lapjis:

hey yall just a friendly reminder on aprils fools please dont 

• pretend to break up with your s/o
  
• post jumpscares 
  
• ruin someones reputation 
  
• risk someones health and well being
  
• fake being dead
  
• fake suicide
  
• hurt others or urself
  
• fake self harm
  
• make ppl worry for ur life
  
• make fun of someone
  
• cause potential or lethal harm
  

An addition to the point about risking someone’s health–food pranks are inherently risky. If you know the person involved, great, you should have enough personal knowledge about them to proceed with care. But if the prank involves strangers (ex. mixing skittles and m&ms in an office candy bowl), or non-food items (ex. toothpaste replacing oreo cream), it’s probably not something you want to put into action. Sure, grossed-out faces are funny, but a trip to the hospital because of an allergy attack, or because someone swallowed the first bite without noticing the prank, is never worth it.