Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day

Yell 'Fudge' at the Cobras in North America Day is celebrated to keep poisonous cobra snakes out of North America.

History of Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day

Since the early 1990s, Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day has encouraged participants to chase away cobras with an allusion to assault, which is said to silence them. Each year, Chase's Calendar receives numerous letters confirming the effectiveness of this technique (no cobras were seen after a single screaming episode). Donated over 90 “days” —to participate in International Hoodie-hoo Day (February 20), International Day of Moments of Disappointment (October 12), Baldness and Freedom Day (October 14), In Home For You (November 30), and Sneaking Some Zucchini On Your Neighbor's Back porch Day (August 8) - YFatCiNA Day founders Tom and Ruth Roy hit a cache certain. “Roys really like what they do. They meet our requirements — they promote, they celebrate, they really know their days,” says McGuire. Not surprisingly, their passion led to a partnership with American Greetings' Blue Mountain Cards.

How to celebrate Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day

If you're in North America on June 2nd, get out at noon, face south, and shout "fudge!" You'll do your part to make sure Cobras doesn't move forward and take over North America. Any Cobras that have been to North America will turn around and go home. Another way to prevent the Cobra from going away is to cook and eat pork during the day. If they smell burning, they'll definitely come back quickly.