【Watch Mound Daughter】

Pornhub just took five years off a lot of people's lives.

The Watch Mound Daughterporn site played a pretty mean and also hilarious April Fools' Day joke on its users.

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Anyone who clicked on a Pornhub video on Saturday got this message:

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How kind of them! "No need to manually share your video to your friends and family ever again."

Of course, the "thanks for sharing" feature was a joke, which another message told users after they clicked "Thanks Pornhub!" or "WTF, reverse this now!"

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April Fools!!

[H/T Daily Dot]

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