An expression used to describe the amazing power of thursday, how it is the best day of the week, and how this particular day possesses magical powers of good luck and happiness. A jubilation of the spirit, shouting HAPPY THURSDAY! helps us all realize that the world is spectacular and amazing even on a normal day. It is often used as a means to get pumped after being tired after 3 long days of the week.

Happy Wednesday is the perfect day in the middle of the week where you find a random place to hang out and relax with friends and alcohol. Originated years ago at a cheeseburger restaurant where large amounts of alcohol were being consumed and when asked by the waitress "What's the occasion?" The whole table joined in and said "Happy Wednesday!" And so the random holiday was born.

German slang term for the feast day 'Corpus Christi'.
The actual German translation is 'Fronleichnam', which sounds as if it would consist of the two words 'froh' and 'Leichnam' - They mean happy and corpse/cadaver.

The last Thursday before Halloween.

On this day, like April Fool's day, you just play a trick on someone.

The only thing is, you aren't allowed to tell them it's a trick till the next day.

This is growing widely popular in schools and colleges around England, as it gives you an excuse to start a rumor and get everyone talking. There has also been, in some cases - a "Tricking Tuesday"

Wens-Thursday is the new name for Wensday (Hump day). It was started/created by those who, by the time Wensday rolls around, they were more than ready for Thursday (Friday Eve). Just so that the week would be just one day away from being over and on to the weekend.

a group of friends or coworkers consuming alcohol together, usually during a happy hour. significant others, bosses and mooching not invited. may or may not be at a pre-determined time and/or place.

An optimistic way to name the day normally called Thursday. Also signifies the official beginning of the weekend. Important concept for the average worker.