April Fool's Day Hoaxes of All Time

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1. April Fool's Day Hoaxes of All Time
2. HOW TO COOK A UNICORNThe British Library,
3. King's College Choir Uses Helium The choir
4. Big Ben Goes Digital
5. Smellovision BBC TV interviewed a London University professor
6. The Left-Handed Whopper Burger King published a
7. The Swiss Spaghetti Harvest The respected BBC
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HOW TO COOK A UNICORNThe British Library, on its Medieval Manuscripts Blog, announced the "near-miraculous" discovery in its archives of a long-lost medieval cookbook that included a recipe for how to cook

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Слайд 1April Fool's Day Hoaxes of All Time

Слайд 2HOW TO COOK A UNICORN
The British Library, on its Medieval Manuscripts

Blog, announced the "near-miraculous" discovery in its archives of a

long-lost medieval cookbook that included a recipe for how to cook a unicorn.

HOW TO COOK A UNICORNThe British Library, on its Medieval Manuscripts Blog, announced the

Слайд 3King's College Choir Uses Helium
The choir leaders had finally adopted

a suggestion made by a colleague in the Chemistry Department

— use helium.

King's College Choir Uses Helium The choir leaders had finally adopted a suggestion made by a colleague

Слайд 4 Big Ben Goes Digital
The BBC's overseas news service reported that

Big Ben, in order to keep up with the times,

was going to be given a digital readout. The service announced that the clock hands, being no longer needed, would be given away to the first four listeners to contact them.

Big Ben Goes Digital The BBC's overseas news service reported that Big Ben, in

Слайд 5Smellovision
BBC TV interviewed a London University professor who had perfected

a technology called "Smellovision" that allowed the transmission of smells

over the airwaves. Viewers would be able to smell aromas produced in the television studio in their own homes.

Smellovision BBC TV interviewed a London University professor who had perfected a technology called

Слайд 6The Left-Handed Whopper
Burger King published a full page advertisement in USA

Todayannouncing the introduction of a new item to their menu:

a "Left-Handed Whopper" specially designed for the 32 million left-handed Americans. According to the advertisement, the new whopper included the same ingredients as the original Whopper, but all the condiments were rotated 180 degrees for the benefit of their left-handed customers.