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Crush a Can Day

What could be more casual than to crush the can - ideally in one (!) hand - after enjoying a cool beer and THEN throw it into the trash?

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He-Man’s First TV Broadcast

He-Man is the central hero of the action figure series Masters of the Universe and one of the greatest heroes of our childhood. He-Man was more than just a simple character.

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Tim Burton’s Birthday

On 25.08.1958 Tim Burton was born in Burbank, a suburb of Los Angeles. Already in his childhood he discovered that drawing was one of his greatest talents.

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What Is a Nerd Calendar?

As the name suggests, a nerd calendar is a calendar for nerds. This answer does not satisfy you? Then let's go a little deeper into nerd existence and find out what's actually so cool about it.

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World Cat Day

On 08.08. the World Cat Day is celebrated and with it an especially lovely creature.

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Harrison Ford’s Birthday

Happy birthday Harrison Ford. oh man, we have a lot of childhood memories of him. Whether as Han Solo or as Indiana Jones, Harrison is one of the coolest actors ever.

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Embrace Your Geekness Day

At least since "The Big Bang Theory" society knows that geeks have always been underestimated.

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Sushi Day

On 18.06. many fans of the individual, light cuisine celebrate Sushi Day! Not only in the relevant restaurants, but also at home, of course, you can feast what you want.

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Captain Picard Day

As Captain of the USS Enterprise D (NCC-1701-D) and USS Enterprise E (NCC-1701-E), Sir Patrick Stewart has created a role that for many was probably like a father substitute. Unconventional but loyal, he always sticks by his crew and Starfleet - a real childhood hero!

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