Today is April the 1st, and we wanted to share with you some funny, and definitely, definitely truthful headlines from the fencing industry this week:
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"Scientists Discover World's First Self-Aware Fence—Now It Refuses to Be Climbed!"
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A high-tech AI-powered fence gains consciousness and starts talking back to trespassers. How's that for sentient surveillance?
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"New 'Invisible Fence' Technology Unveiled—Unfortunately, No One Can Find It"
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A company claims to have created an invisible fence, but it’s so invisible even the installers can’t locate it.
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"Man Builds Fence So High It Blocks Out the Sun—Now His House Is Officially in a Permanent Eclipse"
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A homeowner’s extreme privacy measures backfire in the most ridiculous way possible. Vitamin D supplements have been shipped and are on their way...
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"Experts Warn of ‘Fence Migration’—Picket Fences Have Been Slowly Moving Closer Together for Years"
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A study reveals that fences are creeping inward, and homeowners are baffled. Let's get it together, people.
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"New Trend: People Replacing Fences with Moats—‘It’s Just More Aesthetic,’ Says Local Homeowner"
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A growing movement of homeowners who are ditching fences for medieval-style moats. Drawbridges are the next big thing around here at BarrierBoss...
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"World’s Longest Fence Accidentally Completed—Construction Crew Just Kept Going and Now It Circles the Globe"
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A hilarious miscommunication amongst a construction crew involving the words "East" and "West" leads to an unintentional world-record-breaking fence.
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"Study Finds That Talking to Your Fence Improves Property Value"
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Homeowners who greet their fences daily reportedly see a mysterious boost in home prices. Real Estate Agents are stunned.
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We hope you enjoyed these rigorously fact-checked headlines from this week's fencing news. Come back next week for our full coverage of the Fence Climbing Olympics.