little one always does this to his teacher but on a particular day, his principal also decided to join him.

A video of a child is making rounds on Instagram and has garnered more than 20 million views. The video shows that a kid is trying to hide behind his principal so that he can surprise his teacher, named Chris. And the duo succeeded in the prank when Chris came out of his car, the child suddenly pop-up and scared him. The mother of the little one who arrived at school to drop off her child appears to have taped the footage. She also said that the little one always does this to his teacher but on a particular day, his principal also decided to join him and the prank left everyone laughing. The video was shared by an Instagram handle 'Magically News'.&nbsp;
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Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics, leaves people in splits by pulling off a prank at the airport.

Watch! Olympic gold medallist from Canada's hilarious prank at security check

Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics bid Tokyo adieu after the Games but not before pulling off a hilarious prank. She posted a video on her Instagram account where Mitchell can be seen&nbsp;walking through a metal detector at a venue in Tokyo and the machine starts to beep. What happened next will leave you in splits.

Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics, leaves people in splits by pulling off a prank at the airport.

Canadian cyclist Kelsey Mitchell who won Gold at the 2020 Olympics bid Tokyo adieu after the Games but not before pulling off a hilarious prank. She posted a video on her Instagram account where Mitchell can be seen&nbsp;walking through a metal detector at a venue in Tokyo and the machine starts to beep. What happened next will leave you in splits.
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Playing pranks is not just limited to you and your friends. April Fool’s Day is a celebration even brands like to step in on. Here’s are some of the best pranks played by brands on consumers:

Lego decided to play on parents’ dreams by creating a fake ad about ‘Lego vacuums’ that sorted all the bricks by colour and size and eliminated dust!

Netflix announced that comedian Seth Rogen had "transfer[red] full ownership of his personal autonomy to Netflix, Inc.

Burger King teased foodies with a brand-new "Chocolate Whopper" that never existed.

Airbnb created ‘Lairbnb’ for those who would like to live in houses hosted by supernatural beings.



Telsa goes bankrupt

In 2018, Elon Musk posted a series of tweets joking about Telsa's terrible month and how the company may go bankrupt. Unfortunately, the prank totally backfired. Tesla’s stock fell 7 percent, the next day!

Perhaps being a bit careful with brand announcements around April 1st could save you from being tricked!

Who needs a wallet, when you have a bathtub! A group of Russian pranksters filmed themselves trying to buy an Iphone XS with a bathtub full of coins! They filled the bathtub with 100,000 roubles, and then carried the 350kg monstrosity to the Apple Store. The twist in the story however, is that the store agreed to carry out the transaction! 

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