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snapchat pranks :: Article Creator 8 Snapchat Pranks You Can Pull Off From The Comfort Of Your Phone With Snapchat, you can nail pranking from the comfort of your own phone. The app, aside from being a great way to transform yourself into a cartoon dog, is a veritable prank playground -- and after you pull off the perfect Snapchat prank, the evidence will be gone forever. Snap away, pranking millennials. 1. Snap a picture of a beach stock photo, then pretend you're on vacation. Fake vacation Snapchat prank Credit: youtube/howtoprankitup Your acquaintances will wish they were at the real, not fake beach with you. 2. Confess a "big secret" in a one-second Snap. Fake secret Snapchat prank Credit: mashable/chloe bryan They'll know something happened, but they won't be sure what. 3. Tell lots of people you're going to take their photo, then take a video instead. Then, create the ultimate April Fool...

callie prank :: Article Creator 'Yellowjackets' Star Sarah Desjardins: Callie Is On A Mission For Answers In S3 1 of 2Warren Cole and Sarah Desjardins star in "Yellowjackets" Season 3. Photo courtesy of Paramount+ with Showtime NEW YORK, March 30 (UPI) -- Riverdale and Night Agent alum Sarah Desjardins says her Yellowjackets character Callie is trying to figure out what kind of person she is as her mom Shauna's shocking secret past is revealed. New episodes air Sundays on Showtime. Now in its third season, the series follows members of a high school soccer team who survive a place crash, but turn to murder and cannibalism in the Canadian wilderness when they are teens in the 1990s. Melanie Lynskey plays Shauna, the adult version of one of the athletes, who seems like a normal suburban New Jersey wife and mom until her past comes back to haunt her, prompting her to be more candid with Callie and Callie...

funny australian jokes :: Article Creator Alex De Minaur Jokes That Every Australian Open Win Adds To His And Katie Boulter's Wedding Budget Social Through to the quarterfinals of his home Grand Slam tournament for the first time, the Aussie also has a financial motivation for every match he wins. Success on home soil isn't the only thing motivating Alex de Minaur at this Australian Open. The top-ranked man from Down Under, through to the quarterfinals in Melbourne for the first time, has financial motivations behind every match he wins. He's hoping to pad his and fiancée Katie Boulter's bank account in support of their upcoming wedding. With combined on-court earnings nearing $20 million before the Australian Open event began, the two tennis players won't have to pinch pennies when it comes to their special day. But that doesn't mean that de Minaur hasn't been crunching the numbers of just how much the fest...

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