Time for the next big Holiday this season!!!

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Nope. Art thou a SJW?

nah, I just play one to be annoying.

Good, i cant stand people who care mire about me being black than i do! 😆

Hey if you want to be purple polka dot man it's cool with me.

I was a one eyed one horned flying purple people eater...

Whatever gets ya rocks off bro.

If you two start showing each other what is diff colors on yourselves......I will get someone ELSE to take pics of it....

You show me yours and I'll show you his.

Originally posted by Nuke Nixon
Whatever gets ya rocks off bro.

😉. 😉 😉 😉

ya all gonna give each other mites.

National Tortilla Chip Day

Date When Celebrated : Always February 24

Today is a holiday with a crunch. One might even suggest that it is a corny holiday. Well, that's okay because today is National Tortilla Chip Day. Just a few decades ago, Americans seldom ate Corn Chips and Salsa. It's popularity has grown immensely. Today is a tribute to that rising popularity of one of America's favorite munchies.

Did you know? The corn chip recipe was brought to the U.S. from Mexico by texas businessman Elmer Doolin.

Celebrate National Tortilla Chip Day with a handful of crunchy, tasty corn chips and your favorite salsa or dip.

I do enjoy the salsa.

Guacamole?

Picante!

Ooh, guns...!

Pistol Patent Day

Date When Celebrated : Always February 25

"Shoot! I don't have a Pistol Patent." If this thought is going through your mind right now, then this day is for you. You should aim to get a patent today. Why, today is Pistol Patent Day.

In order to get a pistol patent, you must have a new design for a pistol. I'm sure you can whip one up in short order and lay down the permit application fees and such, right? If not, how can you participate in this day? .... we offer no answer to this question.

Did you Know? Samuel Colt invented the revolver, a pistol with multiple chambers for bullets. He patented it in Europe in 1835, and in the United States in 1836.

Origin of Pistol Patent Day:
Samuel Colt invented the pistol. He received Patent # 138 for it on this day in 1836. The patent was for the Colt Revolver with a rotating chamber containing six bullets.

Come midnight...

National Pistachio Day

Date When Celebrated : Always February 26

National Pistachio Day is a nutty day. You can celebrate National Pistachio Day by eating them, and learning more about them. We're going to help with the learning part........ read on.

Nutty Pistachio Facts:

Pistachios grow on trees. They are native to the Middle East.
Its a long wait to get the first nut. A pistachio tree takes 7-10 years to mature.
California is the major producer in the U.S.
Pistachios are harvested in September by machines that shake the trees. It less than a minute.
The red dye is added to the nuts is only due to consumer demand for the color.
Its open hull is unique. The nut is ripe when the hull splits open.
People in the Middle East call it the "smiling nut" and in China its called the "happy nut".
Pistachios are nutritious, so eat them up!
Celebrate today by eating Pistachios. They are great plain as a snack, in ice cream, and in a wide range of desserts.

I don't know how they can have Let's All Eat Right Day on the same day as National Chili Day and National Chocolate-Covered Peanuts Day, seems like a conflict of interest.

Is it followed by National Heart Burn Day?

Aaaw

Tell a Fairy Tale Day

Date When Celebrated : Always February 26

This is a day that Fairy Tales are made of (and for). It's Tell a Fairy Tale Day . Today is a great opportunity to read your kids. If the kids aren't around, its certainly okay to read them alone. We all know that everybody loves a good fairy tale.

To qualify as a fairy tale, a story does not have to begin with "Once upon a time.....". But, they usually do. It is a requirement that the story has a happy ending. There's nothing better than a good story that ends with "and they all lived happily ever after".

On Fairy Tale Day, cozy up under a blanket with the kids and read "the good book"....a fairy tale book. Libraries and schools will often mark this day with special fairy tale readings and story hours.

Once upon a time...