Annoy Squidward Day is a day that was mentioned in the episode, Employee of the Month, as part of a joke. It was first shown in the calendar. It is supposedly held annually on the 15th of February. SpongeBob laughs and says that Annoy Squidward Day is on this day, and points to the calendar. Trivia. If you look closely on the calendar, below the 15th is the 21st, when it should be the 22nd, so the week appears to only have 6 days.
George III died blind, deaf and mad on January 29, 1820. His illnesses may have been caused by porphyria, an inherited metabolic disorder, though a 2005 analysis of hair samples suggested arsenic poisoning (from medicines and cosmetics) as a possible cause.
The fact that he has made it appear like real madness to many critics today only goes to show the wideness of his knowledge and the greatness of his dramatic skill. In the play the only persons who regard Hamlet as really mad are the king and his henchmen, and even these are troubled with many doubts. Polonius is the first to declare him mad, and he thinks it is because Ophelia has repelled his love. He therefore reports to the king that Your noble son is mad (II. ii. 92), and records the various stages leading to his so-called madness (II. ii. 145-150).