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National Poggers Day 

National Poggers Day is on April 17th, celebrating all of the poggers champions. Every person is required to pog at least once on this day.
Happy National Poggers day dude. poggers!!!
National Poggers Day by M.Ink April 15, 2020
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National Poggers Day 

National POGGERS Day is on the 18th of July, everyone is required to Pog, otherwise Socki will hunt you down.
Timmy forgot to Pog on National Poggers Day and it was the last time I saw him

National Poggers Day 

When the score or kill-death ratio in an FPS game hits 9-11. The origins derive from the United State’s terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. When the twin towers fell, millions of people were shocked and in disbelief, most showing their expression with a pog face. This huge reaction lead to the name “National Poggers Day”, as to commemorate the reactions of the public when the day the twin towers fell.
Dude, look at the score! We have luck on our side because the score is National Poggers Day!
National Poggers Day by PhilJap September 11, 2021
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