NOVEMBER 12, 2010
Why would Amazon.com sell a book about pedophiles and their feelings. We do not have to be that caring or politically correct. At least they backed down. Whoever made the decision to sell that book originally should be unemployed RIGHT NOW!
President Obama is losing the world over these days. The Chinese told him to stick it in regards to their manipulation of their currency. They said the bailouts we gave our businesses and the banking industry is the same thing. It is hard to argue with them.
The South Koreans, within miles of the DMZ and our troops providing them military protection, told the President they would not participate in a trade agreement Obama was counting on to bring thousands of jobs to the United States. When Obama leaves, he should bring our troops with him and leave a bill for services for South Korea to pay. Two can play that game.
Coke is currently introducing a fountain pop machine into the Chicago area. The machine is self-service, touch screen operated. We have all seen these types of machines at McDonalds, Burger King, etc. The difference with the new model being introduced is that this machine dispenses 106 flavors of Coke and Coke products. The customer decides what flavor to dispense. This will surely slow the process down but it might be fun.
Have you seen the video of the deer crashing into the bar in Ohio. You have to look for it but be sure to watch the version with audio. The deer was apparently on a mission. You can hear the jokes fly:
This deer walks into a bar and says, “What do you have for a buck?”
This deer walks into a bar and says, “Where’s my doe?”
This deer walks into a bar a looking for a wet tea-shirt contest and says, “I’ll win this thing. I got a great rack.”
This deer walks into a bar, (fill in the line.).
Notable births on this date:
1817 Bahá'u'lláh (Mirza Husayn Ali) founded Bahá'ís faith
1889 DeWitt Wallace St Paul MN, publisher, founded Readers Digest (1921)
1929 Grace Kelly Phil, Monaco princess/actress (Philadelphia Story, Rear Window)
1934 Charles Manson [No Name Maddox], Cincinnati OH, criminal (Tate-Labianco)
1943 Brian Hyland Queens NY, rocker (She Wore an Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini)
1945 Al Michaels Brooklyn, sportscaster (ABC Monday Night Baseball/Football)
1945 Neil Young Canada, singer/songwriter (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young)
1961 Nadia Comaneci Onesti Romania, gymnast (Oly-gold-1976, 80) (or 11/12)
1945 Al Michaels Brooklyn, sportscaster (ABC Monday Night Baseball/Football)
1945 Neil Young Canada, singer/songwriter (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young)
1961 Nadia Comaneci Onesti Romania, gymnast (Oly-gold-1976, 80) (or 11/12)
1973 Melanie Gaffin Santa Monica CA, actress (Cheryl-Whiz Kids)
Notable deaths on this date:
1035 Canute "The Great" King of the Danes (1016-1035), dies at 41
1558 Rabbi Shalom Shakna ben Joseph founder of 1st Polish Yeshiva, dies
1962 Sid Tomack actor (Jim Gillis-Life of Riley, My Friend Irma)
1975 Anthony Ross TV host (Telltale Clue), dies at 69
1987 Roger Lewis aviation exec (Lockheed, C Wright, Pan Am), dies at 75
1990 Eve Arden actress (Our Miss Brooks), dies at 82
1558 Rabbi Shalom Shakna ben Joseph founder of 1st Polish Yeshiva, dies
1962 Sid Tomack actor (Jim Gillis-Life of Riley, My Friend Irma)
1975 Anthony Ross TV host (Telltale Clue), dies at 69
1987 Roger Lewis aviation exec (Lockheed, C Wright, Pan Am), dies at 75
1990 Eve Arden actress (Our Miss Brooks), dies at 82
Notable events on this date:
1775 General Washington forbids recruiting officers enlisting blacks
1859 Jules Leotard performs 1st Flying Trapeze circus act (Paris). He also designed the garment that bears his name
1873 Bay District Race Track opens
1859 Jules Leotard performs 1st Flying Trapeze circus act (Paris). He also designed the garment that bears his name
1873 Bay District Race Track opens
1920 Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis elected 1st baseball commissioner
1927 Notre Dame's Fighting Irish changes blue jerseys for green
1927 Trotsky expelled from Soviet CP; Stalin becomes undisputed dictator
1927 Trotsky expelled from Soviet CP; Stalin becomes undisputed dictator
1933 1st known photo of Loch Ness monster (or whatever) is taken
1933 1st Sunday football game in Philadelphia (previously illegal)
1933 Nazis receive 92% of vote in Germany
1933 1st Sunday football game in Philadelphia (previously illegal)
1933 Nazis receive 92% of vote in Germany
1940 Blizzard strikes midwest, 154 die (69 on boat on Great Lakes)
1941 Germany's drive to take Moscow halted
1941 Germany's drive to take Moscow halted
1946 1st driv-up bank window established (Chicago)
1946 Walt Disney's "Song Of The South" released
1946 Walt Disney's "Song Of The South" released
1948 Japanese premier Hideki Tojo sentenced to death by war crimes tribunal
1954 Ellis Island, immigration station in NY Harbor, closed
1955 Date returned to in "Back to the Future" & "Back to the Future II"
1955 E Arcaro, E Sande & G Woolf 1st inductees in Jockey hall of fame
1955 Date returned to in "Back to the Future" & "Back to the Future II"
1955 E Arcaro, E Sande & G Woolf 1st inductees in Jockey hall of fame
1966 High schooler Robert Smith kills 7 for fame
1979 US halts Iranian oil imports & freezes Iranian assets
1980 NYC Mayor Ed Koch admits to trying marijuana
1980 NYC Mayor Ed Koch admits to trying marijuana
1981 2nd shuttle mission-1st time spacecraft launched twice (Columbia 2)
1981 Billy Martin named AL Manager of the Year (Oakland A's)
1982 Yuri V Andropov succeeds Leonid Brezhnev as Soviet leader
1981 Billy Martin named AL Manager of the Year (Oakland A's)
1982 Yuri V Andropov succeeds Leonid Brezhnev as Soviet leader
1991 "Full House" 100th episode-The twins are born
Who can forget this Notable event in history?
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