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Some People You Can’t Understand.

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Hat is also for us Toblerone fans.

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Suprised it isn’t Green Day.

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^A, Dosen’t like AOL

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Nice.

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I have the number Pi listed somwhere, Don’t know how long it is.

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I know there is a pretty long one at spymac.com, here’s the link:
http://www.spymac.com/forums/showthread.php?ppp=30&threadid=2292&c=0

Its 5295 pages long! icon_eek.gif

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Aug 1 (I cought up :banana:)

1913: The Mayor Appoints ten police women, the first to be admitted to the force.

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July 31

1914: About 2,000 Chicagoans are stranded abroad when sevral steamship lines canel their depatyures from Europe beciase of the outbreak of war.

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July 30

1907: The Little Room, an informal organization of artists, musicians, and writers, proposes to expand into a club modeled on the Players’ Club of New York.

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July 29

1909: Ella Flagg Young is unanimously elected Chicago’s Superintendant of Schools.

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July 28

1905: The Chicago Daily News Fresh Air Fund, established to give health and recreation opportunities to underprivileged families, is in its 19th season.

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July 27

1912: The city’s rat population-estimated at 2,500,000-is thought to cause $3,000,000 worth of damage annualy. (More Than $1/rat) w00t.gif

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July 26

1909: William Hale Thompson’s schooner Valmore win the Mackinac race for the second consectutive year.

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July 25

1908: The Theodore Thomas orchestra draws a record crowd to Ravina for a performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

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July 24

1915: Loaded with passengers for an excursion to Michigan City, the lake steamer Eastland rolls over in the Chicago River at Clark St. More than 800 lives are lost.
(Known as Eastland Disaster)

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