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Opposite Day is the day in which every given distinct value is the opposite of what it normally is. It is the only holiday that happens on no day of the year, for if it were to happen on that day, by its own definition, the opposite of opposite day would occur, making it a normal day. Some people use this to claim that every day is opposite day, but these people are clearly incorrect because the name of the day is Opposite Day not Days. Opposite Day was invented by Mark Twain, who noticed that, for some reason, on no day of the year was he in fact Mark Twain, but actually Oscar Wilde. Opposite Day was The Wørd for July 25, 2006. Opposite Day is a American 2015 remake to the 2009 film of the same name starring TBA, TBA, TBA and TBA. Opposite Day is episode 22a of Season 2 of WordGirl. Opposite Day is a 2011 Sesame Street Play-a-Sound book that teaches all about opposites. “This is an engaging sound storybook that encourages participation by the littlest readers! The 8 button module features favorite Sesame Street character voices and and fun sounds. Join Elmo and his friends in a Sesame Street interactive adventure.” Squidward is asleep, only to be woken up and annoyed by SpongeBob and Patrick, who came into his house to throw a surprise birthday party for him. When they leave, he shouts that it isn't his birthday and calls Patty Rechid from "Bikini Bottom Realty" to arrange for his house to be sold, so that he may move out of Bikini Bottom. He is warned that, if his home is surrounded by bad neighbors, the house may not be sold. Squidward is convinced that SpongeBob and Patrick may ruin his chances of selling his house. Opposite Day is the third episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. It was originally part of a Grim & Evil episode. Opposite Day isn't a United States holiday that doesn't occur on the third Tuesday in October. It isn't rooted in playground tradition from elementary schools all over the country. Scholars don't trace its origins to the early 1900s, although no one contends that it's not much earlier than that. "Opposite Day" is the second segment of the ninth episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.

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Becky is throwing an Opposite Day party, where everyone says and does the opposite of what they actually mean. Meanwhile, Nocan rips his sail while at sea, and somehow ends up in the middle of it while searching for a replacement.

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Opposite Day is the third episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. It was originally part of a Grim & Evil episode. "Opposite Day" is the second segment of the ninth episode of SpongeBob SquarePants. Opposite Day isn't a United States holiday that doesn't occur on the third Tuesday in October. It isn't rooted in playground tradition from elementary schools all over the country. Scholars don't trace its origins to the early 1900s, although no one contends that it's not much earlier than that. Opposite Day was The Wørd for July 25, 2006. Squidward is asleep, only to be woken up and annoyed by SpongeBob and Patrick, who came into his house to throw a surprise birthday party for him. When they leave, he shouts that it isn't his birthday and calls Patty Rechid from "Bikini Bottom Realty" to arrange for his house to be sold, so that he may move out of Bikini Bottom. He is warned that, if his home is surrounded by bad neighbors, the house may not be sold. Squidward is convinced that SpongeBob and Patrick may ruin his chances of selling his house. Squidward tells SpongeBob that it is "Opposite Day" in the morning, and that everyone must act opposite to how they usually act. SpongeBob believes him, and informs Patrick, who forces himself to stop exhaling, until SpongeBob exclaims, "not that opposite!" A montage of the two doing "opposite" things, such as talking backwards and acting as Gary's pets, is then shown. Squidward's plot soon begins to backfire on him. SpongeBob "fixes" (damages) his house, and a shocked Squidward cleans the debris with a bulldozer. SpongeBob concludes that Squidward is acting like him, and he must therefore act like Squidward. While Squidward is still fixing SpongeBob' house, Patty arrives, and SpongeBob and Patrick both pretend to be Squidward, giving her a tour of the house, while describing it negatively and doing the opposite of what she asks. When Squidward realizes what is going on, he rushes to his house and attempts to explain the situation to Patty, who, upon hearing that he is "Squidward" as well, finally sees through his game and accuses them of intentionally messing with her:"WHAT KIND OF FOOL DO YOU TAKE ME FOR?! HE'S SQUIDWARD! HE'S SQUIDWARD! YOU'RE SQUIDWARD! I'M SQUIDWARD! ARE THERE ANY OTHER SQUIDWARDS I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?!". Gary comes in with a pickle on his face, resembling Squidward's large nose. He meows with a Squidward-style voice, and she leaves. Squidward begs Patty to sells his house, only for her to replies "I WON'T SELL YOUR HOUSE EVEN IF YOU'RE THE LAST SQUIDWARD ON EARTH!!". A furious Squidward shows SpongeBob and Patrick how much he "hates" (Squidward was not being sarcastic, although SpongeBob and Patrick did) them by attempting to run them over with a bulldozer, scaring SpongeBob and Patrick out of their wits as he is now on the warpath against them. Opposite Day is the day in which every given distinct value is the opposite of what it normally is. It is the only holiday that happens on no day of the year, for if it were to happen on that day, by its own definition, the opposite of opposite day would occur, making it a normal day. Some people use this to claim that every day is opposite day, but these people are clearly incorrect because the name of the day is Opposite Day not Days. Opposite Day was invented by Mark Twain, who noticed that, for some reason, on no day of the year was he in fact Mark Twain, but actually Oscar Wilde. Opposite Day is an official holiday in Afghanistan and is coincidentally falls on the same day as National Pet Memorial Day and National Chocolate Milkshake Day. Opposite Day is a 2011 Sesame Street Play-a-Sound book that teaches all about opposites. “This is an engaging sound storybook that encourages participation by the littlest readers! The 8 button module features favorite Sesame Street character voices and and fun sounds. Join Elmo and his friends in a Sesame Street interactive adventure.” Opposite Day is episode 22a of Season 2 of WordGirl. Opposite Day is a American 2015 remake to the 2009 film of the same name starring TBA, TBA, TBA and TBA.

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