How Many People Died on YOUR Birthday?

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Azazcyh

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149,878

wow the 140,000's seems like a pretty common number
fear the 140,000's lqtm
 

ace_of_something

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Only person whose name I actually know "Sir Isaac Newton" there's like 6 natural disasters that year though.

138,573 is the number.
 

Sable Gear

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Uhmmm....Alot...

Vesuvius erupted on the day I was born (not the actual date, mind you, I'm not THAT old...The Brits torched the Whitehouse (once again not THE date)...and...Hurricane Andrew stuck on THE DAY I was born
 

Lucane

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144,588 and a Pope died back in 1285 A.D. 700 years before I was born.
Is that lucky or not?
 

TheBluesader

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First of all, I had to manually type the date in because the link kept taking me to some dating site. Am I infected, or is something up with this site?

I've also noticed that all the counts are around 145,000 people. Where are they getting these numbers? How do they calculate them? If that's just a standard estimate for how many people die worldwide every day, that isn't too impressive.

I checked several dates well-within World War II, and the numbers are actually a lot LOWER than later dates. Which tells me this is just a guesstimate based on population, not some kind of tally based on world wide events.

Sorry to rain on the parade, but the parade is highly suspect.
 

The_Prophet

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150,481 People

Anderson Hills Tornado
1995 Chicago heat wave
Great Hanshin earthquake
Heat Wave of 1995 Derecho Series
May 8th 1995 Louisiana Flood
 

GyroCaptain

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Less than a lot of you by virtue of being older than many. 143k
Upton Sinclair, Gaston Chevrolet, Isaac Watts, and King Malcolm II of Scotland died on my birthday previous years. On the other hand, my birthday was the day dynamite was patented +118 years. Between Andrew Carnegie, Ben Stein, and the Bush twins, there are a lot of capitalists who share my birthday. Hmm.
 

flare09

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TheBluesader said:
First of all, I had to manually type the date in because the link kept taking me to some dating site. Am I infected, or is something up with this site?

I've also noticed that all the counts are around 145,000 people. Where are they getting these numbers? How do they calculate them? If that's just a standard estimate for how many people die worldwide every day, that isn't too impressive.

I checked several dates well-within World War II, and the numbers are actually a lot LOWER than later dates. Which tells me this is just a guesstimate based on population, not some kind of tally based on world wide events.

Sorry to rain on the parade, but the parade is highly suspect.
It's an advert that takes you to that site. Try using a different browser or something. As for the numbers, I found it kind of suspicious where they were getting these numbers, but hey they could have some way of knowing.
 

TheBluesader

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flare09 said:
TheBluesader said:
First of all, I had to manually type the date in because the link kept taking me to some dating site. Am I infected, or is something up with this site?

I've also noticed that all the counts are around 145,000 people. Where are they getting these numbers? How do they calculate them? If that's just a standard estimate for how many people die worldwide every day, that isn't too impressive.

I checked several dates well-within World War II, and the numbers are actually a lot LOWER than later dates. Which tells me this is just a guesstimate based on population, not some kind of tally based on world wide events.

Sorry to rain on the parade, but the parade is highly suspect.
It's an advert that takes you to that site. Try using a different browser or something. As for the numbers, I found it kind of suspicious where they were getting these numbers, but hey they could have some way of knowing.
I don't know. The Internet doesn't exactly have a great reputation when it comes to honesty... [http://www.wikipedia.org/]
 

Renikor

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Rusty Bucket said:
147,621. There were also 8 natural disasters that year.

Edit: The same website told me that i could take 18 90 year olds in a fight.
Yeah, i got 31 of those lol.
 

SmartIdiot

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Ah, it's not the same date as my birthday, the day before. Feb 20th 2005, Hunter S. Thompson shot himself. I didn't know til the next day, I just turned 17 and my mum told me. So gutted...
 

sgtshock

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148,180 people. Including two Medal of Honor recipients, a serial killer, the first artificial heart recipient, and a pope.
 

flare09

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TheBluesader said:
flare09 said:
TheBluesader said:
First of all, I had to manually type the date in because the link kept taking me to some dating site. Am I infected, or is something up with this site?

I've also noticed that all the counts are around 145,000 people. Where are they getting these numbers? How do they calculate them? If that's just a standard estimate for how many people die worldwide every day, that isn't too impressive.

I checked several dates well-within World War II, and the numbers are actually a lot LOWER than later dates. Which tells me this is just a guesstimate based on population, not some kind of tally based on world wide events.

Sorry to rain on the parade, but the parade is highly suspect.
It's an advert that takes you to that site. Try using a different browser or something. As for the numbers, I found it kind of suspicious where they were getting these numbers, but hey they could have some way of knowing.
I don't know. The Internet doesn't exactly have a great reputation when it comes to honesty... [http://www.wikipedia.org/]
You know how Wikipedia works right? It's actually a pretty credible source if you're smart about what you read.