txaggirl91 wrote:(they were trying to build this conspiracy case this morning on the local radio station and the listeners were not buying it)
Wow-- I do belive there is a conspiracy theory on this. I will not go much into it because last time people got really really really really mad at my theory and thoughts on it. I will leave it at that.
I AM AN AMERICAN
USA COMES FIRST
THE REST COME LAST
if I remember correctly, the Oklahoma bombing and Waco - in the eyes of some was to honor Hitler..birthday 4-19.
I think the Oklahoma City bomber admitted to that.
Also my brothers birthday...but we try to not think of it that way.
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The San Francisco Earthquake happened this week in 1906. but...
In 1947 Jackie Robinson played his first major league baseball game, breaking the color barrier.
“Give me a woman who loves beer and I will conquer the world.”
- Kaiser Welhelm
"The call is a loud wulli-wulli, and there is much twittering at the drinking holes."
Snowparrot wrote:25 years ago this week, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms became law.
that's what we're commemorating in Ottawa, the Nation's Capital, this week.
Thats a good thing!
I think its a good idea to also point out the good things that have happened in April.
Sometimes you just need to hear how many planes landed safely today instead of the ones that didnt.
Penny..without that date, we wouldnt have the queen ..so we all celebrate it
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bravedave wrote:The San Francisco Earthquake happened this week in 1906. but...
In 1947 Jackie Robinson played his first major league baseball game, breaking the color barrier.
TommyBahama wrote:and Lincoln was Shot April 14th in 1865!!!also the Titanic sunk on April 16th 1912!!
Lincoln was shot on April 14 and died on April 15. The Titanic actually hit the iceberg April 14 and sunk sometime after midnight so it was April 15 also. Not the first 2 things I would pick that happened on my birthday.