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Where is That Sucks Day celebrated?
National That Sucks Day is celebrated all over the US. It is a holiday dedicated to all the bad things that have happened to the people in their lives and history.
Who is That Sucks Day celebrated by?
National That Sucks Day is celebrated by everyone frustrated by all the things that suck.
When did That Sucks Day first start?
It is unknown when National That Sucks Day was celebrated for the first time, but this event is observed on April 15 annually to remind people of all the bad things in their lives in the world.
Who started That Sucks Day?
A man named Bruce Novotny started National That Sucks Day. He is also the owner of ThatSucks.Net.
History And Timeline
April 15 is considered a bad day in history as so many events that suck happened on this date. Down below are a couple of events that brings sadness to our faces.
Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln
The 16th president of America died because of a fatal shot on this date.
April 15, 1865The Titanic
The Titanic ship sunk on this date, killing more than 1500 passengers and crew members on the board.
April 15, 1912Tornado Strikes Texas
This disaster killed ten residents, resulted in 50 casualties, and damages overall worth $85,000.
April 15, 1921Tax Day
April 15 is Tax Day, a headache for many people.
April 15That Sucks Day
Bruce Novotny invented 'That Sucks Day.'
2010sTraditions And Customs
Bruce Novotyn suggests that on That Sucks Day, you can play mood-lightening games such as pinning the tail on your friends or organizing a rotten Easter egg hunt. There are specific traditions that need to be followed.
Ways To Celebrate That Sucks Day
Watch Documentaries about the sinking of the Titanic or the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
You can rant about all the things that are wrong in your life to your friends.
Visit the website dedicated to this day to know about more such events and share them on social media with the hashtag That Sucks Day.
Facts Or Stats
- That Sucks Day is celebrated on the same day when American president Sir Abharam Lincoln was shot and the Titanic sank.
- That Sucks Day is not an official holiday, and it was started by Bruce Novotny.
- There is a website with the same name which has all the information about all the things that suck. That Sucks Day pays tribute to this humorous website as well.
What is the importance of celebrating That Sucks Day?
On That Sucks Day, historically significant events that impacted many lives, such as assassination day and the sinking of the Titanic, occurred.
What are some disadvantages of celebrating That Sucks Day?
This day focuses on negative things and things that didn't turn out in people's favor. It may make them sadder by highlighting such things.
What are some benefits of celebrating That Sucks Day?
People get to know the forgotten history because of That Sucks Day. It also conveys the message that even if things suck, everything will work out in the end.
Who inspired the celebration of that Sucks Day?
Bruce Novotont initiated the celebration of That Sucks Day.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Wednesday, April 15, 2020
- Thursday, April 15, 2021
- Friday, April 15, 2022
- Saturday, April 15, 2023
- Monday, April 15, 2024
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