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On This Day

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TVR_Fan

Youth Team
February 25

This Day in History

1601: Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, is executed (beheaded) for high treason after his revolt against Queen Elizabeth I of England's ministers.

1760: English soldier and colonial administrator Robert Clive leaves India to return to England.

1919: Oregon is the first state to impose a state tax on gasoline (one cent a gallon).

1964: Boxer Cassius Clay beats Sonny Liston after six rounds in Miami, Florida, to win the world heavyweight boxing title. The same year Clay announces his conversion to Islam, changing his name to Muhammad Ali.

1986: President Ferdinand Marcos flees the Philippines, and the opposition leader, Corazon Aquino, is sworn in as president.

1998: Bob Dylan wins three awards, including album of the year for Time Out of Mind, and his son Jakob wins two awards at the 40th annual Grammy Awards in New York City.

Born on this day

Carlo Goldoni, Italian playwright (1707)

John Foster Dulles, secretary of state (1888)

Pierre Renoir, French impressionist painter (1841)

Myra Hess, British pianist (1890)

Neil Jordan, Irish film director, screenwriter, and novelist (1950)
 
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rony31

Team Captain
Originally posted by Stotty
2003: Rony lost his virgi........... WEY STILL NO LUCK!!!!!!! (H)
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it actually happened today :D

oh, and by the way, you're gonna have a new baby brother or sister in 9 months



:mrpimp:

and PS... it's 2004 :(
 
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TVR_Fan

Youth Team
On This Day

February 26

1766: Empress Catherine II (the Great) grants freedom of worship in Russia.
Learn more about Catherine the Great.

1848: Karl Marx and Friederich Engels publish the Communist Manifesto in London.
Learn more about the Communist Manifesto.

1919: The United States Congress establishes the Grand Canyon as a national park.
Learn more about the Grand Canyon National Park.

1985: Tina Turner wins two Grammy Awards for her hit song "What's Love Got to Do With It?"
Learn more about Tina Turner.

1993: A terrorist bomb explosion kills five people and badly damages the World Trade Center in New York, New York.
Learn more about terrorism.

Born on this day

Victor Hugo, French poet, novelist, and playwright (1802)

Honoré Daumier, French painter and caricaturist (1808)

Johnny Cash, country music singer (1932)

Carlos*ie Gleason, comedian and actor (1916)

Levi Strauss, creator of blue jeans (1829)

Fats Domino, rock-and-roll pianist, singer, and songwriter (1928)
 
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Ubik Valis

Croatian Viking
Originally posted by TVR_Fan

Learn more about Catherine the Great.

Learn more about the Communist Manifesto.

Learn more about the Grand Canyon National Park.

Learn more about Tina Turner.

Learn more about terrorism.
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What if I don't want to? :(
 
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Stotty

Fan Favourite
Originally posted by rony31
it actually happened today :D

oh, and by the way, you're gonna have a new baby brother or sister in 9 months



:mrpimp:

and PS... it's 2004 :(
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:(

:(

:(

Kerplunk(H)

I accept defeat to rony for once.......AND ONLY ONCE, YOU HERE ME TOMA?
 
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TVR_Fan

Youth Team
February 27

1594: Henry IV is crowned king of France in Chartres.

1922: The United States Supreme Court declares the Nineteenth Amendment constitutional, thereby guaranteeing women's voting rights.

1933: The Reichstag, seat of the German parliament, is set on fire.

1973: Sioux Native Americans seize and hold Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, demanding a United States Senate investigation of Native American problems.

1974: The first issue of People magazine, a weekly publication featuring entertainment and social-interest news, hits the newsstands.

1990: The Exxon Corporation is indicted on five criminal charges relating to the 1989 Alaskan oil spill.

2003: A design by architect Daniel Libeskind is selected to be built on the former site of the twin towers of New York City's World Trade Center.

Born on this day

Charles Best, Canadian physiologist (1899)

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, poet (1807)

Ellen Alicia Terry, English actor (1847)

Elizabeth Taylor, actor (1932)

Alice Hamilton, physician and pioneer in industrial toxicology (1869)
 
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