Hug an Economist Day

Dr Aidan Kane tells me today is world 'hug an economist' day. I warn you I will not commit to the hug. Once you've finished, I'll say 'I don't accept that'.
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Carve a Pumpkin Day
When : Always October 31st Carve a Pumpkin Day is today. If you don't carve a pumpkin by today, when will you get to it? This is your last chance to carve a pumpkin because Halloween is tonight. Pull out your caring patterns and get down to work. If you can't find the patterns you […]
Rapture Party Day
Predictions over recent decades suggested that May 21st 2011 would mark the end of the world, in the form of the Christian Rapture. As far as we can tell, this event didn’t happen as Harold Camping predicted, and now the date is celebrated with ‘rapture parties’ and ‘end of the world parties’.More Details...All details taken […]
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Pandemonium Day
Pandemonium Day on July 14th is a celebration of chaos, fun, and excitement! It's the perfect opportunity to let loose, embrace spontaneity, and break free from the mundane routine. Whether you're planning a wild party, a crazy adventure, or simply indulging in some playful mischief, Pandemonium Day is all about embracing the unexpected and enjoying the thrill of the moment. So, mark your calendars and get ready to unleash your inner wild child on this exhilarating day of pandemonium!
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Sidewalk Egg Frying Day
July 4th isn't just about fireworks and barbecues—it's also Sidewalk Egg Frying Day! This quirky holiday invites people to test the scorching summer heat by attempting to fry an egg on the pavement. While it's more of a playful experiment than a reliable cooking method, it's a fun way to celebrate Independence Day with a bit of creativity and humor. Whether you're curious about the myth or eager to participate, Sidewalk Egg Frying Day adds a unique twist to summer traditions.

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