Whiner’s Day

""What do you mean, 'No holiday bonus this year?'""
""A GREEN TIE?!? It's Uuuugly!""
What should we do?
Whine???
Let's be grateful for what we do have, like friends and family this holiday season, OK?

Suggestions for Celebrating National Whiner's Day
*Visit a shopping mall or retail store and watch people ""whine"" as they return and exchange their holiday
gifts (remember, it's not only the customers who whine).
*Invite friends over, or plan a party, and call it a ""Whine and Geeze"" party! Serve non-alcholic wine and
cheese!
*Again, invite friends to a National Whiner's Day party. In order to get in, your friends need to bring one
unwanted gift, wrapped, for a white elephant exchange.

*Hold a whining contest at home or with friends, and invite a radio or television station to broadcast the
event. Award the winner with a funny certificate or trophy. Make it more fun by scoring not only the
whine quality, by on the whining itself. For example, ""Ohhhhh, mooomm. Do I havvvvve to cleeeeean my
roooomm?""
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All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.nationalhuggingday.com/Whine.htm

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