ForAngelsOnly Archive: March 2010

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Trick to Make April fool (video).

Trick to Make April fool (video).

April Fools Practical Jokes & Pranks

April Fools' Day has gotta be one of the best holidays. You get to play nasty pranks and practical jokes on people and get away with it! IB has put together some safe but fun April Fools' pranks you can pull on your friends and family.

Got Milk?

If your milk comes in a cardboard container, add a few drops of food coloring. It's harmless April Fool's joke but the results are pretty colorful.

What's That in Your Apple?

For a fruity April Fool's practical joke, get a few gummy worms and carefully poke them into fresh fruit, particularly apples. Give mom or dad a wormy apple for lunch and leave a few apples on the table for friends and family members to snack on.

April Showers

If you have a sink with a sprayer, put a rubber band around the handle when nobody's looking. This automatically keeps the nozzle in spray-mode. Make sure the nozzle is pointing up and outward. The next person to use the sinka splash! Too funny! will get.

Spare Change

This April Fool's practical joke is old but it still works. Superglue some coins to the sidewalk or any spot that has a lot of people walking around. Make sure it's an appropriate place, then watch people break fingernails to get the coins.

One Sick Joke

Fill a hot water bottle with blended leftovers or even pea soup. Keep the bottle hidden under your shirt near your chest and make a trip to the cafeteria. Your friends need to be in on this prank. When the cafeteria is full, make a loud noise to attract attention, bend over the table and squeeze the bottle. Your sludge should spew out all over the table like you've just thrown up.

Look What I can Do!

Ask your victim, er.. friend to put a quarter on a piece of paper and, without removing their finger, trace the coin with a pencil. Repeat the "test" with a few fingers. After that's done, get the victim to pick up the quarter and roll it along the bridge of their nose. Then quietly snicker behind their back as they walk around with a black line along their nose. Don't use a permanent marker cuz that's not cool.

Kids' Suggestions

Take a Woopie Cushion to school and put it in the teachers desk!

For a great April Fool's joke, if you have little holders for your salt and pepper, switch the salt with sugar and then watch your family's and friend's faces when they try their food! Just make sure they have something they eat salt with.

Get a balloon and put it on the tailpipe of a truck, ferrari, etc. (Make sure the car isn't already on!) Then get in it and have your parents start it up and it will pop. It will sound like the tire popped.

Grab a bunch of alarm clocks, set them to alarm at very early times in the morning and hide them all around different places at your victim's room!

This is one of THE best tricks I know! First you put Saran Wrap or any other clear plastic wrap over the toilet, between the bowl and the seat. Do this at night so it is harder to see. Then when someone goes to the bathroom, SURPRISE! Oh, and a scream. I don't recommend this because I got grounded for 3 months when I tried it. It's funny, and messy, so if you don't take my advice and do it anyway, be ready to clean up the mess! EWW!!!

[FAO] G!ft$ to the M3mB3rs

Monday, March 29, 2010

[FAO] 9 Year Girl's Miraculous Recovery from Rasmussen's Syndrome

'I want to be a ballerina': Girl, 9, stuns doctors with miraculous recovery after half her brain is removed during surgery

Daily Mail

Last updated at 12:11 AM on 26th March 2010

Nine-year-old Cameron Mott had half her brain taken out during major surgery, but it has not stopped the youngster pursuing her dreams.

Cameron has stunned doctors and her family with a miraculous recovery from the radical surgery and now wants to become a ballerina .

The nine-year-old developed the brain disorder Rasmussen's syndrome at the age of three, which saw the disease eat away at the right side of her brain.

Cameron Mott stunned doctors with her miraculous recovery after half her brain was taken out during major surgery

Cameron developed the brain disorder Rasmussen's syndrome at the age of three, which saw the disease eat away at the right side of her brain

This triggered violent epileptic fits and seizures, which doctors eventually said could only be prevented by removing half of her brain.

'It was very scary, because you just can't imagine what your child will be like after such a dramatic brain surgery,' mother Shelly Mott told Ann Curry on NBC's Today Show.

'It just doesn't seem like they can be the same child.

'It was absolutely the right choice. And, really, for us, when we knew what she had, and we knew that this was our only option to help her, the risk was something that we were willing to deal with because her quality of life was so poor .

The disorder triggered violent epileptic fits and seizures, which doctors eventually said could only be prevented by removing half of Cameron's brain

Doctors knew that removing the right side of the brain - which controls the left side of the body - meant she would be paralyzed when she woke from surgery

The school girl also lost some of her peripheral vision.

Doctors knew that removing the right side of the brain - which controls the left side of the body - meant she would be paralysed when she woke from surgery .