International Suit Up -day

On this day, suit up in honour of How I Met Your Mother, and Barney Stinson, and because suits are AWESOME.

Things to do on International Suit-Up Day
- Wear a suit to university
- Wear a suit to work
- Wear a suit in hospital
- Wear a suit to school (daring)
- Eat in a suit
- Buy Suitjamas
- Sleep in a suit
- Buy a suit
- If you see someone without a suit, tell them to go home and suit up, or convince them to watch How I Met Your Mother.
- Drink in a suit - if you can find a bar called MacLarens, drink there.
- Party in a suit.
- Dress your dog in a suit
- Do not dress your cat, that is cruel
- Play Laser Tag in a suit.... What up!

You do not have to be a How I Met Your Mother Fan or a woman to wear a suit, because suits are awesome anyway.
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