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Why is there a vore day?
I mean, being one of those unofficial "holidays" made up on the internet, I'd assume it's just that some of us want there to be a vore day, and who's going to stop us?
Me.
Common decency
Might as well ask why there's an inflation day.
And why is it every day continuously.
When else are we going to blow up our balloons?
On Helium Day, of course!
Curse the man who invented helium!
Fun fact -- his name was Liam.
Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen?
No -- Liam.
No one knew his last name, so when someone said "Who invented this gas?" someone pointed to the guy, and said "It was He -- Liam!" and that's how that gas got its name.
Because one day earlier is be-vore day.
I'll show myself out
Vore'o'ween?