Just in time for April Fools Day, The Post presents the year’s most hilarious Tweets. (See our roundup from last year).
Patton Oswalt
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Amy Schumer (left) and Mark Normand.Getty Images; WireImageKate Hendricks, Trevor Noah, Bridget Everett
From left: Kate Hendricks, Trevor Noah, Bridget EverettFacebook/Kate Hendricks; Getty Images; WireImageMorgan Murphy
Morgan MurphyTwitterWhitney Cummings, Seth Meyers, Frank Conniff
From left: Whitney Cummings, Seth Meyers, and Frank Conniff.Getty Images; WireImage; WireImageJosh Gondelman
Josh GondelmanJoshgondelman.comAnna Kendrick, Mike Lawrence
Anna Kendrick (left) and Mike Lawrence.Getty Images; WikipediaBilly Eicher, Mindy Kaling
Billy Eichner (left) and Mindy Kaling.Getty Images; FilmMagicKumail Nanjiani
Kumail NanjianiGetty ImagesMax Silvestri, Kira Soltanovich, Mo Rocca
From left: Max Silvestri, Kira Soltanovich, and Mo Rocca.Getty Images; WireImage; Getty ImagesNikki Glaser, Aparna Nancherla
Nikki Glaser(left) and Aparna Nancherla.Getty Images; Getty ImagesMichelle Wolf
Michelle WolfNBCUMegan Amram, Todd Barry, Joe DeVito
From left: Megan Amram, Todd Barry, Joe DeVito.Getty Images; Getty Images; WireImageDana Gould, Eddie Pepitone
Dana Gould (left) and Eddie Pepitone.Getty Images; Getty ImagesHarris Wittels
Harris WittelsGetty ImagesHarris Wittels, who worked as a writer and executive producer on the NBC comedy “Parks and Recreation,” died at his Los Angeles home in February. Wittels also performed stand-up comedy and wrote for “The Sarah Silverman Program,” and “Eastbound & Down.”
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