With that in mind, I went searching for more of the same. This is what I discovered:
- January 24 - Global Belly Laugh Day
- January 30 - Draw a Dinosaur Day
- February 14 - Horny Werewolf Day (apparently, Valentine's Day has some pagan origins...)
- March 1 - Alien Robot Zombie Day (OK, I just made that one up, but use the opportunity to celebrate quasi-science and pseudo-history)
- March 32 - April Fools' Day
- April 11 - Superhero Day
- April 22 - Vampire Day (Eve of St. George's Day in Romania)
- May 25 - Universal Day of the Jedi (a.k.a. Star Wars Day) and also Towel Day (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)
- June 28 - National Paul Bunyan Day
- July 1 - Universal Yeti Day
- July 2 - World UFO Day (in honor of the July 2, 1947 Roswell Incident)
- July 25 - National Day of the American Cowboy
- August 4 - Robot Pride Day
- September 19 - International Talk Like A Pirate Day
- September 22 - Hobbit Day
- October 8 - National Fluffernutter Day
- October 9 - Viking Day (a.k.a. Leif Erikson Day)
- Second Saturday in October - World Zombie Day
- October 30 - Devil's Night (a Detroit special)
- November 3 - Godzilla Day
- November 17 - Wookiee Life Day
- December 5 - Day of the Ninja
- December 23 - Festivus
If you know of any other fun, whimsical holidays, please leave a comment!
Wow. The 12/5 Day of the Ninja sure explains a lot :)
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