Image: Kraft-Heinz, Inc. April Fools Day Cravy ad by Heinz It s understandable that a lot of people just don t feel like breaking out the April Fools Day pranks this year. Frankly, the last 12 months have felt like one long, especially mean prank. But some Pittsburghers are getting into the spirit and providing some much-needed levity with fake products, outrageous photoshop jobs, and other ways to make ya look. The nonprofit Riverlife may have tapped into some wishful thinking with giant slides down Mount Washington, next to the Duquesne Incline. The candy rainbow colors are a nice touch.
“Riverlife has worked since 1999 to create, activate, and celebrate Pittsburgh s riverfronts, said Matthew Galluzzo, Riverlife president and CEO in an interview with The Onion. pic.twitter.com/y3Ml0nGivo Riverlife (@RiverlifePgh) A