Reddit has a collection of submitted funny links for April Fools 2011. These are the top rated ones of all times.

This ReverendFun comic strip shows a mean/cruel prank/trick to Jonah from the Bible...

Blue's News share a four pages Network World article showing its "geekiest marriage proposals of all time. Here are more than 19 (20 doesn't count) marriage proposals that are beyond the capacity of ordinary men..."

TV.com shares a couple short interesting videos about Super Bowl XLV (45)'s television (TV) commercials/advertisements (ads.)/spots (go this story for them):

YouTube's Adblitz Channel will have/currently has the 2011 Super Bowl XLV (45) television (TV) commercials

Neatorama shares a National Geographic article on the history, facts, etc. on Groundhog Day (not the movie).

Coco/Conan O'Brien recently showed a funny one minute and 32 seconds video titled "Online College Bowl 1" as a spoof/parody of yearly college football bowls -- "Geeks/Nerds, across the country, get pumped for this time of year - it's the 2011 Online College Bowl!"

Neatorama shares a mental_floss article on the "six/6 other things dropped on New Year's Eve -- The most famous New Year's Eve 'drop' is the 11,875-pound icosahedral geodesic sphere that descends the flag pole at One Times Square in Manhattan. But New York isn't the only place where objects are dropped on New Year's Eve

VideoSift shares a two minutes and 58 seconds musical YouTube video showing "how social media, web and mobile tell the story of the Nativity. Christmas story told through

... then try this amusing idea from Brevity's Christmas 2010 comic strip.

Blue's News share a Wired article on the evolution

VideoSift shares an eleven and 43 seconds YouTube video showing an ESPN 'Outside The Lines (OTL)' report on Beatles band member John Lennon, murdered on December 8th, 1980 in New York City (NYC). His shocking death was initially announced to a nationwide American audience on ABC's Monday Night Football (MNF).