Here is something different. All topics should relate to history of any kind. Copy the previous answers to the list until it hits 13 - whoever does that starts also nominates a new topic.  Yes, I did get this idea from another site where I am a member.

The topic can be anything from "Beatles" to "Peanuts" to "Space & Space Travel".

Note: Just try to not make the topic impossible.


I will start

Previous country leaders

1.  Indira Ghandi

Previous country leaders

1.  Indira Ghandi
2. Margaret Thatcher

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Philippines

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada

cool concept,Luke  8)

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada
9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  :))

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada
9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  )
10. Hirohito - Japan

cool concept,Luke  8)

9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  :))


Thank you, the concept isn't mine, but it seemed interesting  :)

Re twice - sure - why not  :)

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada
9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  )
10. Hirohito - Japan
11. Piggy Muldoon - New Zealand

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada
9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  )
10. Hirohito - Japan
11. Piggy Muldoon - New Zealand
12. Malcolm (Mr trouser-less in Memphis :o) Fraser - Australia

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada
9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  )
10. Hirohito - Japan
11. Piggy Muldoon - New Zealand
12. Malcolm (Mr trouser-less in Memphis ) Fraser - Australia
13. Augusto Pinochet - Chile

Previous country leaders

1. Indira Ghandi - India
2. Margaret Thatcher - Great Britain
3. Gough Whitlam - Australia
4. Ferdinand Marcos - Phillipines
5. John F Kennedy - USA
6. Leonid Brezhnev - Soviet Union
7. Benito Mussolini - Italy
8. Pierre Trudeau - Canada
9. Brian Mulroney-Canada(hope it's legal to use a country twice  )
10. Hirohito - Japan
11. Piggy Muldoon - New Zealand
12. Malcolm (Mr trouser-less in Memphis ) Fraser - Australia
13. Augusto Pinochet - Chile


OK Philip  :)  Now the idea is, as you were # 13 - you get to put up the next topic please  :)

OK Philip  :)  Now the idea is, as you were # 13 - you get to put up the next topic please  :)


Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania  ???

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB
9. John Seiben (Aus.)

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB
9. John Seiben (Aus.)
10. Mary Peters ~ GB

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB
9. John Seiben (Aus.)
10. Mary Peters ~ GB
11. Kieran Perkins (Aus.)

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB
9. John Seiben (Aus.)
10. Mary Peters ~ GB
11. Kieran Perkins (Aus.)
12. Matthew Pinsent ~ GB

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB
9. John Seiben (Aus.)
10. Mary Peters ~ GB
11. Kieran Perkins (Aus.)
12. Matthew Pinsent ~ GB
13. Susie O'Neill (Aus.)

Olympic Gold Medal Winners

1. Mark Spitz ~ USA
2. Shane Gould - Aus.
3. Steve Redgrave ~ GB
4. Nadia Comaneci - Romania
5. Emil Zatopek ~ (then) Czechoslovakia
6. Mary Lou Retton - USA
7. Cathy Freeman (Aus.)
8. Sebastian Coe ~ GB
9. John Seiben (Aus.)
10. Mary Peters ~ GB
11. Kieran Perkins (Aus.)
12. Matthew Pinsent ~ GB
13. Susie O'Neill (Aus.)


Jaytee you have now done the thirtennth name in the list and you have to introduce a new topic.

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1.  Cate Blanchett

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1.  Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1.  Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Juliette Binoche

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Juliette Binoche
5. Louise Fletcher

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Juliette Binoche (was a nomination only) >>> Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton

Therefore

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep
8. Nicole Kidman

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep
8. Nicole Kidman
9. Jodie Foster

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep
8. Nicole Kidman
9. Jodie Foster
10. Jessica Tandy

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep
8. Nicole Kidman
9. Jodie Foster
10. Jessica Tandy
11. Cher  ::) ::) ::) ::) (It's true.  I demand a recount  :o)

11. Cher ::) ::) ::) ::) (It's true. I demand a recount :o)


Silkwood right ? I didn't mind her in that. Though Meryl Streep was far better  :)


Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep
8. Nicole Kidman
9. Jodie Foster
10. Jessica Tandy
11. Cher ::) ::) ::) ::) (It's true. I demand a recount :o)
12. Anne Bancroft

Silkwood right ? I didn't mind her in that. Though Meryl Streep was far better  :)




Nope.  Moonstruck  ::)  Mustn't have been any other movies released that year  ;D ;D ;D

Academy Award Winning Actresses:

1. Cate Blanchett
2. Katherine Hepburn
3. Halle Berry
4. Julia Roberts
5. Louise Fletcher
6. Diane Keaton
7. Meryl Streep
8. Nicole Kidman
9. Jodie Foster
10. Jessica Tandy
11. Cher ::) ::) ::) ::) (It's true. I demand a recount :o)
12. Anne Bancroft
13. Sally Field

Next one : Things that happened in space, and when...

Things that happened in space, and when...

1.  Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969

Things that happened in space, and when...

1.  Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2.  Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)

Things that happened in space, and when...

1.  Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2.  Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3.  Pics beamed from Mars - 2003

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin walks in space - 1961

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin walks in space - 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin walks in space - 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin walks in space - 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin walks in space - 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970
8. First privately developed manned spacecraft - 2004

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin walks in space - 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970
8. First privately developed manned spacecraft - 2004 
9. Alexei Leonov makes first space walk-1966

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin first man in space- 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970
8. First privately developed manned spacecraft - 2004 
9. Alexei Leonov makes first space walk-1966
10. First dog in space - 1957

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin first man in space- 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970
8. First privately developed manned spacecraft - 2004 
9. Alexei Leonov makes first space walk-1966
10. First dog in space - 1957
11. The Challenger explosion (technically) 1986

Tanya

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin first man in space- 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970
8. First privately developed manned spacecraft - 2004 
9. Alexei Leonov makes first space walk-1966
10. First dog in space - 1957
11. The Challenger explosion (technically) 1986
12. First reconnaissance satellite - 1960

Things that happened in space, and when...

1. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon - 1969
2. Skylab falls out of sky, mainly over Western Australia - 1975 (I think)
3. Pics beamed from Mars - 2003
4. Yuri Gagarin first man in space- 1961
5. Neptune discovered using astronomic calculation rather than telescope - 1846
6. First photo of Earth from space - 1959
7. NASA rescues crew of Apollo 13-1970
8. First privately developed manned spacecraft - 2004
9. Alexei Leonov makes first space walk-1966
10. First dog in space - 1957
11. The Challenger explosion (technically) 1986
12. First reconnaissance satellite - 1960
13. Fist American In Space-Alan Shepard-May 5, 1961

Beatles Events ;)
1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965 8)

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964
9. "I'm Looking Through You" has a different beginning on the US Mono & Stereo LP's

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964
9. "I'm Looking Through You" has a different beginning on the US Mono & Stereo LP's
10. Beatle McCartney knighted by The Queen ~  March 11, 1997

Beatles Events

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964
9. "I'm Looking Through You" has a different beginning on the US Mono & Stereo LP's
10. Beatle McCartney knighted by The Queen ~  March 11, 1997
11. John Lennon shot - 1980

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964
9. "I'm Looking Through You" has a different beginning on the US Mono & Stereo LP's
10. Beatle McCartney knighted by The Queen ~  March 11, 1997
11. John Lennon shot - 1980
12. George Harrison dies-2001 :\'(

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964
9. "I'm Looking Through You" has a different beginning on the US Mono & Stereo LP's
10. Beatle McCartney knighted by The Queen ~  March 11, 1997
11. John Lennon shot - 1980
12. George Harrison dies-2001

13. Beatles break up! - 1970  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Now that we have gotten rid of that pesky topic...::)

European Monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England  (hot poker - 1328) :P

European Monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England  (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria  (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)

1. Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show-February 1964
2. Beatles were each to receive from the Queen the MBE ~ 1965
3. Beatles own the Top 5 and 8 of the Top 10 for a week in 1964
4. Paul is Dead, not ~ 1969
5. Come Together is the last song The Beatles record together~1969
6. Get Back on the roof ~ 1969
7. Rubber Soul is released- December 3, 1965
8. Rattle your jewelry at the London Palladium ~ 12th January 1964
9. "I'm Looking Through You" has a different beginning on the US Mono & Stereo LP's
10. Beatle McCartney knighted by The Queen ~  March 11, 1997
11. John Lennon shot - 1980
12. George Harrison dies-2001

13. Beatles break up! - 1970  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Now that we have gotten rid of that pesky topic...::)

European Monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England  (hot poker - 1328) :P

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European Monarchs that have been assassinated..


Difficult topic...do executions count?

Difficult topic...do executions count?


yes, please  :)

Sper...lendid...!!

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)

European Monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)

European Monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)

pa lease can we put queen elizabeth on this list,  and old chuckie

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)

Was Mountbatten a monarch...? Whatever...

European monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)

pa lease can we put queen elizabeth on this list,  and old chuckie


Jaysus...don't tempt me...!!

European monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)

8. Queen Anne Boleyn - 1536  (lost her head over Henry)

European monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)
8. Queen Anne Boleyn - 1536  (lost her head over Henry)
9. Sancho II of Spain - 1072 (assassinated after his sister Urraca rebelled against him at Zamora)

European monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)
8. Queen Anne Boleyn - 1536  (lost her head over Henry)
9. Sancho II of Spain - 1072 (assassinated after his sister Urraca rebelled against him at Zamora)
10. James I of Scotland - 1437 (murdered....at his own party !)

Was Mountbatten a monarch...? Whatever...

Was Mountbatten the current Queen's cousin?

European monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)
8. Queen Anne Boleyn - 1536  (lost her head over Henry)
9. Sancho II of Spain - 1072 (assassinated after his sister Urraca rebelled against him at Zamora)
10. James I of Scotland - 1437 (murdered....at his own party !)
11. British Prime Minister Spencer Perceval was assassinated in the lobby of the House of Commons ~1812

European monarchs that have been assassinated..

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)
8. Queen Anne Boleyn - 1536  (lost her head over Henry)
9. Sancho II of Spain - 1072 (assassinated after his sister Urraca rebelled against him at Zamora)
10. James I of Scotland - 1437 (murdered....at his own party !)
11. British Prime Minister Spencer Perceval was assassinated in the lobby of the House of Commons ~1812
12. Henry Valois - 1589 (King of Poland before abdicating and becoming the King of France  ???......he was murdered by a French monk)

1. Edward II of England (hot poker - 1328)
2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (kicked off something called WWI - 1914)
3. King Charles I of Great Britain - 1649 (lost his head...literally)
4. Richard II of England - 1377 (p*ssed off his cousin and most of his subjects)
5. Mary, Queen of Scots - 1587 (beheaded for upsetting someone and getting accused of Treason)
6. Earl Louis Mountbatten (Blown up by Irish terrorists, 1979)
7. Czar Nicholas II of Russia - 1918 (I think...) (After the revolution, the Bolshies got him and the family...)
8. Queen Anne Boleyn - 1536  (lost her head over Henry)
9. Sancho II of Spain - 1072 (assassinated after his sister Urraca rebelled against him at Zamora)
10. James I of Scotland - 1437 (murdered....at his own party !)
11. British Prime Minister Spencer Perceval was assassinated in the lobby of the House of Commons ~1812
12. Henry Valois - 1589 (King of Poland before abdicating and becoming the King of France  ......he was murdered by a French monk)
13. Julius Caesar (by his own aides, 44 B.C.)

Finally...

My topic:

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. "You're too young to understand / You're old enough to know better"

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. "You're too young to understand / You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't coming running to me.

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*


(*Still says it to me at times...bless her...!!)

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...





(*Still says it to me at times...bless her...!!)


I've heard the same thing said to my 43 year old brother too  ;D

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!
8. When I said "Put that away" I didn't mean shove it under the bed!

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!
8. When I said "Put that away" I didn't mean shove it under the bed!
9. I'll tear your arm off and beat you over the head with it!

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!
8. When I said "Put that away" I didn't mean shove it under the bed!
9. I'll tear your arm off and beat you over the head with it!
10. You'll thank me for this one day..

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!
8. When I said "Put that away" I didn't mean shove it under the bed!
9. I'll tear your arm off and beat you over the head with it!
10. You'll thank me for this one day..
11. I brought you into this world, I can take you out.

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!
8. When I said "Put that away" I didn't mean shove it under the bed!
9. I'll tear your arm off and beat you over the head with it!
10. You'll thank me for this one day..
11. I brought you into this world, I can take you out.
12. You were too sick to go to school, so you're too sick to play outside.

Famous sayings that mothers say

1. "Stop that expression. Your face is gonna stick like that."
2. 'You're too young to understand/You're old enough to know better"
3. If you fall and break a leg, don't come running to me.
4. 'You're not too old for a clout, my lad...!'*
5. Wait 'til your father gets home...
6. Because I said so.
7. You're gonna put someone's eye out with that!
8. When I said "Put that away" I didn't mean shove it under the bed!
9. I'll tear your arm off and beat you over the head with it!
10. You'll thank me for this one day..
11. I brought you into this world, I can take you out.
12. You were too sick to go to school, so you're too sick to play outside
13. It won't hurt very much  :(

Next one :

Something significant that happened in the 70s

Something significant that happened in the 70s

1.  Eh um...I was born! ;)

Something significant that happened in the 70s

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.

Something significant that happened in the 70s

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974

Something significant that happened in the 70s

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.

Something significant that happened in the 70s

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975

Something significant that happened in the 70s

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6. People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)

NICE TOPIC!

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972
8.  The first VCR is introduced for domestic use, in England - 1972

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972
8.  The first VCR is introduced for domestic use, in England - 1972
9.  Australia converts to metric measurement - 1974  (PS Try it people, it really IS much easier)  ;)

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972
8.  The first VCR is introduced for domestic use, in England - 1972
9.  Australia converts to metric measurement - 1974  (PS Try it people, it really IS much easier) 
10. The US celebrated its bicentennial.

Scratch :-[

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972
8.  The first VCR is introduced for domestic use, in England - 1972
9.  Australia converts to metric measurement - 1974  (PS Try it people, it really IS much easier)  
10. The US celebrated its bicentennial
11. Granville rail disaster occurs in Sydney, killing 83 people - 18 January 1977  (Locomotive of train left tracks due to poor track maintenance, subsequently knocked out supporting pylons from overhead rail bridge - the concrete slabs of the bridge the collapsed on the train carraiges packed with early morning commuters...)  :(

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972
8.  The first VCR is introduced for domestic use, in England - 1972
9.  Australia converts to metric measurement - 1974  (PS Try it people, it really IS much easier) 
10. The US celebrated its bicentennial
11. Granville rail disaster occurs in Sydney, killing 83 people - 18 January 1977  (Locomotive of train left tracks due to poor track maintenance, subsequently knocked out supporting pylons from overhead rail bridge - the concrete slabs of the bridge the collapsed on the train carraiges packed with early morning commuters...)
12. US Troops pulled out of Vietnam in 1973. (As a courtesy to jacks ;)).

1.  Eh um...I was born!
2.  There was a severe gas shortage, and many gas stations ran out of gas.
3.  Watergate - 1974
4.  Elvis died.
5.  The 'dismissal' of the Whitlam government (Aus.) - 1975
6.  People celebrated "The Death of Disco" by stream rolling thousands of disco albums and rioting at Comisky Park in Chicago. The rioting got so bad that they cancelled the game. (7/12/79)
7.  2 Israeli athletes killed and 9 held hostage at the Munich Olympics - 1972
8.  The first VCR is introduced for domestic use, in England - 1972
9.  Australia converts to metric measurement - 1974  (PS Try it people, it really IS much easier) 
10. The US celebrated its bicentennial
11. Granville rail disaster occurs in Sydney, killing 83 people - 18 January 1977  (Locomotive of train left tracks due to poor track maintenance, subsequently knocked out supporting pylons from overhead rail bridge - the concrete slabs of the bridge the collapsed on the train carraiges packed with early morning commuters...)
12. US Troops pulled out of Vietnam in 1973. (As a courtesy to jacks ).
13. Toys R Us Opens.

Ok I guess I'm the lucky 13...

New Topic:

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel

Good topic !  I like it  :)

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice  ;)

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes
8. Grammophone

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes
8. Grammophone
9. Analog cable boxes (everything is DTV and sattelite now)

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes
8. Grammophone
9. Analog cable boxes (everything is DTV and sattelite now)
10. Chamber pots

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes
8. Grammophone
9. Analog cable boxes (everything is DTV and sattelite now)
10. Chamber pots
11. Coal Stove

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes
8. Grammophone
9. Analog cable boxes (everything is DTV and sattelite now)
10. Chamber pots
11. Coal Stove
12. Irons that were heated on a wood stove

Household Items that have become obsolete (except to antique collectors)

1. Spinning Wheel
2. Icepick (unless of course you are Sharon Stone) - but I meant for breaking up ice)
3. Black and white television
4. Rotary Phone
5. Washboard
6. Stereo Consoles
7. Iceboxes
8. Grammophone
9. Analog cable boxes (everything is DTV and sattelite now)
10. Chamber pots
11. Coal Stove
12. Irons that were heated on a wood stove
13.Butter churn

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost


The Hampton Court Ghost
http://www.cherylglenn.com/graphics/hampton_court.jpg

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary.

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary.
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary.
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle.

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle
9. Marie Celeste - ghost ship

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle
9. Marie Celeste - ghost ship
10. Flying Dutchman. another ghost ship

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle
9. Marie Celeste - ghost ship
10. Flying Dutchman. another ghost ship
11.Ghosts of the Hoosac Tunnel-Florida, Massachusetts

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle
9. Marie Celeste - ghost ship
10. Flying Dutchman. another ghost ship
11.Ghosts of the Hoosac Tunnel-Florida, Massachusetts
12. Thomas A. Becket in the Tower of London.

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle
9. Marie Celeste - ghost ship
10. Flying Dutchman. another ghost ship
11.Ghosts of the Hoosac Tunnel-Florida, Massachusetts
12. Thomas A. Becket in the Tower of London
13.  Asa Snow-Quabbin Reservoir, Massachusetts

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela
2. James Watson and Francis Crick, joint winner for the discovery of the structure of the DNA

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela
2. James Watson and Francis Crick, joint winner for the discovery of the structure of the DNA
3. Jimmy Carter (Peace)

Ghosts

1. Anne Boleyn
2. Headless drummer boy in Dover Castle in Kent, Great Britain
3. The Lady in Black on Georges Island Boston Harbor(Massachusetts)
4. The Hampton Court Ghost
5. Headless NUN at French Fort Cove
6. Ghost(s) on the the ocean liner Queen Mary
7. Matthew Maule-House of Seven Gables-Salem Massachusetts
8. Mary, Queen of Scots, said to haunt the Turret House at Manor Castle
9. Marie Celeste - ghost ship
10. Flying Dutchman. another ghost ship
11.Ghosts of the Hoosac Tunnel-Florida, Massachusetts
12. Thomas A. Becket in the Tower of London
13.  Asa Snow-Quabbin Reservoir, Massachusetts



What? Nobody said Casper? ;D

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela
2. James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins (Medicine), joint winner for the discovery of the structure of the DNA
3. Jimmy Carter (Peace)
4. Winston Churchill (Literature)

What? Nobody said Casper? ;D
For Casper is the friendly ghost?

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela
2. James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins (Medicine), joint winner for the discovery of the structure of the DNA
3. Jimmy Carter (Peace)
4. Winston Churchill (Literature)
5. Toni Morrison-Literature

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela
2. James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins (Medicine), joint winner for the discovery of the structure of the DNA
3. Jimmy Carter (Peace)
4. Winston Churchill (Literature)
5. Toni Morrison-Literature
6. Desmond Tutu (Peace)

Nobel Prize Winners

1.  Nelson Mandela
2. James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins (Medicine), joint winner for the discovery of the structure of the DNA
3. Jimmy Carter (Peace)
4. Winston Churchill (Literature)
5. Toni Morrison-Literature
6. Desmond Tutu (Peace)
7.  John Nash-Mathematics