| Men are more likely than women to pull pranks | Now that I am an adult, I have a lower appreciation for pranks | I think pranks are funny as long as I am not the target | I will be the target of at least one prank on April Fool's Day | I will attempt at least one prank on April Fool's Day | I still think "Kick Me" signs are funny | I prefer digital pranks to pranking in person | My family has a tradition of pranking one another on April Fool's Day | |
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| % of Americans that agree with the following statements... | 70 | 57 | 41 | 37 | 35 | 24 | 19 | 18 |
Sources:
harrisinteractive.com
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With April Fool's Day right around the corner, it's time to bust out your best gags. According to a recent Harris Interactive poll, however, the majority of Americans do not consider themselves pranksters as they are not planning to prank anyone on April 1st. In fact, only about one in five Americans claim that their family maintains a pranking tradition.