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From mysterious benefactors to Nigerian princes, scammers are nothing new. Most people have learned to ignore dubious emails or Facebook messages. But we have a little extra respect an admiration for the people who respond to these scumbags in clever and amusing ways. After this person received a suspicious text message from their boss, they brilliantly responded with Nickelback lyrics. Which to us feels like a very sinister and appropriate act of revenge.

Let's be honest, we don't really need April Fools Day because this whole damn year has been a big joke already. But in case you're some kind of sadist and you love to see people in mental anguish, here are some prank-filled memes 

Now all we have to do in sit back, relax, and wait for whatever horrible, catastrophic thing is going to happen in April!

High School happens at a time where kids are grappling with authority. They feel like they should have some independence, but are consistently being held back by rules. Generally, frustration at lack of independence leads to rebellion. And some kinds of rebellion are worse than others.

Twitter user @deanlines chimed in on a thread about rebellious school pranks with his own story. It's not merely a tale of breaking the rules, it's a goddamn roller coaster that might warrant its own film adaptation. And it's all right here for you. 

In honor of Thanksgiving this year, people are prank-texting their moms asking how long it would take to microwave a 25-pound turkey. The responses have been pretty priceless.

Ultimate troll Twitter account The Dad asked followers to prank their dads by texting them that they put olive oil in their cars. People posted the flabbergasted reactions and let's just say, they did not disappoint. Click here for more epic pranks that we only wish we had thought of.

This is why you never leave your social media accounts unlocked around a master troll. But we gotta say that we always love when parents turn out to be the biggest trolls of all!

If you're unfamiliar with Destiny 2, it's an online multiplayer first-person shooter game where players take on the role of a Guardian protecting Earth's last safe city from various alien races. 

This trending meme features the character Araskes "The Trickster," and although the meme itself doesn't draw on any other context from the game, we're pretty sure gamers and non-gamers alike will enjoy it!

This fake "Customer Support" account has been trolling Facebook for what feels like forever. The tolls behind the account focus mainly on UK-based businesses, but we can still appreciate their antics from across the pond. Trolling is basically a universal language - it's quite beautiful.