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31 Mar 00 - 08:49 AM (#204488) Subject: Happy! From: Abby Sale Happy Birthday! According to his biographer, Peter Schickele, PDQ Bach was born on this day in 1742. Of far greater importance, but a similar year,
was born in Tulsa March 31, 1917 (I doubt posting this will detract from the upcoming Biography - I think there's a whole lot more to say about Sam.)
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31 Mar 00 - 10:19 PM (#204869) Subject: RE: Happy! From: Paul G. My dear old mother was also born on this day -- 5 years prior to Sam. 88 years old and going strong! we should all be so lucky. pg |
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31 Mar 00 - 11:24 PM (#204896) Subject: RE: Happy! From: katlaughing Wow! That is wonderful, Paul! Lucky you to still have her around. |
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01 Apr 00 - 08:03 PM (#205359) Subject: RE: Happy! From: Malcolm Douglas Also mymother's birthday, though she's only 69. She's quite pleased at having missed being an April Fool by a day! Malcolm |
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04 Jun 00 - 12:16 AM (#238037) Subject: Happy! From: Abby Sale Happy Birthday, George III born June 4th, 1738
The Antelope sailed on this day in 1738. We know that from: Oh the year was seventeen seventy eight "Barrett's Privates," Stan Rogers
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04 Jun 00 - 12:47 PM (#238110) Subject: RE: Happy! From: AllisonA(Animaterra) Cool musical detective work, Abby! Now you've got me humming "G** D*** them all....") |
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04 Jun 00 - 01:02 PM (#238117) Subject: RE: Happy! From: Jeri Thanks, Abby. As a result of your post, I did some searching and found that if it weren't for "Mad King George," we'd probably be drinking a lot more tea, complaining about New Labor Party, and spelling a lot of words wrong. |
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04 Jun 00 - 03:08 PM (#238157) Subject: RE: Happy! From: Bert Well if the rest of the empire is anything to go by we'd have been given back to the natives about forty years ago;-) |