Facts of fooler's day | Why we celebrating April 1 as fooler's day?

 Why April-1 is considered Stupid Day: -

• Every year on April 1, the world celebrates Fools' Day. In this collection we are going to find out why April 1st is celebrated as Stupid Day.

 Fooler's day

• September 1752 will be without 11 days. This is because it was in September 1752 that the English government changed the calendar "The Gregorian" from "The Roman Julian", which is currently in use. All of the workers also worked less than 11 days. Since then, a plan has been put in place to reduce pay if you take time off work.

• According to the calendar "The Roman Julian", everyone celebrated April 1 as the New Year. But according to this Gregorian calendar they then implemented January 1st as the New Year. Despite the fact that January 1 was declared the New Year according to the "The Gregorian" calendar, all the people were celebrating the New Year in April. People could not accept this change. Thus the then king of the country issued a new statement. According to that statement, whoever celebrates the New Year on April 1 will be considered a fool. Since then, April 1 has been Fool's Day.

Is it April Fool’s Day or the April Fools’ Day?

Where does this apostrophe actually go? Originally, there was none!

The first term April fool, for a victim of an April Fools’ Day prank, dates back to the 1600s. Early records of that holiday from the 1700s declare it April Fool Day, with an apostrophized April Fools’ Day particularly recorded by the 1800s. This is also around when the April fool came to refer to the trick itself.

Today, this holiday is stylized both as the April Fool’s Day, emphasizing an April fool as a basic singular concept, and April Fools’ Day, indicating the plural April fools, whether the people or the pranks.

And don’t forget to shout as “April Fool!” when this prank is revealed.

Easy April Fool pranks

• Add the food coloring to the milk

• Freeze a bowl full of cereal overnight to serve it the next morning

• Replace a glass full of juice with a glass of jello

• Change the computer’s default working language

• Change the screen saver notification to an error message, such as the like Blue Screen of Death

• Change the smartphone’s wallpaper to a photo  their of cracked glass

• Flip the display of computer screen upside down

• Crank the sensitivity of the mouse all the way up or down

• Turn all of the clocks ahead of wall

• Spread the plastic bugs and spiders, other irritating insect throughout the house

• Putt confetti on the room's ceiling fan

• Send an envelope it consists full of glitter

April fools across the world

Yup, April Fools’ Day is widely celebrated all around the world. Because who doesn’t like to playing an April Fools’ joke on their beloved ones? Here are some examples:

In France, the fooled party is called the name  poisson d’avril, which literally means “April fish.” France’s customary prank involves that  pinning a paper fish to a friend’s back.

In Scotland, April Fools’ Day that is traditionally called Gowk Day—gowk being another name for the cuckoo, a common symbol of fool. Pranks continued into April 2, as Tailie Day, when celebrants traditionally attach a “paper tail” (or a “kick me” sign) to their friends’ backs.

Brazil celebrates April 1 as the name of Dia da Mentira, or “Lie Day,” in which day people try to fool their loved ones. Always for comedic effect only, of course.