Best April Fool's Day prank ever? April 1, 1957 - BBC prank extraordinaire.

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4. I wasn't looking. I'm not a shoe person.

On close look, it seems mostly flats, with the possibility of the woman navigating the terribly steep stairs in high heels.

Now, I remember reading a book on furniture, and those incredibly ornate legs on Victorian furniture.

It seems that extreme Victorian modesty concealed a foot fetish, or (you saw this coming) podophilia.

I won't say more because this has gotten way too



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