You don't have to wait for April Fools' Day.
Every day is a joke on the Internet.
As the Net grows, so do the number of hoaxes and other mischief carried through e-mail. In revenge, she forwards copies of the recipe to friends - and urges them to do the same. When the rumor began circulating offline more than a decade ago, the department store didn't sell cookies at its restaurants. The tale later made its way to the Internet - and the company still gets calls and letters. I suspect they are the result of creative minds trapped in boring jobs,'' said Brian Maddox of Barrington, Ill., a regular recipient of electronic chain letters.