That Sucks Day

Lollipop. That Sucks Day

When is That Sucks Day? This holiday is always observed on April 15

Today is That Sucks Day. This April 15 holiday is a celebration of all that sucks in our lives, and in the world. And, let’s face it, a lot of things stink. Events, the weather, unpleasant things you need to do, and many things spoken aloud really suck. However, on the positive side, you can enjoy a lollipop today. Now, that really sucks.

We’ve all had bad days, unpleasant events, bad situations, and relationships that suck. It’s a reality of life. This special day gives well-deserved recognition of the fact that a lot of experiences in our lives suck. And, it can happen frequently.

Bruce Novotny, the creator of this day, established this day to be celebrated on April 15th, as there are several major events in history that suck… on this date. They include tax day, the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, and the sinking of the Titanic.

We hope that this day does not suck for you. You can always use today to recognize other things that suck.

How to Participate in That Sucks Day

Celebrate this day in a variety of ways. Here are some ideas:

  • Don’t hesitate. Rather, admit it when you see or experience something that really sucks.
  • Look for things and situations that really stink.
  • If you see something that sucks, take steps to improve or change it.
  • Hand out lollipops to friends and strangers. Then, make sure they know that today really sucks.

Today's Chuckle

Maybe if we start telling people their brain is an App, they’ll start using it.

History and Origin of That Sucks Day

This holiday was created by Bruce Novotny from Bandon, Oregon. His website speaks to everything that sucks. See: Thatsucks.net One might say that his website….. sucks. Actually, it’s a humorous website. It’s just the content that sucks. Thanks, Bruce, for such a sucky website!

Some internet websites have added the word “National” to the title. This is incorrect, as the creator of this day specifically calls it That Sucks Day on his website. There are no congressional records or presidential proclamations for this day.

Definition of “National” Days – Find out why it is so important to distinguish true National days.

This Day in History

Besides today’s holiday, here are some of the events that happened on April 15:

  • The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves the use of Botox. (2002)
  • A major fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, topples the spire, destroys the roof, and more. (2019)
  • Canadian actor and comedian Seth Rogen was born on this day in 1982.

See more historical events.



Related Holidays

Certainly, people who like today’s holiday will also enjoy:

Everything You Think is Wrong Day

More April 15 Holidays

In addition to That Sucks Day, here are more April 15 holidays we are sure you will enjoy:

Rubber Eraser Day

Take a Wild Guess Day

Titanic Remembrance Day

World Art Day

More About Today

This Day in History – Indeed, many other important events occurred on this date in April. See what happened on this date in history.

Famous April Birthdays – Did you ever wonder what famous people share your birth date? If so, then find out now!

Ecards – Send a free Ecard daily for That Sucks Day or just about any calendar holiday, occasion, observance, or event. Undoubtedly, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Flower of the Day: Chalk Plant

Recipe of the Day: Onion Barbecue Sauce with Mushrooms

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Did You Know? Besides That Sucks Day, there are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. Further, many of these holidays are new. People and organizations are creating new holidays regularly. April holidays are no exception. Consequently, at Holiday Insights, we take great efforts to thoroughly research and document the details of each one, as completely and accurately as possible.