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Awesome marathon concert that happens every EVEN year, not every year
"Did you go that 311 Day in 2005?"

"No, cuz it was in 2006 you fucking idiot"
311 Day by Drewcy September 6, 2006
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311 Day • 311 • #311 • 311 bb • DSZ_311 • rule 311 • 3/11 • 3/11 indian • 3-11-11 • 3:11 a.m.
Only the sickest day of the year which takes place every year on March 11 (3/11). This day commemorates the greatness of the band 311. On this day, people who love this band usually have a huge party, smoke tons of marijuana and have a fucking ill time while listening to their music.
Bato 1: Yo man, guess what this Saturday is!!
Bato 2: Hmm, I dunno what could it be?
Bato 1: Its 311 Day!!!!
Bato 2: Yo holy fuck, lets celebrate.
-I'll bring my bong, some beer, and some chicks.
311 Day by V-Po April 14, 2006
march 11th. THE BEST DAY OF THE ENTIRE YEAR. the day to celebrate the band 311 in all their glory. every year on march llth this wonderous band plays in New Orleans. tie-dye shirts should totally be worn, and peace should be spread.
-ITS 311 DAY! We gotta go to New Orleans and see them play!
-in 2008, 311 day is also on fucking tuesday! So, it's two of the best days all in one!
311 Day by steven lebarron February 29, 2008
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