To tell you the truth, I’m not sure what’s more ridiculous – the fact that someone came up with the odd idea of pranking people that “White Christmas” is a racist song or the fact that some actually believed it.

Seriously? Yeah, seriously. I so want to do a facepalm right now!

In a prank video by MRCTV, Dan Joseph went around the George Mason University and asked students to sign a fake petition to ban “White Christmas” from the radio.

Chess is definitely not for everyone. Not all people have the patience and the smarts to play it, let alone master it. It entails spending countless hours everyday just to own the game. So imagine just how great chessmasters are, especially the younger ones. To be able to become a chessmaster in your 20s is no easy feat.

Just ask Mangus Carlsen, who at the age of 25 is already a grandmaster. Beat that!

The Norwegian player was hailed as the best in the world back in 2013. Back then, he defeated former World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand. Aside from his mastery of the game, another remarkable thing about Carlsen is destroying the stereotype of the chessplayer - older and looking nerdy.

One of the best things about being married is that you have this one constant person you can play your jokes and pranks on. What would life be if you are unable to have some fun tricking your significant other, right? It would definitely be an absolute bore.

Good thing, wife and mother Kayla Eby has quite the humorous bone in her. One fine day, she decided to trick her husband into thinking that she “adopted” a coyote and brought it inside their home. The way he reacts, or should we say, freaks the hell out is absolutely hilarious!

Kayla gets the help of a friend with Photoshop skills and started sending her husband text messages. Subtly hinting that she found a stray dog that looked soooo scared, she brought it home. The photos, of course did their awesome wonders. Her husband goes insane and well, the rest is history as they say.