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    What day is today!

    Anybody know what today, May 5 is?? Yea I know somebody will say Tuesday!

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    Robert Harbingerdinger's birthday?

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    Yea, It's Dog day. This is the day my best friend goes to the vet. My dog Buttons...........................

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    I mean on a national level!

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    You mean the anniversary of when the Mexicans beat the French?

    It's not like the French are known for their tenacity...
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    Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
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    a fairly unimportant day in the US. i dont celebrate mexican holdays.

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    Cinco de Mayo. At least we don't have Frenchies on both borders.

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    It is National Teacher Appreciation Day!!! I figure only we teachers know that!!!!

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    ummm my ex's birthday :P ( among other things ...)
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    Today is our 11 year old granddaughter's birthday. Grand she is for sure. Up until she came along we had just done boys with two sons and a grandson. A girl definitely changes things.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
    You mean the anniversary of when the Mexicans beat the French?

    It's not like the French are known for their tenacity...
    Yeah, the Germans have holidays for when they beat the French: Sontag, Montag, dienstag, Mittwoch...

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    The start of Nurses Week, thank you

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    Actually Cinco de Mayo celebrates the first time Mexican forces were not defeated by the French. Fought to a draw. Mexican forces did this well being led by Gen'l Zaragosa... born in what would become Goliad, TX. So, you see, it IS a proper Texas holiday and I certainly intend to celebrate it as such. Whiskey is indicated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
    You mean the anniversary of when the Mexicans beat the French?

    It's not like the French are known for their tenacity...
    It irks me a bit when people base their opinion of the French armed forces on their less than stellar preformance in WWII. Remeber that France hosted WWI, and that took more out the country than 20 years could solve. For a better picture of France's fighting ability, look at Napoleon I. To beat him, you either had to pit all the rest of Europe against him (Crimea), or completly destroy the countryside ahead of him so the soldiers could not locate food (Waterloo).

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    it isn't even an event in mexico, they just make a foot note of the day they beat 14 French guy's [probably coming out of a saloon]

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    To many American's, it's just another day to eat drink and be merry...like St. Patricks Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and the 4th of July.
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    Keep in mind the French also helped us out in a little skirmish back in 1778.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cowboy_Dan View Post
    It irks me a bit when people base their opinion of the French armed forces on their less than stellar preformance in WWII. Remeber that France hosted WWI, and that took more out the country than 20 years could solve. For a better picture of France's fighting ability, look at Napoleon I. To beat him, you either had to pit all the rest of Europe against him (Crimea), or completly destroy the countryside ahead of him so the soldiers could not locate food (Waterloo).

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    It's the anniversary of the Battle of Williamsburg, of the Pennensula Campaign.
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