Fool's Gold

The public were in outrage today as they had been hooked in by what some had called "a petty and unnecessary hoax". The popular [sic] website Bandwagon Best was seen to have a fresh new post on it's front page early on Sunday morning, which the websites reader's were understandably happy about. It wasn't until the Bandwagon's loyal band of followers finished the first paragraph, however, until they realised that there was something wrong;

"I should have seen it coming," one fan told us "I sort of knew it was too good to be true, he'd only updated the website on Friday it was far too soon for him to post a new one, especially with the way that he's been slacking off recently. Thing is I was just so excited to see a funky new trend hilariously taken to pieces I didn't care how fast I read it or what it was about. Turned out it was about nothing at all and then I looked at the calender and wondered why I'd been so foolish."

Another fan was equally as embarrassed. "He's gone too far this time. He hardly puts any effort into the website as it is anymore and now he posts this self-referential rubbish. He's up his own arse if you ask me"

Mr. Best, was upset that fans felt this way, but offered no apology, stating "having such a convenient bandwagon on April 1st means that I won't have to post another entry until the end of May"