Orange Juice day
a chain of annoying moments when everything act weird, starting with the beginning of a person's day.
Orange Juice day by Kermitts November 26, 2014
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Grilled Cheese And Orange Juice Day
A Holiday celebrated on January 23rd, in which people only eat Grilled cheese and orange juice for every meal that day due to lack of money from holidays or they just like Grilled Cheese and Orange juice.
Tom: Hey Want to go get steaks tomorrow?
James: Nah bro, my wallets empty So I'm celebrating Grilled Cheese And Orange Juice Day this year.
Tom: Ah, good luck!
James: Nah bro, my wallets empty So I'm celebrating Grilled Cheese And Orange Juice Day this year.
Tom: Ah, good luck!
Grilled Cheese And Orange Juice Day by Mishotoh January 19, 2011
National Drink Orange juice and Eat toothpaste Day
"It's that day of the year again, National Drink Orange juice and Eat toothpaste Day"
"Please, don't remind me"
"Please, don't remind me"
National Drink Orange juice and Eat toothpaste Day by SirGrove October 20, 2021
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