A joyous occasion bringing all peoples together in the relatively holiday-less month of August, celebrated on the 222nd day of the year, August 10th. Originally "Día del Primer Grito de Independencia de Quito," Quito (Ecuador) Independence day, the tradition of celebration has translated to all walks of life via the magic of the internet. Because most people can't be bothered to say "Día del Primer Grito de Independencia de Quito," the term "international awesome day" was adopted instead.
by Rephlexes August 13, 2010
Gay people thinking for themselves
by CuteBoy56 December 13, 2020
Because everybody in the world celebrates new years eve. Not just America... And they party way harder too. Aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi
During the night before InterNational Hangover day... Getting on public transport and befriending anyone who'll tell them wat state they ended up in, and to help them get home again. Even if they're 600ks away from home with nothing. And being 16 year old to boot.
by Vladimiskarnavich January 07, 2007
Raha international school is a school where they’d fight over each others ex’s a very horny school most of them are in year 10
by Your sad Af October 28, 2018
person 1: heyyy! heard about International pewdiepie day?
person 2: no
person 1: you should! check it out on urban dictionary
person 2: why are you like this, dave
person 2: no
person 1: you should! check it out on urban dictionary
person 2: why are you like this, dave
by FamilyFriendly#0001 April 14, 2019
by Uremomzgae May 13, 2023
International sneeze day is an international experiment created by the North Korean government on May 17, 12:00 eastern daylight saving time. The experience was originally proposed on January third, 2023 as test for the effect it would have on earth’s core. Some say the test is flawed, because there is no way of knowing how many people worldwide actually participate. Therefore, for results to be anywhere close to accurate, nearly every person would have to sneeze simultaneously. To promote this, the Canadian, United States, Brazilian, Mexican, Chinese, Russian, and other governments deployed a plan of how to spread the word through apps such as “TikTok” and “Twitter” using bots and payed celebrity ads.
by Uremomzgae May 12, 2023