OT- Quiz

[BJ Conner]

Today is ???

[Mike Connor]

"BJ Conner" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Today is ???
>

Tuesday, in quite a few places. Yesterday is no longer in quite a few
places, and tomorrow may never be.

TL
MC

[Daniel-San]

"BJ Conner" wrote ...
> Today is ???
>

Hmmm.... lesseee here...

The anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution?

The anniversary of Billy Buck's error?

James Carville's BDay? Minnie Pearl's? Klaus Barbie's?

Just having fun with Wikipedia....

Dan

[Tim J.]

BJ Conner typed:
> Today is ???

International Ask A Silly Question In Usenet Day?
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[BJ Conner]

Thats everyday here.

[BJ Conner]

Thats everyday here.

[Tim J.]

BJ Conner typed:
>Tim J. typed:
>>BJ Conner typed:
>>> Today is ???

>> International Ask A Silly Question In Usenet Day?
> Thats everyday here.

Okay. Second guess: The First Day of the Rest of Your Life?

C'mon BJ. Throw us a freakin' bone!
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TL,
Tim
who sometimes finds quoting excerpts from Austin Powers more intelligible
than the other goings-on here.
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[riverman]

http://www.answers.com/topic/october-25

--riverman
(The day Bill Buckner lost the 1986 World Series to the Yankees)

[rw]

BJ Conner wrote:
> Today is ???
>

The third anniversary of Sen. Paul Wellstone's death.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

[Gary M]

Enjoy:

http://imdb.com/OnThisDay?day=25&month=October&x=21&y=12

[Frank Reid]

The birthday of Croatian paleontologist, Dragutin Gorjanovic-Kramberger?

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Frank Reid
Euthanize to respond

[BJ Conner]

Frank Reid wrote:
> The birthday of Croatian paleontologist, Dragutin Gorjanovic-Kramberger?
>
> --
> Frank Reid
> Euthanize to respond

The answer I got when I ask someone this AM was:

"Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot,
But he'll remember, with advantages,
What feats he did that day"

I won't play this game again tomorrow. It was not a loss as I did
learn that Jame Carville is a movie star.

[Mike Connor]

"BJ Conner" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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<SNIP>
> The answer I got when I ask someone this AM was:
>
> "Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot,
> But he'll remember, with advantages,
> What feats he did that day"
>
Henry V. Often referred to as "St Crispins Day".

But most forget, and not only the old men. A stirring speech though.

TL
MC

[Wayne Knight]

"riverman" > wrote in message
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> http://www.answers.com/topic/october-25
>
> (The day Bill Buckner lost the 1986 World Series to the Yankees)
>

I believe it was nearly impossible for Bill Buckner to lose the 1986 World
Series to the Yankees. Are you a graduate of the Dave LaCourse/John Kerry
school of Red Sox fandum?

[William Claspy]

On 10/25/05 3:19 PM, in article , "Mike
Connor" > wrote:

>
> "BJ Conner" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> oups.com...
> <SNIP>
>> The answer I got when I ask someone this AM was:
>>
>> "Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot,
>> But he'll remember, with advantages,
>> What feats he did that day"
>>
> Henry V. Often referred to as "St Crispins Day".
>
> But most forget, and not only the old men. A stirring speech though.

And actually not completely OT, as said speech was invoked one day in May a
year and a half ago, in the hallowed hills of Hemlock Acres, above the banks
of Penns Creek. Among the literati of the tenters, of course.

Bill

[Bob Patton]

"William Claspy" > wrote in message
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//snip//>
> And actually not completely OT, as said speech was invoked one day in May
> a
> year and a half ago, in the hallowed hills of Hemlock Acres, above the
> banks
> of Penns Creek. Among the literati of the tenters, of course.
>

A year and a half ago!!!
damned arrivistes . . . :)

The Henry V speech about the Battle of Agincourt was used here at least
three years ago when three heroes strode intrepidly up to Bone Creek just "
because it was there".

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Bob Patton
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