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May 31, 1949... end of the month, traditional celebration of payday. 1949, the same year as modern China's birthday and victory by the Chinese Communist Party over the Nationalists; always a conversation starter here although the conversations now tend to center on MONEY, and which flash house or car to buy. stevet

This shows that steel players born in July and August are more likely to respond to polls.

September 5, originally a sore point as it was invariably the weekend before, or worse, the first day of school.

Now, close enough to Labor Day that I'm easily able to engineer a two or three day celebration of it, not the least of which is that going to work on my birthday is a rare event This fits very well indeed, as I've always thought that one's birthday ought to be a nationally recognized personal holiday, you know, day off with pay, and all that.

Alan,I was also born exactly 9 months after valentines day. Romance was in the air I guess.....

January 6th, 1991.

Way way back on December 31

Ryan Barwin wrote:January 6th, 1991.

That seems like yesterday.
I guess time flies after a while.

August 19, I celebrate with every body else born on that day!!!!!!!!!! Larry

I was born on 7-11-34, at home about 2;00 AM.
(My mother said).

Well this Viet Nam veteran was born November 11,1944. With this year's date being 11/11/11,it had special meaning. veterans day and birthday all in one. Bob

January. New Years' baby, 39 years ago, give or take a few (I didn't inhale)....

I share one with David Crokett, August 17th. I just wasn't born early enough to be at the Alamo!

Let's see which months are the most prolific.

It appears that the most conceptions may have occurred during the holidays. Figures ...