Rapture Party Day - May 21

In recent decades there have been predictions that on May 21, 2011, the end of the world will come.

This prediction is the work of a man named Harold Camping, a Christian radio broadcaster, who said that on that date Jesus would return to the world and then be taken to heaven in the form of "ecstasy", with fireballs, sulfur and other plagues landing on the earth. Until October 21, 2011, the day the world will be finally eliminated.

Well, May 21, 2011 came and brought with it neither Jesus nor the end of the world, but in the US there are those who celebrate this date today ecstasy in parties of happiness and joy accompanied by enthusiasm and dancing to this day. The parties are called in English "Rapture Parties".

Harold Camping passed away in December 2013. His prediction did not come true to our delight, but at least he gave some people a new reason to party.

Nothing Day- January 16

The nothing day has been commemorated since 1973. The idea of ​​this day is literally not to do anything at all. In fact, there is no purpose or structure for the senseless celebration of this day.

The day of nothing was first proposed by the late Harold Coffin, a columnist for an American newspaper. He also set up an organization for nothing, registered in Capitol, California.

The Nothing Day is a satirical way of Coffin raising awareness that there are too many useless special days. As befitting, his organization still does not even have one meeting. The official celebrations of this day continued to stand as evidence of Coffin's ultimate failure.

So if on the day of nothing we do not actually celebrate anything, but still celebrate, we can say that we celebrate life itself. If you feel like it, you can have a party for no reason.

This day also raises some very interesting questions on the philosophical level. Can something really valuable come out of anything?

January 16 is also Appreciate A Dragon Day and National Religious Freedom Day