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Hello everyone!

I am proud to be part of...


ORGThis user would rather eat
organic food
than tampered-with food
ORGThis user would rather eat
organic food
than tampered-with food
This user is a chocoholic.
This user loves pizza.
This user eats cheese.
This user loves to eat fries, or chips.

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This user loves to eat pizza.
This user eats popcorn.
This user eats potato chips.
This user eats crisps.
This user loves spaghetti.

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BAM! This user believes that gaaahhhlic is a beautiful thing!

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This user loves to eat pineapples.
This user really really likes a lot of red pepper.
This user eats strawberries.
This user eats watermelon.
This user eats bagels.

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This user loves pancakes.
This user loves pasta.
This user is a waffle eater.

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This user loves eating carrots.
This user eats Chicken Fingers as often as they can.
This user loves bacon!
This user loves to eat beef.
This user eats chicken.
This user eats fish.

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This user loves brownies.




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A joke day a day keeps the doctor away


A rabbit walked into a restaurant with a lion. The waiter seats them and asks the rabbit, "What will you have?" The rabbit says bring me a half a head of lettuce. The waiter looks at the lion and says; and what will he have? The rabbit says "The lion?" he's not eating". The waiter says "why? Isn’t he hungry?" Then the rabbit says "if he was hungry do you think I'd be here?"

On this day in history...

3/7/08

Birthdays

Edward Young 1683 George M. Cohan 1878 Franz Kafka 1883 George Sanders 1906 Jerry Gray 1915 Susan Peters 1921 Ken Russell 1927 Pete Fountain 1930 Tom Stoppard 1937 Jay Tarses 1939 Fontella Bass 1940 Kurtwood Smith 1942 Michael Cole 1945 Johnny Lee 1946 Betty Buckley 1947 Paul Barrere (Little Feat) 1948 Jan Smithers 1949 Jean-Claude Duvalier (Haiti) 1951 Neil Clark (Lloyd Cole & The Commotions) 1955 Montel Williams 1956 Laura Branigan 1957 Aaron Tippin 1958 Vince Clarke (Erasure, DePeche Mode) 1960 Tom Cruise 1962 Hunter Tylo 1962 Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies) 1969


On this day in History

1608 - The city of Quebec was founded by Samuel de Champlain.

1775 - U.S. Gen. George Washington took command of the Continental Army at Cambridge, MA.

1790 - In Paris, the marquis of Condorcet proposed granting civil rights to women.

1844 - Ambassador Caleb Cushing successfully negotiated a commercial treaty with China that opened five Chinese ports to U.S. merchants and protected the rights of American citizens in China.

1863 - The U.S. Civil War Battle of Gettysburg, PA, ended after three days. It was a major victory for the North as Confederate troops retreated.

1871 - The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company introduced the first narrow-gauge locomotive. It was called the "Montezuma."

1878 - John Wise flew the first dirigible in Lancaster, PA.

1880 - "Science" began publication. Thomas Edison had provided the principle funding.

1890 - Idaho became the 43rd state to join the United States of America.

1898 - During the Spanish American War, a fleet of Spanish ships in Cuba's Santiago Harbor attempted to run a blockade of U.S. naval forces. Nearly all of the Spanish ships were destroyed in the battle that followed.

1901 - The Wild Bunch, led by Butch Cassidy, committed its last American robbery near Wagner, MT. They took $65,000 from a Great Northern train.

1903 - The first cable across the Pacific Ocean was spliced between Honolulu, Midway, Guam and Manila.

1912 - Rube Marquand of the New York Giants set a baseball pitching record when earned his 19th consecutive win.

1922 - "Fruit Garden and Home" magazine was introduced. It was later renamed "Better Homes and Gardens."

1924 - Clarence Birdseye founded the General Seafood Corp.

1930 - The U.S. Congress created the U.S. Veterans Administration.

1934 - U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) made its first payment to Lydia Losiger.

1937 - Del Mar race track opened in Del Mar, CA.

1939 - Chic Young’s comic strip character, "Blondie" was first heard on CBS radio.

1940 - Bud Abbott and Lou Costello debuted on NBC radio.

1944 - The U.S. First Army opened a general offensive to break out of the hedgerow area of Normandy, France.

1944 - During World War II, Soviet forces recaptured Minsk.

1945 - U.S. troops landed at Balikpapan and take Sepinggan airfield on Borneo in the Pacific.

1945 - The first civilian passenger car built since February 1942 was driven off the assembly line at the Ford Motor Company plant in Detroit, MI. Production had been diverted due to World War II.

1950 - U.S. carrier-based planes attacked airfields in the Pyongyang-Chinnampo area of North Korea in the first air-strike of the Korean War.

1954 - Food rationing ended in Great Britain almost nine years after the end of World War II.

1962 - Jackie Robinson became the first African American to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

1974 - The Threshold Test Ban Treaty was signed, prohibiting underground nuclear weapons tests with yields greater than 150 kilotons.

1976 - 103 hostages were rescued by an Israeli commando unit at the raid on Entebbe airport in Uganda. The hostages had been taken from an Air France jetliner.

1981 - The Associated Press ran its first story about two rare illnesses afflicting homosexual men. One of the diseases was later named AIDS.

1986 - U.S. President Reagan presided over a ceremony in New York Harbor that saw the relighting of the renovated Statue of Liberty.

1986 - Mikhail Baryshnikov became a U.S. citizen at Ellis Island, New York Harbor.

1988 - The USS Vincennes shot down an Iran Air jetliner over the Persian Gulf, killing all 290 people aboard. The jetliner was misidentified as an Iranian F-14 fighter.

1991 - U.S. President George Bush formally inaugurated the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota.

1997 - U.S. President Clinton made his first formal response to the charges of sexual harassment from Paula Jones. He denied all the charges and asked that the judge dismiss the case.

Have a good day!--hannah (talk) 07:32, 3 July 2008 (UTC)