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No Kidding - National Grouch Day
National Grouch Day on October 15th sends out notices to all the grouches of the world to be their truest grouch. If you are a grouch today is your special day. According to Sesame Street Magazine, the day was created for all grouches to celebrate their way of life.
Sometimes grumps give backhanded compliments. “Your house looked horrible until you painted it.” Other times they don’t give them at all. Noise, silence, general activity will make a grouch generally unpleasant.
As per Merriam-Webster dictionary, a grouch is described as:
- a person who complains frequently or constantly
- a habitually irritable or complaining person
It seems that a grouch may be happy (although they would never admit it) only when others are unhappy and grouchy. It is then that they feel most comfortable with having others share in their grumpy, cantankerous, surly world with them.
DOES ANY OF THIS SOUND FAMILIAR - LOL.
Be your best grouch today.
Comments
I don't think we will have a problem celebrating this one on the forum today or this entire week
Get off my lawn.
Working with cell phones makes me grouchy. Being 52 is no picnic