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No googling - what significant event in history happened on 9/14/1901 (Original Post) LynneSin Sep 2012 OP
McKinley assassinated Spider Jerusalem Sep 2012 #1
that's not fair you beat me to it lol rbrnmw Sep 2012 #2
Almost but not quite.... LynneSin Sep 2012 #3
On September 14, 1901, Jesus turned all the living bunnies into chocolate. Liberal Veteran Sep 2012 #4
Galveston hurricane? broiles Sep 2012 #5
I've got plenty of bunnies in the yard, but wasn't that the first car race between Ford and Olds? HopeHoops Sep 2012 #6
San Francisco Earthquake? liberalmuse Sep 2012 #7

LynneSin

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3. Almost but not quite....
Reply to Spider Jerusalem (Reply #1)
Fri Sep 14, 2012, 12:07 PM
Sep 2012


But I'll still give you the bunny.

He was assassinated on 9/5/01 but died on 9/14.
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Liberal Veteran

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4. On September 14, 1901, Jesus turned all the living bunnies into chocolate.
Reply to LynneSin (Original post)
Fri Sep 14, 2012, 12:13 PM
Sep 2012

To celebrate his death and resurrection.

And that's why we now have chocolate bunnies on Easter.

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