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http://on-this-day.com/onthisday/thedays/alldays/nov02.htm my birthday.

NO THATS MY BIRTHDAY! YOU CAN'T STEAL IT!

You should celebrate it together.

This is some of the things that happened on my birthday:

What happened on February 1

• February 1, 1327 "Teenaged Edward III is crowned King of England, but the country is ruled by his mother Queen Isabella and her lover Roger Mortimer."
• February 1, 1411 "Peace of Toru 1411 signed in Toru, Poland"
• February 1, 1539 Emperor Karel & King Fran‡ois I sign anti-English treaty
• February 1, 1587 English queen Elizabeth I signs Mary Stuart's death sentence
• February 1, 1662 Dutch garrison on Formosa surrenders for Chinese pirates
• February 1, 1662 The Chinese general Koxinga seizes the island of Taiwan after a nine-month siege.
• February 1, 1663 The town of Quebec is rocked by an evening earthquake
• February 1, 1669 French King Louis XIV limits freedom of religion
• February 1, 1709 Alexander Selkirk [Robinson Crusoe] rescued from Juan Fernandez
• February 1, 1713 "The Kalabalik or Tumult in Bendery results from the Ottoman sultan's order that his unwelcome guest, King Charles XII of Sweden, be seized."
• February 1, 1717 Henri d'Aguesseau's first appointment as chancellor of France
• February 1, 1720 Sweden & Prussia sign peace treaty
• February 1, 1732 Parliament of Ratisborn accept Pragmatic Sanctions
• February 1, 1742 Sardinia & Austria sign alliance
• February 1, 1775 Peasants in Bohemia revolt against servitude.
• February 1, 1780 British Major John Graves Simcoe leads 200 of his Rangers in a foray into New Jersey in the American Revolutionary War
• February 1, 1783 William Herschel announces star Lambda Herculis as apex
• February 1, 1788 "First US steamboat patent issued, by Georgia to Briggs & Longstreet"
• February 1, 1788 Isaac Briggs and William Longstreet patent the steamboat.
• February 1, 1789 Chinese troops driven out of Vietnam capital Thang Long
• February 1, 1790 In New York City the Supreme Court of the United States convenes for the first time.
• February 1, 1790 Supreme Court convenes for the first time (New York NY)
• February 1, 1793 "Patent granted Ralph Hodgson, New York, for oiled silk & linen"
• February 1, 1796 Capital of Upper Canada transferred from Newark (Niagara) to York.
• February 1, 1796 The capital of Upper Canada is moved from Newark to York.
• February 1, 1799 Royal Assent given to change the name of Ile St. Jean (St. John's Island) to Prince Edward Island.
• February 1, 1809 Dutch King Louis Napoleon accepts metric system
• February 1, 1810 First insurance company managed by blacks (American Insurance Company of Philadelphia)
• February 1, 1810 "Seville, Spain surrenders to the French"
• February 1, 1810 "US Population - 7,239,881; Black population - 1,377,808 (19%)"
• February 1, 1811 UK hist Light first lit on Robert Stephenson's Inchcape (Bell) Rock lighthouse off Scotland
• February 1, 1814 "Lord Byron's ""The Corsair"" sells 10,000 copies on the day of publication"
• February 1, 1814 "Mayon Volcano, in the Philippines, erupts, killing around 1,200 people; most devastating eruption of Mayon Volcano."
• February 1, 1840 "The first U.S. college of Dentistry is chartered in Baltimore, MD."
• February 1, 1851 Anti-transportation groups meet in Melbourne to lobby for permanent end to shipping of convicts to eastern Australian colonies.
• February 1, 1851 "Death of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, British author of Frankenstein."
• February 1, 1851 "Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein, dies at age 53."
• February 1, 1854 Fire destroys Parliament Buildings at Quebec; government transfers to Toronto; hastens the decision to move to Ottawa
• February 1, 1856 Auburn University is chartered as the East Alabama Male College.
• February 1, 1858 Douglas Law goes into effect in British Columbia; miners required to buy licenses to search for gold in the Fraser Valley.

• February 1, 1861 Dike breaks in Gelderland Netherlands
• February 1, 1861 Texas votes to secede from the Union.
• February 1, 1862 "Julia Ward Howe's ""Battle Hymn of the Republic"" is published for the first time in the Atlantic Monthly."
• February 1, 1864 2nd German-Danish war begins
• February 1, 1864 Austrian/Prussian troops occupy Sleeswijk/Holstein
• February 1, 1864 "Battle of Yazoo River, Mississippi"
• February 1, 1865 13th amendment approved (National Freedom Day)
• February 1, 1865 General Sherman's march through South Carolina begins
• February 1, 1865 "JS Rock, first black lawyer to practice in Supreme Court, admitted to bar"
• February 1, 1867 Bricklayers start working 8-hour days
• February 1, 1870 Founding of the Quebec Provincial Police force.
• February 1, 1871 Jefferson Long of Georgia is first black to make an official speech in House of Representatives (opposing leniency to former Confederates)
• February 1, 1881 US Assay Office in St Louis MO authorized
• February 1, 1883 French Lieutenant-Colonel Gustave Borgnis-Desbordes reaches Bamako on the Niger
• February 1, 1884 Edition one of the Oxford English Dictionary is published.
• February 1, 1884 "First volume of the Oxford English Dictionary, A-Ant, published"
• February 1, 1887 Harvey Wilcox of Kansas subdivides 120 acres he owned in Southern California & starts selling it off as a real estate development (Hollywood)
• February 1, 1892 "Mrs William Astor invites 400 guests to a grand ball at her mansion thus beginning the use of the ""400"" to describe the socially elite"
• February 1, 1893 "Prince Albert, Saskatchewan recorded the coldest day on record in Saskatchewan: -56.7 degrees Celsius"
• February 1, 1893 "Thomas A. Edison finishes construction of the first motion picture studio, the Black Maria (West Orange, New Jersey)."
• February 1, 1893 Thomas Edison completes worlds first movie studio (West Orange NJ)
• February 1, 1896 The opera La bohme premieres (Turin).
• February 1, 1897 "Shinhan Bank (former CHB), oldest bank in South Korea, opened in Seoul."
• February 1, 1898 "First auto insurance policy in US issued, by Travelers Insurance Company"
• February 1, 1902 China's empress Tzu-hsi forbids binding woman's feet
• February 1, 1905 Hungarian premier Tisza resigns
• February 1, 1906 English Minister of Foreign Affairs Edward Grey's wife Dorothy fatally injured
• February 1, 1906 "First federal penitentiary building completed, Leavenworth KS"
• February 1, 1908 "King Carlos I of Portugal and his son, Prince Luis Filipe are killed in Terreiro do Paco, Lisbon."
• February 1, 1909 "US Assay Office in Salt Lake City, Utah opens"
• February 1, 1910 Dragoumis government forms in Greece
• February 1, 1910 The first British labour exchange opens
• February 1, 1913 New York City's Grand Central Terminal opens as the world's largest train station.
• February 1, 1914 Pennsylvania State Board of [motion picture] Censors appointed
• February 1, 1914 Tanganyika Railway opens
• February 1, 1916 "SS Empress Queen, stranded in fog off Bembridge, Isle of Wight, where she later broke up. Although there were 1300 troops on board all were got off."
• February 1, 1918 Russia adopts Gregorian calendar (becomes Feb 14)
• February 1, 1918 Russia adopts the Gregorian Calendar.
• February 1, 1918 The French ship LaDive is torpedoed in the Mediterranean.
• February 1, 1920 Royal Canadian Mounted Police forms as Royal Northwest Mounted Police merge with Dominion Police
• February 1, 1920 The first commercial armored car introduced (St Paul MN)
• February 1, 1920 The Royal Canadian Mounted Police begin operations.
• February 1, 1923 Allied ultimatum on Lithuanian occupation of Memel
• February 1, 1923 Fascists Voluntary Militia forms in Italy under Mussolini
• February 1, 1924 Amsterdam's Netherlands Press Museum opens
• February 1, 1924 New British MacDonald government recognizes USSR
• February 1, 1924 United Kingdom recognizes USSR.
• February 1, 1926 Kirghiz Autonomous Region in RSFSR becomes Kirghiz ASSR
• February 1, 1926 Land at Broadway & Wall Street sold at a record $7 per square inch
• February 1, 1929 "Frenchman Charles Rigoulet is the first weightlifter to lift over 400 pounds (181 kg) in the ""clean and jerk"" method."
• February 1, 1930 Arnold Sch”nbergs opera premieres in Frankfurt
• February 1, 1932 "Bradman makes 299 vs South Africa, runs out partner going for 300th"
• February 1, 1933 Colonial government arrests Anton de Kom in Paramaribo Suriname
• February 1, 1933 Dutch bishops forbid membership in non-catholic unions
• February 1, 1933 "German Parliament dissolves, General Ludendorf predicts catastrophe"
• February 1, 1934 Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss dissolves all political parties but his own
• February 1, 1935 "First ""March of Time"" newsreel premieres at the Capitol"
• February 1, 1935 "James T Farrell finishes his ""Studs Lonigan"" trilogy"
• February 1, 1940 Russia begins new offensive against Finland
• February 1, 1943 German occupiers make Vidkun Quisling Norwegian premier
• February 1, 1943 Mussert forms pro Nazi shadow cabinet (Netherlands)
• February 1, 1943 World War II: Vidkun Quisling is appointed Premier of Norway by the Nazi occupiers.
• February 1, 1944 First Japanese territory invaded at Kwajalein.
• February 1, 1944 Supreme Soviet enlarges soviet republics' autonomy
• February 1, 1945 US Army arrives at Siegfriedlinie
• February 1, 1946 Norwegian statesman Trygve Lie is selected as the first secretary-general of the United Nations.
• February 1, 1946 "Republic of Hungary proclaimed, Zolt n Tildy as communist president"
• February 1, 1946 Trygve Lie of Norway is picked to be the first United Nations Secretary General.
• February 1, 1947 Aleide de Gasperi forms Italian government of Christian-democrats & communists
• February 1, 1947 Dmitri Shostakovitch named professor at conservatory of Leningrad
• February 1, 1947 NV United Dutch Fokker's Aircraft established
• February 1, 1948 Federation Malaysia forms from 9 sultanates
• February 1, 1948 Palestine Post building in Jerusalem bombed
• February 1, 1949 "200"" (5.08-meter) Hale telescope first used"
• February 1, 1949 RCA releases first single record ever (45 rpm)
• February 1, 1950 Urko Kekkonen elected president of Finland
• February 1, 1950 USSR demands condemnation of Emperor Hirohito for war crimes
• February 1, 1951 "-50§F (-46§C), Gavilan NM (state record)"
• February 1, 1951 Alfred Krupp & 28 other German war criminals freed
• February 1, 1951 First telecast of atomic explosion
• February 1, 1951 The first X-ray moving picture process demonstrated
• February 1, 1951 UN condemns People's Republic of China as aggressor in Korea
• February 1, 1952 General strike against French colonial management in Tunisia
• February 1, 1952 The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) is formed.
• February 1, 1953 """General Electric Theater"" premieres on CBS TV; Reagan later hosts"
• February 1, 1953 """You Are There"" with Walter Cronkite premieres on CBS television great show for it's time"
• February 1, 1953 Dr A de Waal appointed as Netherlands first female assistant Secretary of state
• February 1, 1953 "Flooding in Netherlands, kills 1,835"
• February 1, 1954 "First TV soap opera ""Secret Storm"" premieres"
• February 1, 1954 Scapino Ballet Studio in Amsterdam destroyed by fire
• February 1, 1955 H C Hansen appointed premier of Denmark
• February 1, 1956 Hague Daily Newspaper reveals war crimes of Hague mayor Schokking
• February 1, 1957 Felix Wankel's first working prototype DKM 54 of the Wankel engine was running at the NSU research and development department Versuchsabteilung TX in Germany
• February 1, 1957 Gijsbert of Hall appointed mayor of Amsterdam
• February 1, 1957 The first black pilot (PH Young) on a US scheduled passenger airline
• February 1, 1958 1959 Swiss males vote against voting rights for women
• February 1, 1958 Egypt & Syria announce plans to merge into United Arab Republic
• February 1, 1958 "Merger of Egypt and Syria to form the United Arab Republic, which lasted until 1961."
• February 1, 1958 US satellite (Explorer I) launched
• February 1, 1959 Texas Instruments requests patent of IC (Integrated Circuit)
• February 1, 1960 "4 students stage first civil rights sit-in, at Greensboro NC Woolworth"
• February 1, 1960 Extreme right-wing rebels in Algiers surrender
• February 1, 1960 "Four black students stage a sit-in at a lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina."
• February 1, 1961 A full-scale test of US Minuteman ICBM is successful
• February 1, 1961 British minister Enoch Powell makes medical insurance more expensive
• February 1, 1961 Mackay & Kline hang on for 100 minutes for cricket draw vs West Indies
• February 1, 1963 "Neil Young performs his first professional date at a Winnipeg country club, at age 17."
• February 1, 1963 Nyasaland (now Malawi) becomes self-governing under Hastings Banda
• February 1, 1964 """Stop the World, I Want to..."" closes at Shubert NYC after 556 performances"
• February 1, 1964 "Beatles' ""I Want to Hold Your Hand,"" first #1 hit & stays #1 for 7 weeks"
• February 1, 1964 "Indiana Governor Mathew Walsh tries to ban ""Louie Louie"" for obscenity"
• February 1, 1964 Suriname River dammed
• February 1, 1965 "Churchill River, Newfoundland - Hamilton River in Labrador renamed Churchill River in honour of Winston Churchill."
• February 1, 1965 Dutch Queen Juliana opens Brienenoord Bridge in Rotterdam
• February 1, 1965 "Peter Jennings, 26, becomes anchor of ABC's nightly news"
• February 1, 1965 The Hamilton River in Labrador renamed Churchill River in honour of Winston Spencer Churchill
• February 1, 1966 "Buster Keaton, famous comic film star, dies at age 69."
• February 1, 1967 Severe brush fires in Tasmania destroy $11 million & 60 lives
• February 1, 1968 Famous photo Saigon police chief Nguyen Ngoc Loan executes a Viet Cong officer with a pistol shot to the head
• February 1, 1968 Former Vice-President Richard Nixon announces candidacy for President
• February 1, 1968 Merger of the historic New York Central Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad to form ill-fated Penn Central Transportation.
• February 1, 1968 "Official unification of the three military services of Canada, the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army and the Royal Canadian Air Force, into the Canadian Forces."
• February 1, 1968 "The government halted further unification of the Canadian Armed Forces, many say it did not work"
• February 1, 1968 Vietnam War: Viet Cong officer Nguyen Van Lem is executed by Nguyen Ngoc Loan a South Vietnamese National Police Chief. The execution was videotaped and photographed by Eddie Adams and helped sway public opinion against the war.
• February 1, 1968 Vince Lombardi resigns as coach of the Green Bay Packers
• February 1, 1968 World trade conference Unctad 2 opens in New Delhi
• February 1, 1969 Saturday mail delivery in Canada eliminated.
• February 1, 1970 "Stalled commuter train rammed by express in Argentina, 139 die"
• February 1, 1970 West-Germany & USSR sign gas contract
• February 1, 1971 "Canada and China open diplomatic relations; exchange diplomats in both countries, and officially recognize each other's sovereignty"
• February 1, 1972 Kuala Lumpur became a city by a royal charter granted by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia.
• February 1, 1972 The calculator arrives as a scientific hand-held calculator (HP-35) introduced ($395)
• February 1, 1972 "Wings release ""Give Ireland Back to the Irish"" in UK"
• February 1, 1973 Monte Irvin elected to baseball Hall of Fame
• February 1, 1974 """Good Times"" (spinoff from ""Maude"") premieres on CBS TV"
• February 1, 1974 "Joelma Building fire - a fire in a 25-story office building kills 189 and injures 293 in Sao Paulo, Brazil."
• February 1, 1974 Kuala Lumpur declared a Federal Territory.
• February 1, 1975 """Hoppy, Gene & Me"" by Roy Rogers peaks at #65"
• February 1, 1975 """Men on the Moon"" closes at Little Theater NYC after 5 performances"
• February 1, 1975 Number one hit on UK music charts - Pilot - January
• February 1, 1975 Otis Francis Tabler is first open homosexual to get security clearance to work for the Defense Department
• February 1, 1976 """Rich Man, Poor Man"" mini-series premieres on ABC TV"
• February 1, 1976 "Sonny & Cher resume TV show, despite real-life divorce"
• February 1, 1977 Heavy blizzard in New England claims 100 lives
• February 1, 1978 Director Roman Polanski skips bail & fled to France after pleading guilty to charges of engaging in sex with a 13-year-old girl
• February 1, 1978 Harriet Tubman is first black woman honored on a US postage stamp
• February 1, 1979 "Ayatollah Khomeini is welcomed back into Tehran, Iran after nearly 15 years of exile."
• February 1, 1979 Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini returns to Iran after 15 years in exile.
• February 1, 1979 Convicted bank robber Patty Hearst is released from prison after her sentence was commuted by President Jimmy Carter.
• February 1, 1979 Newspaper heiress Patty Hearst leaves federal prison when her sentence for bank robbery is commuted by President Jimmy Carter.
• February 1, 1980 Sears Radio Theater moves from CBS to Mutual Broadcasting System
• February 1, 1980 "Soap opera ""Love of Life"" ends a 28 year run"
• February 1, 1981 Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell causes furore when he orders his brother Trevor to bowl underarm to a New Zealand batsman.
• February 1, 1981 "Duke Ellington-musical ""Sophisticated Ladies,"" premieres in New York NY"
• February 1, 1981 "Dutch Antilles census is 231,932"
• February 1, 1981 French government accord sends 60 Mirage fighter jets to Iraq
• February 1, 1981 "Trevor Chappell bowls his infamous ""Underarm Ball"" to Brian McKechnie to prevent New Zealand scoring a 6, and tying the ODI, on the last ball of the third match in the final of the Benson & Hedges World Series Cup. It directly led to the banning of underarm bowling by the International Cricket Council as not within the spirit of the game."
• February 1, 1982 Amoco Canada and Chevron Standard Ltd. withdraw from $13.5 billion Alsands oil consortium in Alberta .
• February 1, 1982 David Letterman begins an 11-year run as the host of the NBC program Late Night with David Letterman.
• February 1, 1982 Late Night With David Letterman makes its debut on NBC-TV.
• February 1, 1982 Senegal & Gambia form loose confederation (Senegambia)
• February 1, 1982 Senegal and Gambia form a loose confederation known as Senegambia.
• February 1, 1983 "New channels first available on cable as pay TV launched in Canada; First Choice, Superchannel and C-Channel allyou got to do is PAY"
• February 1, 1983 USSR performs underground nuclear test
• February 1, 1984 China & Netherlands regain diplomatic relations
• February 1, 1984 "Ravindara Mhatrem, Indian diplomat, kidnapped in England (killed 0203)"
• February 1, 1985 "-61§F (-52§C), Maybell CO (state record)"
• February 1, 1985 "-69§F (-56§C), Peter's Sink UT (state record)"
• February 1, 1985 Azharuddin scores 3rd Test century in 3rd Test Cricket (122 vs England)
• February 1, 1986 "Dick James, music publisher for the Beatles from 1962-70, dies in London at age 58."
• February 1, 1986 Singer Diana Ross marries Norwegian businessman Arne Naess in Switzerland
• February 1, 1987 "163 day strike against Deere & Company ends, workers accept wage freeze"
• February 1, 1989 Comet Schwassmann-Wachmann 1 at perihelion
• February 1, 1989 Princess Diana of England visits New York NY
• February 1, 1989 The Western Australian towns of Kalgoorlie and Boulder amalgamate to form the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
• February 1, 1990 CN Rail commences cabooseless train operations.
• February 1, 1991 35 people die when a USAir jetliner crashes atop a commuter plane at Los Angeles International Airport.
• February 1, 1991 "Afghanistan/Pakistan hit by earthquake, 1,200 die"
• February 1, 1991 Craig McDermott takes 8-97 vs England at the WACA
• February 1, 1991 "President F W de Klerk, says he would repeal all apartheid laws"
• February 1, 1992 "The Chief Judicial Magistrate of Bhopal court declares Warren Anderson, ex-CEO of Union Carbide, a fugitive under Indian law for failing to appear in the Bhopal Disaster case."
• February 1, 1992 "Uniondale, New York Denis Potvin's #5 becomes first number retired by the New York Islanders"
• February 1, 1993 New York Judge Sol Wachtler indicted for harassing Joy Silverman
• February 1, 1993 Soyuz TM-16 lands
• February 1, 1994 "In Portland, Oregon Tonya Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly pleads guilty for his role in attacking figure skater Nancy Kerrigan."
• February 1, 1994 "Jeff Gillooly, Tonya Harding's ex-husband, pleads guilty to taking part in an attack on figure skater Nancy Kerrigan."
• February 1, 1994 "Large meteorite falls near Kusaie, Pacific Ocean"
• February 1, 1995 Amtrak New York-Tampa run ends
• February 1, 1995 "Andy & Grant Flower make 269 stand vs Pakistan, brotherly record"
• February 1, 1995 Belgium's TV channel VT4 goes on the air
• February 1, 1996 The Communications Decency Act is passed by the U.S. Congress.
• February 1, 1996 "Toronto Stock Exchange 300 index breaks through the symbolic 5,000 mark for the first time, our Dow Jones"
• February 1, 1998 """Street Corner Symphony,"" closes at Brooks Atkinson NYC after 79 performances"
• February 1, 1998 86th Australian Mens Tennis Petr Korda beats Marcelo Rios (6-2 6-2 6-2)
• February 1, 1998 Australian Mixed Doubles Tennis J Gimelstob & V Williams beat Suk & Sukova (6-2 6-1)
• February 1, 2000 Scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico say they have traced the origin of the AIDS virus to around 1930.
• February 1, 2003 "Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrates during reentry into the Earth's atmosphere, killing all seven astronauts aboard."
• February 1, 2004 251 people are trampled to death and 244 injured in a stampede at the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.
• February 1, 2005 "Canada introduces the Civil Marriage Act, making Canada the fourth country to sanction same-sex marriage."

• February 1, 2005 Nepal King Gyanendra exercises Coup d'tat to capture the democracy becoming Chairman of the Councils of ministers.

I hope not, 'cos I share mine with Holocaust memorial day.

My birthday is may 24th Im far to lazy to look it up.

Interesting fact: Dec 21st is stalin's birthday, the world ends of dec 21st 2012. Coincidence I think not. Dec 21st THE RETURN OF STALIN

@GeneralofCarthage @Karakoran Why would anyone who believes Jesus was the Messiah choose him as one of the limited options? If you're right you'll meet him when you die anyways.

@Everyone who posted long shit, please learn how to use spoiler tags. I edited them in, you're welcome.

These are not in any particular order:
Abe Lincoln
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Jesus Christ
Hannibal Barca

1. Oswald Mosley
2. Benito Mussolini
3. Friedrich Nietzsche
4. Karl Marx
5. Gregor/Otto Strasser (one of them)

1. Eugene Debs
2. John Brown
3. Sun Tzu
4. Ho Chi Minh
5. Nikola Tesla

1. Nikola Tesla.
2. Albert Einstein.
3. Fidel Castro.
4. Ernesto "che" Guevara.
5. Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov/Fedor Tokarev.

Oda Nobunaga
Genghis Khan
Napoleon Bonaparte
Robert Lee
Ho Chi Minh

Gandhi (he is a bad ass)
Hitler (An interesting individual)
Genghis Khan (he is a bad ass, not as bad ass as Gandhi though)
Founding fathers (can't pick one)
Hannibal (I can tell him not to fuck around in Italy for years and years)