Do you share your Birthday with anybody famous
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Well let's see, the only one that i am aware of is that a comedian i really liked, Greg Giraldo, died on my birthday.
Leonardo da Vinci is the first that comes to mind. Fun facts: April 15 was also the day the Titanic sunk, the B-52 bomber was first flown, the day Lincoln died, and is tax day in he US.
I know I have the same Birthday as Bill Clinton. I remember when I was around 4 or so I sent him a letter where I mentioned that, I don't know if it was him or an aid but I did actually get a reply with his signature on it. That was a happy experience.
for some other people I didn't know about:
Marcus Aurelius Probus, Roman emperor
Madame du Barry, French courtesan
Colleen Moore, actress
Ogden Nash, poet
Philo Farnsworth, inventor
Malcolm Forbes,founded Forbes magazine
Johnny Nash, songwriter
Fred Thompson, politician, also actor on Law and Order
Charles Wellesley, Marquess of Douro
Tipper Gore, wife of Al Gore
for some other people I didn't know about:
Marcus Aurelius Probus, Roman emperor
Madame du Barry, French courtesan
Colleen Moore, actress
Ogden Nash, poet
Philo Farnsworth, inventor
Malcolm Forbes,founded Forbes magazine
Johnny Nash, songwriter
Fred Thompson, politician, also actor on Law and Order
Charles Wellesley, Marquess of Douro
Tipper Gore, wife of Al Gore
From what I remember last time I checked:
Dave Chappelle (American comedian, had a controversial show on Comedy Central in the mid-2000s)
Yasser Arafat (late Fatah leader)
Steve Gutenberg (American actor, best known for Police Academy and Three Men And A Baby)
Craig Kilborn (American comedian, former host of the Daily Show and the Late Late Show)
Cal Ripken Jr. (baseball player, holds record for most consecutive games started)
Rupert Grint (British actor, Ron from Harry Potter)
Hideo Kojima (the man who gave us Metal Gear Solid)
Windows 95 (Microsoft OS, led to Windows' dominance in PC software market)
Dave Chappelle (American comedian, had a controversial show on Comedy Central in the mid-2000s)
Yasser Arafat (late Fatah leader)
Steve Gutenberg (American actor, best known for Police Academy and Three Men And A Baby)
Craig Kilborn (American comedian, former host of the Daily Show and the Late Late Show)
Cal Ripken Jr. (baseball player, holds record for most consecutive games started)
Rupert Grint (British actor, Ron from Harry Potter)
Hideo Kojima (the man who gave us Metal Gear Solid)
Windows 95 (Microsoft OS, led to Windows' dominance in PC software market)
I don't know and don't really care. I detest celebrities, with their arrogance and oh-so-superior airs.
