June 25 is the 177th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar. If the ancient Mayans were correct, there are 179 days remaining until the end of time. |
1630 Fork is introduced to American dining by Governor Winthrop |
1913 US Civil War veterans begin arriving at the Great Reunion of 1913. |
1919 Revolt of Spartacus in Hamburg |
1929 President Hoover authorizes building of Boulder Dam which is later Hoover Dam. Much more impressive than the proposed George W. Bush Sewage Plant in San Francisco. Read More |
1947 Tennis shoe is introduced |
1948 The Berlin airlift begins. |
1966 Beatles' "Paperback Writer" single goes #1 and stays #1 for 2 weeks |
1967 Mohammed Ali sentenced to 5 years for wanting only to beat people up rather than kill them |
1981 Supreme Court upholds male-only draft registration as constitutional as it appeals to their prurient interests |
1989 1st US postmark dedicated to Lesbian and Gay Pride. Of course, "Fox Valley IL 605" is code for Lesbian and Gay Pride while "15 Mar 2006" is code for 25 Jun 1989 |
1994 Gay Games close in New York City. Trust me, the gay games never end, honey! |
2006 Warren Buffett donates $30 billion to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the poor dears |
1852 Antoni Gaudi, probably gay Catalan architect |
1935 Larry Kramer, gay US writer The Normal Heart, co-founder Gay Men's Health Crisis, and the Aids Coalition to Unleash Power (Act Up). Pulitzer prize recipient |
1952 Al Parker [Andrew Robert Okun], gay US pornographic icon/AIDS victim |
1953 Udo Samel, German actor |
1956 Anthony Bourdain, US chef |
1963 George Michael [Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou], gay English pop singer/serial cruiser |
1963 John Benjamin Hickey, gay US actor |
1969 Hunter Foster, US actor |
1970 Erki Nool, Estonian decathlete |
1970 Brad Hunt, gay US pornographic actor |
1971 Jason Lewis, US actor |
1975 Robert Balint, Hungarian porn star |
1982 Rain [Jung Ji-Hoon], Korean singer |
1986 Charlie Davies, US soccer player who survived horrific auto crash |
1956 Alfred C Kinsey, bisexual US zoologist/sexologist, experiences his greatest orgasm |
1984 Michel Foucault, gay post-modern French philosopher (Madness and Civilization, History of Sexuality), succumbs to AIDS at 57 |
2009 Farrah Fawcett, US actress (Charlie’s Angels), is a good sport even though her story doesn’t make an entire news cycle before. . . |
2009 . . .Michael Jackson, US singer, pop icon, humanitarian pederast (Wiz), beats it |
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