According to the Huffington Post, this is the 2nd greatest April Fool's day prank of all time. They call it a "pretty impressive prank" as if convincing the listeners of NPR of anything is difficult. I mean, you take the most gullible audience of all time and then act like you put one over on them? Well done!
Other "greatest pranks of all time" here... Huffington Post. Note that these are the very same "greatest pranks of all time" as last year because it is the Huffington Post after all and why should they provide fresh and current content?
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