Wow, just noticed this day, my wife celebrated Female Orgasm day many, many times.
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Wow, just noticed this day, my wife celebrated Female Orgasm day many, many times.
In History on August 10:
612 BC - Killing of Sinsharishkun, King of Assyrian Empire. Destruction of Nineveh.
610 - In Islam, the traditional date of the Laylat al-Qadr, when Muhammad began to receive the Qur'an.
955 - Battle of Lechfeld: Otto I, King of the Germans defeats the Hungarians ending 50 years of Magyar invasion of Western Europe.
1519 - Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan's Spanish expedition of 5 ships set sail to circumnavigate the Earth (returned 5 Sept 1522)
1831 - Former slave Nat Turner leads uprising against slave
1846 - US Act of Congress passes establishing the Smithsonian Institution, now world's largest museum and research complex
1893 - Rudolf Diesel's prime model internal combustion engine, a single 10-foot iron cylinder with a flywheel at its base, ran on its own power for the first time in Augsburg, Germany
1950 - "Sunset Boulevard", starring William Holden and Gloria Swanson, premieres at Radio City Music Hall
1960 - Los Angeles premiere of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh
2014 - Unrest breaks out in Ferguson, Missouri after the death of African American Michael Brown by a policeman.
612 BC - Killing of Sinsharishkun, King of Assyrian Empire. Destruction of Nineveh.
610 - In Islam, the traditional date of the Laylat al-Qadr, when Muhammad began to receive the Qur'an.
955 - Battle of Lechfeld: Otto I, King of the Germans defeats the Hungarians ending 50 years of Magyar invasion of Western Europe.
1519 - Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan's Spanish expedition of 5 ships set sail to circumnavigate the Earth (returned 5 Sept 1522)
1831 - Former slave Nat Turner leads uprising against slave
1846 - US Act of Congress passes establishing the Smithsonian Institution, now world's largest museum and research complex
1893 - Rudolf Diesel's prime model internal combustion engine, a single 10-foot iron cylinder with a flywheel at its base, ran on its own power for the first time in Augsburg, Germany
1950 - "Sunset Boulevard", starring William Holden and Gloria Swanson, premieres at Radio City Music Hall
1960 - Los Angeles premiere of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh
2014 - Unrest breaks out in Ferguson, Missouri after the death of African American Michael Brown by a policeman.
Today is:
August 11
Annual Medical Checkup Day!
Ingersoll Day!
National Raspberry Bombe Day!
National Raspberry Tart Day!
Play in the Sand Day!
Presidential Joke Day!
Son and Daughter Day!
Tamora
Retired Super Moderator, Member of the Month Aug
Make it happen my friend. My kids still live with me at 24 and 23, I love them but they need to get on with life. My wife think that makes me a bad Dad. Oh well.
Tamora
Retired Super Moderator, Member of the Month Aug
Thanks Party. My door's always open and she knows that...her choice.
So...why is everything always your fault young man?
Thanks Party. My door's always open and she knows that...her choice.
So...why is everything always your fault young man?
What would make you think everything is my fault? Interesting
Tamora
Retired Super Moderator, Member of the Month Aug
Today is:
August 12 and:
Baseball Fans Day!
IBM PC Day!
International Youth Day!
National Julliene Fries Day!
National Middle Child's Day!
National Sewing Machine Day!
Truck Driver Day!
August 12, 2015 is
Vinyl Record Day! (Who still plays them?)
World Elephant Day!
In History:
1121 - Battle of Didgori: the Georgian army under King David the Builder wins a decisive victory over the famous Seljuk commander Ilghazi.
1492 - Christopher Columbus arrives in the Canary Islands on his first voyage to the New World
1687 - Battle of Mohacs: Ottoman invaders of Hungary routed by forces of Holy Roman Emperor under Charles of Lorraine
1851 - Isaac Singer patents sewing machine
1865 - Joseph Lister performs 1st antiseptic surgery
1877 - Thomas Edison invents Edisonphone, a sound recording device
1898 - Peace protocol ends Spanish-American War, signed
1908 - Henry Ford's company builds the first Model T car
1955 - President Eisenhower raises minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour
1972 - Last American combat ground troops leave Vietnam
2004 - New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey comes out publicly as a gay man.
1121 - Battle of Didgori: the Georgian army under King David the Builder wins a decisive victory over the famous Seljuk commander Ilghazi.
1492 - Christopher Columbus arrives in the Canary Islands on his first voyage to the New World
1687 - Battle of Mohacs: Ottoman invaders of Hungary routed by forces of Holy Roman Emperor under Charles of Lorraine
1851 - Isaac Singer patents sewing machine
1865 - Joseph Lister performs 1st antiseptic surgery
1877 - Thomas Edison invents Edisonphone, a sound recording device
1898 - Peace protocol ends Spanish-American War, signed
1908 - Henry Ford's company builds the first Model T car
1955 - President Eisenhower raises minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour
1972 - Last American combat ground troops leave Vietnam
2004 - New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey comes out publicly as a gay man.
Today is:
August 13 and
International Left-Handers Day!
National Filet Mignon Day!
Not a a busy day so plenty of time to do PE.
In History:
3114 BC - According to the Lounsbury correlation, the start of the Mayan calendar
1326 - Aradia de Toscano, according to legend/folklore, is initiated into a Dianic witchcraft cult and subsequently founds the tradition of Stregheria, later known as the Malandanti.
1521 - Spanish conquistadors under Hernán Cortés capture Aztec Emperor Cuauhtémoc in Tenochtitlan marking the end of the Aztec Empire
1624 - Cardinal Richelieu appointed Chief Minister of France by Louis XIII
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1792 - Revolutionaries imprison French royals including Marie Antoinette
1898 - US forces under George Dewey captures Manila during Spanish-Amer war
1961 - Construction of the Berlin Wall begins in East Germany
1981 - Last broadcast of "The Waltons" on CBS-TV Good nite Johnboy
1996 - Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 3.0
3114 BC - According to the Lounsbury correlation, the start of the Mayan calendar
1326 - Aradia de Toscano, according to legend/folklore, is initiated into a Dianic witchcraft cult and subsequently founds the tradition of Stregheria, later known as the Malandanti.
1521 - Spanish conquistadors under Hernán Cortés capture Aztec Emperor Cuauhtémoc in Tenochtitlan marking the end of the Aztec Empire
1624 - Cardinal Richelieu appointed Chief Minister of France by Louis XIII
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1792 - Revolutionaries imprison French royals including Marie Antoinette
1898 - US forces under George Dewey captures Manila during Spanish-Amer war
1961 - Construction of the Berlin Wall begins in East Germany
1981 - Last broadcast of "The Waltons" on CBS-TV Good nite Johnboy
1996 - Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 3.0
Today is:
August 14 and
Color Book Day! National Creamsicle Day!
National Financial Awareness Day!
National Kool-Aid Day!
National Navajo Code Talkers Day! Ya at eeh
National Wiffle Ball Day!
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Today is:
August 15 and
Assumption of Mary!
I Love Cowboys and Cowgirls Day!
International Geocaching Day!
International Homeless Animals' Day!
National Failures Day!
National Honey Bee Day!
AuguNational Lemon Meringue Pie Day!
August 15, 2015 is National Relaxation Day!
*August 15, 2015 is Nicolas Chauvin Day!
* Nicolas Chauvin was a French soldier who served under Napoleon Bonaparte. Born in Rochefort about 1780 (or July 4, 1776 according to some stories), he enlisted in the First Army of the French Republic at the age of 18. He subsequently served in La Grande Armée of Napoleon. During the Napoleonic Wars he was wounded 17 times. His wounds resulted in severe disfigurement and maiming. Napoleon presented Chauvin with a Sabre of Honor and a pension.
Chauvin not only had a distinguished record of service, but he also had an extreme devotion to Napoleon. The Britannica Online Encyclopedia describes Chauvin as:
a French soldier who, satisfied with the reward of military honours and a small pension, retained a simpleminded devotion to Napoleon.
In later Restoration France, when Napoleon was not particularly popular, this outspoken devotion to his hero was at odds with popular opinion. Chauvin came to typify the glorification of all things military. In the reported opinions and actions of Nicolas Chauvin, with his blind devotion to a discredited leader, the nineteenth century French playwrights had a humorous character which could be easily stereotyped in their comedies.
The exaggerated patriotism and blind optimism of the character of Nicolas Chauvin resulted in the French word “chavinisme.” From the French, English acquired the word “chauvinism” in 1870 where it was generalized to mean “an exaggerated devotion to one’s own group or place.”
In the twentieth century, “chauvinism” became a part of the phrase “male chauvinism” and in the twenty-first century the modifier “male” is often dropped and “chauvinism” is used to mean “the denigration, disparagement, and patronization of either sex based on the belief that one sex is inferior to the other and thus deserving of less than equal treatment or benefit.” There are some who feel that “chauvinism” is today simply a synonym for “Republican.”
Today is:
August 15 and
Assumption of Mary!
I Love Cowboys and Cowgirls Day!
International Geocaching Day!
International Homeless Animals' Day!
National Failures Day!
National Honey Bee Day!
AuguNational Lemon Meringue Pie Day!
August 15, 2015 is National Relaxation Day!
*August 15, 2015 is Nicolas Chauvin Day!
* Nicolas Chauvin was a French soldier who served under Napoleon Bonaparte. Born in Rochefort about 1780 (or July 4, 1776 according to some stories), he enlisted in the First Army of the French Republic at the age of 18. He subsequently served in La Grande Armée of Napoleon. During the Napoleonic Wars he was wounded 17 times. His wounds resulted in severe disfigurement and maiming. Napoleon presented Chauvin with a Sabre of Honor and a pension.
Chauvin not only had a distinguished record of service, but he also had an extreme devotion to Napoleon. The Britannica Online Encyclopedia describes Chauvin as:
a French soldier who, satisfied with the reward of military honours and a small pension, retained a simpleminded devotion to Napoleon.
In later Restoration France, when Napoleon was not particularly popular, this outspoken devotion to his hero was at odds with popular opinion. Chauvin came to typify the glorification of all things military. In the reported opinions and actions of Nicolas Chauvin, with his blind devotion to a discredited leader, the nineteenth century French playwrights had a humorous character which could be easily stereotyped in their comedies.
The exaggerated patriotism and blind optimism of the character of Nicolas Chauvin resulted in the French word “chavinisme.” From the French, English acquired the word “chauvinism” in 1870 where it was generalized to mean “an exaggerated devotion to one’s own group or place.”
In the twentieth century, “chauvinism” became a part of the phrase “male chauvinism” and in the twenty-first century the modifier “male” is often dropped and “chauvinism” is used to mean “the denigration, disparagement, and patronization of either sex based on the belief that one sex is inferior to the other and thus deserving of less than equal treatment or benefit.” There are some who feel that “chauvinism” is today simply a synonym for “Republican.”
Today is! The day 28 years ago I married the most fantastic woman. She has been my friend, lover and mother of my two kids, I'm so blessed. Happy anniversary my dear wife.
jockinthebox
Retired Moderator, Member of the Month May 2015,
Congratz to both you and the Mrs., Party! ...NOW GET OFF HERE AND GO DO WHAT YOU DO BEST!:becky:
You don't know how bad we wanted to, but one of those two kids were home all day. It's ok. Already got a date for Wednesday.
