Most Important Day In History?

[God]

In my life I will have the abilities to do things that will be remembered until the end of time, while you will most likely be known as the guy that likes pokemon and was raised by kangaroos.

You won't do anything Umbreon.

[Shadow]

Says the person that bans people for reasons such as "being the biggest fag since hicky was a fag".

[God]

Dogar did that actually, you absolute moron.

[Eon Spirit]

the day the dorwards seperated from the gordons dunno when that was but its important to me

[Dash]

I say the most important/influential day is the moment when humans discovered fire. That lead in turn to warmth, (Relative) safety, new types of foods, a reliable source of protein, and ultimately lead to the rise of civilization.

[God]

Well that's really not at all a pinpoint able thing.

[Pikatwo]

I say the most important/influential day is the moment when humans discovered fire. That lead in turn to warmth, (Relative) safety, new types of foods, a reliable source of protein, and ultimately lead to the rise of civilization.

Fire wasn't the only contributing factor to the rise of human civilisation you know, in fact, it was just one of hundreds. Language and writing were the two big ones.

[God]

agriculture etc

origin of undateable concepts are exempt

[Noelle the Bubbly]

The day humans decided to raise animals before they killed them for food. Or when humans built boats, or the invention of the wheel.

Also, who's genius idea was it to drink cows milk? Did the look at one and think ''Lets see what happens if I suck on those dangily things on its belly''

[Solly]

The Big Bang!

[Nocturne]

Just to point something out, today was National History Day. You should sign up for the Philly contest in March, Tim. That way, if you win the senior Philly division and I win the Junior Pitt division, we'll both be at Penn State.

[God]

the what now

[Nocturne]

http://www.nationalhistoryday.org/

[Mr_Pocchama]

Yay, Pennsylvania. Woo woo.
Anyways, I think the most important day (for America at least) was when the Sugar Act was passed. It made the colonists revolt from England, we won the war, and now we're our own country. Otherwise, we'd all have sweet accents.

[Nocturne]

I disagree. It would have to be the First Continental Congress, for America.

[Yojimbo]

Most important day in history. Today and tommorow.

[Nocturne]

That's the present and the future.

[Yojimbo]

I was talking about my birthday tommorow and what happened to my dog today, but that also works.

[God]

Yay, Pennsylvania. Woo woo.
Anyways, I think the most important day (for America at least) was when the Sugar Act was passed. It made the colonists revolt from England, we won the war, and now we're our own country. Otherwise, we'd all have sweet accents.

There were a lot of things more important that lead to the revolution.

[Nocturne]

The death of Crispus Attucks was rather important.

[Mr_Pocchama]

Crazy, we're studying all of that in Social Studies right now. Everytime my teacher says "revolution" I think "V for Vendetta".

[Yojimbo]

That movie made me shit myself in utter confusion. I bet Tim/adam/GS/TA liked it a lot.

[Teresa]

I dunno...I'd say that the most important day in American history is the day that the first settlers landed on the coast of the 'New World'.

I mean, the British weren't the first people on the land, but had they never landed or discovered America some other country would have. I'm sure the Chinese or Japanese were wondering what was on the other side of the world, just like England was, and had Columbus' idea been rejected, they prolly would have colonized the West coast.

Now had England gotten to the punch a few years later, which I'm sure they would have, we'd have a war between England and the Chinese/Japanese. Basically it would have changed everything.

That's what I think. =)

[God]

I dunno...I'd say that the most important day in American history is the day that the first settlers landed on the coast of the 'New World'.

I mean, the British weren't the first people on the land, but had they never landed or discovered America some other country would have. I'm sure the Chinese or Japanese were wondering what was on the other side of the world, just like England was, and had Columbus' idea been rejected, they prolly would have colonized the West coast.

Now had England gotten to the punch a few years later, which I'm sure they would have, we'd have a war between England and the Chinese/Japanese. Basically it would have changed everything.

That's what I think. =)

Yeah, HISPANOLA was important to American history. Columbus is a hack.

And Columbus wasn't English. He was Spanish. He had nothing to do with New England settlement.

[Yojimbo]

I made a racist comment in 5th grade about Columbus by accident. The teacher had Mexican in her family too, so I got a good yelling at by her.