Top 10 Unofficial Holidays That Should Be Celebrated
Alongside Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Halloween, Valentine's Day, and every other traditionally celebrated holiday, there are quite a few holidays that are obscure for obvious reasons. However, with a little determination, they could be celebrated across the world. Everyone can agree that the following would fill out a very strange calendar.From Star Trek to Doctor Who, from photosynthesis to polygraphics to knowing how to use a slide rule, many things come to mind when the words "nerd" or "geek" are brought up. If all these nerds came out of their closets for just one day, it would be a day of peace on Earth.
And 4 days before my birthday, too. I can read The Wheel of Time to my heart's content and listen to every Doctor Who theme in consecutive order. Wait, I do that almost every day.
From the mind of J.R.R. Tolkien, the Hobbits from The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit book are mythical creatures that resemble humans but have a very small stature. They stereotypically live in holes beneath hills and eat much more than an average human (without becoming too plump). This holiday is in remembrance of these lovable creatures. Perhaps you could hold a "Hobbit party" in which you dress as them (with typically tight pants).
That's why the metal documentary Metal Evolution was released on 11.11.2011. The series has 11 episodes. It's probably the best metal documentary by far.
When you read a book and there is a typo, do you have an irresistible urge to click on it and correct it? If so, you're either spending way too much time on your computer, or you are a grammar Nazi (or OCD). As a representative for grammar Nazis everywhere, I believe we should celebrate this holiday because no one likes errors lik this.
Everyone can get very sick and tired of grammatical errors.
This holiday celebrates the blue, furry creature from Sesame Street who has an insatiable craving for cookies... or just that one friend who can't get enough of cookies. Next time this date comes around on the calendar, celebrate by making a batch of cookies and offering them to passersby on the street (in your best impression of Cookie Monster).
Notice that this holiday takes place the day after Christmas. On this day, you'll see that lines are long in supermarkets, with people scrambling to return unwanted or unneeded gifts. In most cases, the items are returned because a picky child (or child-like adult) refused to accept them. If we, as a society, returned half of our Christmas gifts, not many people would bat an eye. Oh, how I fear for the human race.
What a great list! We absolutely need a National Whiners Day! A day where we can whine, stamp our feet, and scowl at anyone who appears remotely happy. The one day in the year we can really let ourselves go on a full-on whinge-fest! The one day where we can say, "Cheer up! It's National Whiners Day!"
This holiday celebrates the well-known pastime of simply chilling out with friends. Of course, you probably wouldn't be excused from work on this day, but it's equally possible to hang out at work too. Just look at what they did in The Office!
The name says it all. It's a holiday meant to celebrate not being a holiday. Is it actually a normal holiday or just an ordinary day? You decide.
Ironically, I once actually celebrated this day on Thursday, 1/16/2020, when I decided to skip school. I had a nice, relaxing day at home.
The next time you want to maintain a healthy level of insanity, you can enter an elevator and strike up a random conversation with whoever is in there. However, if you do it on July 31, they won't be annoyed - because everyone knows that day's National Talk in An Elevator Day, right?
That would be cool. They usually do something on May 4th for Star Wars.
Today is the day that we unofficially celebrate the delicious, small wieners that are fried, breaded, and eaten on a stick. Host a competition of all things corn dogs, like corn dog costume races, corn dog-making contests, and, of course, corn dog eating contests. (Don't judge me.)
This "holiday" revolves around celebrating supposedly having a bad day on purpose. Why exactly you would want to celebrate it, I don't know. However, you could mention it to your friends in conversation. See how they react.
I just asked my friend about this. He told me not to be so stupid. I think he's celebrating it early.
Funny how it's right after Valentine's Day.
I, like many people, feel bad when we sing and are told to "put a sock in it" because our singing voices aren't quite up to scratch. On this day, we can let ourselves go and warble badly, and no one can complain.
November 25 - Aladdin, The Good Dinosaur, NFS MW (Europe), and The Regular Show Movie
November 26 - Flubber, The Haunted Mansion, Penguins of Madagascar, and the most hated MLP episode that I can't remember the name of.
November 27 - Frozen, Flubber (original), FHFIF special, Yin Yang Yo, etc.
Which of those is the worst day for media, such as horrible TV episodes, video games, and movies? November 26.
They do so much! My friend's mom is a school nurse!