RandomFailure

Normally, I’m perfectly OK with the occasional corny April Fools’ joke, prank, etc. It’s to be expected. Though I do expect some originality/creativity. At least I’ll give credit for a good attempt, but weak execution. I came across the lamest attempt at humor today, via CNET (not exactly known as a bastion of mirth). Not only did this “farce” suck, they had to include a disclaimer at the bottom (“Editor’s note: Remember, today is April 1, a day reserved in the U.S. for some levity.“; their emphasis and link.) You know, it’s not really a joke if you have to explain it.