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* to some countries. We don’t all celebrate Father’s Day on the same day and we don’t all celebrate Father’s Day at all. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father%2

• Gasp0de 3mo ago
  We had fathers day on May 14th :)
• Ysx 3mo ago
  I don't care about 90% of the posts on this site, but enough are relevant to make it worthwhile. It'd be silly to reply to the threads that don't interest me.
  • moontear 3mo ago
    You are right. Sometimes I do care about overly Americentrist views. But maybe better to now reply, thanks.
    • cactusplant7374 3mo ago
      Reddit would be a better forum for that. https://www.reddit.com/r/complaints/ https://www.reddit.com/r/complaints/
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• nosioptar 3mo ago
  Outside of Towel Day, I'm not sure there is a universally celebrated holiday.
  • aaron695 3mo ago
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  • HelloUsername 3mo ago
    New Year's?
    • nodoodles 3mo ago
      Of which calendar system?
      • annzabelle 3mo ago
        I think there is some sort of celebration of Gregorian New Year's in most of the world, even if it's not as big as lunar new year and other local calendar systems.
    • nosioptar 3mo ago
      Nah, my cats don't celebrate it due to fireworks.
  • technothrasher 3mo ago
    Somewhat apropos today, the solstices/equinoxes are by their nature celebrated at the same time of year universally. Granted, not everyone celebrates them, but you couldn't ever get everybody to celebrate anything.
    • annzabelle 3mo ago
      Though if we're getting pedantic (like the head commenter of this thread), the solstices are opposites in the northern vs southern hemisphere, and on the equator solstices and equinoxes are irrelevant. I do think New Year's on the Gregorian Calendar is up there, and the soccer World Cup does well, too.
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