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Celebrated on the day after Thanksgiving Sinkie Day was created in 1991, by the International Association of People Who Dine Over The Kitchen Sink. Sinkie Day is celebrated by eating your dinner over the kitchen sink. This way you don’t have to set the table. You don’t have to clean the table You don’t have …
Celebrated every year on November 29. Saint Pancake originates from the Dutch comic “Jan, Jans en de kinderen” by Jan Kruis. In 1986 a comic was published where the grandfather told a story about how when he was young every November 29 families would celebrate Sint Pannekoek (this is Dutch for Saint Pancake). The mother …
Celebrated every year on November 26. This is a very commercial holiday to remind you that you only have one month until Christmas. If you haven’t bought any presents yet, you’d better go shopping right now! If you wait too long, the shops will be crowded. And if you didn’t save up enough money for …
Celebrated every year on November 16. Have a Party with Your Bear Day is not to be confused with: Polar Bear Swim on January 1 Polar Bear Day on February 2 Teddy Bear Picnic Day on Juli 10 Teddy Bear Day on September 9 Bring Your Teddy Bear To Work & School Day on October …
Celebrated every year on December 8. Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day was created by the Koala Wallop online community in 2007.
Celebrated every year on November 20. Does your PC have a name? Do you even have a PC? People who use linux have to choose a name for their computer when they install the OS. In most android phones you can give your phone a name. Would you call it “Fido” or would it be …
Celebrated every year on October 26 Howl at the Moon Day and Night was created on April 26th, 2009, by Umbrelly Books Founder, Johnny DePalma who [tooltip tip=”how modest”]chose his birthday[/tooltip] for this holiday. The purpose for this holiday is because he wanted a day to howl at the moon with others joining him in. Sometimes …
Sourest Day is celebrated every year on October 25. Sourest Day was created by Richard Ankli, of Ann Arbor, Mich who wanted to make a funny counterpart to Sweetest Day by honoring his friend Sauer. “Sauer” is German for “sour”, so that’s very punny.
Celebrated every year on October 9 Curious Events Day celebrates all the mysterious things that happened or still happen. Remember that curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back. That was a curious quote and only curious people know the whole quote instead of just the first half.