Today in History May 17
1792           Merchants form the New York Stock Exchange at 70 Wall Street.  Greedy Republicans immediately begin implementing their plan to screw the poor and middle class in America.
1863           Union General Ulysses Grant continues his push towards Vicksburg at the Battle of the Big Black River Bridge.
1875           The first Kentucky Derby is run in Louisville.    137 years later, Churchill Downs (and Keenland) are still the finest, best run horse racing venues in the country -- while New York State's racing industry suffers from the ineptitude of Republican appointed NYRA cronies and hacks.
1940           Germany occupies Brussels, Belgium and begins the invasion of France.
1954           The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously rules for school integration in Brown v. Board of Education. Tea Partiers and Ron Paul supporters immediately don their white robes and pointy caps in protest.
1973           The Senate Watergate Committee begins its hearings.  And yet another scumbag Republican administration is dragged on the carpet for its thievery

Born on May 17
1444           Sandro Botticelli, painter (The Birth of Venus).
1749           Edward Jenner, physician.
1836           Joseph Norman Lockyer, British astonomer, discovered helium.  
1900           Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iranian religious leader.
1903           James "Cool Papa" Bell, baseball player.
1912           Archibald Cox, special prosecutor in the Watergate hearings.

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Today in History May 17
1792           Merchants form the New York Stock Exchange at 70 Wall Street.  Greedy Republicans immediately begin implementing their plan to screw the poor and middle class in America.
1863           Union General Ulysses Grant continues his push towards Vicksburg at the Battle of the Big Black River Bridge.
1875           The first Kentucky Derby is run in Louisville.    137 years later, Churchill Downs (and Keenland) are still the finest, best run horse racing venues in the country -- while New York State's racing industry suffers from the ineptitude of Republican appointed NYRA cronies and hacks.
1940           Germany occupies Brussels, Belgium and begins the invasion of France.
1954           The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously rules for school integration in Brown v. Board of Education. Tea Partiers and Ron Paul supporters immediately don their white robes and pointy caps in protest.
1973           The Senate Watergate Committee begins its hearings.  And yet another scumbag Republican administration is dragged on the carpet for its thievery

Born on May 17
1444           Sandro Botticelli, painter (The Birth of Venus).
1749           Edward Jenner, physician.
1836           Joseph Norman Lockyer, British astonomer, discovered helium.  
1900           Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iranian religious leader.
1903           James "Cool Papa" Bell, baseball player.
1912           Archibald Cox, special prosecutor in the Watergate hearings.

Hahahha - now he's writing his own version of history by including his own narrative.

Classic, goat licking, teet sucking, udder cream smearing Ronnie.

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Today in History May 17
1792           Merchants form the New York Stock Exchange at 70 Wall Street.  Greedy Republicans immediately begin implementing their plan to screw the poor and middle class in America.

Yo, Douchenozzle... The Republican party wasn't even formed until 1854. Tell your aunties you need new reference books.

Good one Joebxr, I think Ronnie was enjoying that.

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Good one Joebxr, I think Ronnie was enjoying that.

You mean HE RESEMBLES THAT REMARK!

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other suckable things remaining unspoken seem to get this poor guy upset

Today in History: May 18
1652           A law is passed in Rhode Island banning slavery in the colonies but it causes little stir and seems unlikely to be enforced.    Nayboobs donned their white gowns and pointy hats to protest.
1860           Abraham Lincoln is nominated for president.  One of the few decent Republican presidents.
1864           The fighting at Spotsylvania in Virginia, reaches its peak at the Bloody Angle.
1896           The Supreme Court's decision on Plessy v. Ferguson upholds the "separate but equal" policy in the United States.
1917           The U.S. Congress passes the Selective Service act, calling up soldiers to fight World War I.
1933           President Franklin Roosevelt signs the Tennessee Valley Authority Act.  One of the truly great examples of rational, reasonable, progressive government in action.  The TVA powers millions of homes and businesses to this day.
1942           New York ends night baseball games for the rest of World War II.
1944           The Allies finally capture Monte Cassino in Italy.
1951           The United Nations moves its headquarters to New York city.
1980           After rumbling for two months, Mount Saint Helens, in Washington, erupts 3 times in 24 hours.   As terrible as the disaster was, it pales in comparison to the damage done each day by the environmental policies of greedy Republicans.

Born on May 18

1868           Nicholas II, the last Russian czar.
1872           Bertrand Russell, English mathematician, philosopher and social reformer.
1897           Frank Capra, film director (It's A Wonderful Life).
1918           John Paul II [Karol Jozef Wojtyla], Roman Catholic pope.

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May 18, 1975 - ronnie is confronted by a gang of thugs three 6 year old girls looking for his lunch money..........when told to "Give it up!!" he drops pooped his drawers.

ahh............................you are correct, that incident occurred later in the day...............the pooping was more fluid because of his earlier confrontation...

And tomorrow in history, Aunt V will see what a perverted, mean, un-catholic,deceitful, gender neutral child abuser she's supporting.

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And tomorrow in history, Aunt V will see what a perverted, mean, un-catholic,deceitful, gender neutral child abuser she's supporting.

One can only hope......then maybe TC could be brought into reality also!!!!

Might have to see Virginia today

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Might have to see Virginia today

give her my regards  

Today in History:  May 19

1536           Anne Boleyn is beheaded on Tower Green.
1568           Defeated by the Protestants, Mary, Queen of Scots, flees to England where Queen Elizabeth imprisons her.
1588           The Spanish Armada sets sail from Lisbon, Spain.
1780           Near total darkness descends on New England at noon.   [The likely cause of the Dark Day was smoke from massive forest fires. When a fire does not kill a tree and the tree later grows, scar marks are left in the growth rings.[12] This makes it possible to approximate the date of a past fire. Researchers examining the scar damage in Ontario, Canada, attribute the Dark Day to a large fire in the area that is today occupied by Algonquin Provincial Park]
1856           Senator Charles Sumner speaks out against slavery.
1858           A pro-slavery band led by Charles Hameton executes unarmed Free State men near Marais des Cygnes on the Kansas-Missouri border.
1863           Union General Ulysses S. Grant's first attack on Vicksburg is repulsed.
1921           Congress sharply curbs immigration, setting a national quota system.
1967           U.S. planes bomb Hanoi for the first time.

Born on May 19
1795           Johns Hopkins, merchant and philanthropist.
1879           Lady Nancy Astor (Nancy Witcher Langhorne), the first woman to sit in the British House of Commons.
1890           Ho Chi Minh (Nguyen That Thanh), Vietnamese nationalist and political leader.

1925           Malcolm X (Malcolm Little), African-American activist.
1934           James Lehrer, broadcast journalist.

May 20, 1976 - ronnie is given the last rites, as his parish priest realizes he has no future as a human being.

May 20, 2012 - Rhonda is fed up with all the inuendos and claims of less than professional behavior he's being accused of, so to set things straight he's decided to take things in his own hand!!!!