Board 8 > Most singular eventful day in history?

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Big Bob 12/04/20 7:31:16 PM #1:	Which day was the most impactful in history? January 10, 49 BCE (Caesar crossing the Rubicon) April 3, 33 (Jesus' Crucifixtion) October 14, 1066 (Battle of Hastings) May 29th, 1453 (Ottomans take Constantinople) October 12, 1492 (Columbus discovers America) July 14, 1789 (Storming of the Bastille) June 28, 1914 (Franz Ferdinand's Assassination) September 1, 1939 (Germany invades Poland) September 11, 2001 (WTC Attack) Other Which day was the most impactful in history? - Results (142 votes) January 10, 49 BCE (Caesar crossing the Rubicon) 0.7% (1 vote) 1 April 3, 33 (Jesus' Crucifixtion) 35.21% (50 votes) 50 October 14, 1066 (Battle of Hastings) 2.82% (4 votes) 4 May 29th, 1453 (Ottomans take Constantinople) 1.41% (2 votes) 2 October 12, 1492 (Columbus discovers America) 11.27% (16 votes) 16 July 14, 1789 (Storming of the Bastille) 2.82% (4 votes) 4 June 28, 1914 (Franz Ferdinand's Assassination) 17.61% (25 votes) 25 September 1, 1939 (Germany invades Poland) 10.56% (15 votes) 15 September 11, 2001 (WTC Attack) 9.86% (14 votes) 14 Other 7.75% (11 votes) 11 I probably left a ton out. These just stuck out to me at first. --- Come watch me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gameryogi azuarc beat me. <cite>Big Bob posted [p:947928870] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote> Which day was the most impactful in history? January 10, 49 BCE (Caesar crossing the Rubicon) April 3, 33 (Jesus' Crucifixtion) October 14, 1066 (Battle of Hastings) May 29th, 1453 (Ottomans take Constantinople) October 12, 1492 (Columbus discovers America) July 14, 1789 (Storming of the Bastille) June 28, 1914 (Franz Ferdinand's Assassination) September 1, 1939 (Germany invades Poland) September 11, 2001 (WTC Attack) Other Vote View Results Which day was the most impactful in history? - Results (142 votes) January 10, 49 BCE (Caesar crossing the Rubicon) 0.7% (1 vote) 1 April 3, 33 (Jesus' Crucifixtion) 35.21% (50 votes) 50 October 14, 1066 (Battle of Hastings) 2.82% (4 votes) 4 May 29th, 1453 (Ottomans take Constantinople) 1.41% (2 votes) 2 October 12, 1492 (Columbus discovers America) 11.27% (16 votes) 16 July 14, 1789 (Storming of the Bastille) 2.82% (4 votes) 4 June 28, 1914 (Franz Ferdinand's Assassination) 17.61% (25 votes) 25 September 1, 1939 (Germany invades Poland) 10.56% (15 votes) 15 September 11, 2001 (WTC Attack) 9.86% (14 votes) 14 Other 7.75% (11 votes) 11 Show Voting Form I probably left a ton out. These just stuck out to me at first. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zylothewolf 12/04/20 7:33:43 PM #2:	Im going with Storming the Bastille, but maybe experts will tell you that the impact of the French Revolution wouldve happened sooneror later anyway? --- Ngamer64: Zylo, you're making less sense every day. Azuarc >Me <cite>Zylothewolf posted [p:947928944] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Im going with Storming the Bastille, but maybe experts will tell you that the impact of the French Revolution wouldve happened sooneror later anyway? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnbobb 12/04/20 7:35:08 PM #3:	Franz Ferdinand was my first thought, but in reality I feel like it's something from much, much earlier --- Khal Kirby, warlord of the Super Star Khalasar PSN/Steam: CheddarBBQ https://goo.gl/Diw2hs <cite>Johnbobb posted [p:947928981] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Franz Ferdinand was my first thought, but in reality I feel like it's something from much, much earlier </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
turbopuns3 12/04/20 7:36:34 PM #4:	I heard there was one time a big rock fell from the sky and shit got fucked up pretty good <cite>turbopuns3 posted [p:947929028] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>I heard there was one time a big rock fell from the sky and shit got fucked up pretty good </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Pokalicious 12/04/20 7:39:53 PM #5:	The day I was born. --- ph33r teh masta~! Currently playing - Pokemon GO <cite>Pokalicious posted [p:947929146] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>The day I was born. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Big Bob 12/04/20 7:40:49 PM #6:	Well, the Chicxulub asteroid was technically prehistory. :P --- Come watch me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gameryogi azuarc beat me. <cite>Big Bob posted [p:947929175] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Well, the Chicxulub asteroid was technically prehistory. :P </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
XIII_rocks 12/04/20 7:43:23 PM #7:	Yeah came in to say the dinosaur asteroid --- Not to be confused with XIII_stones. https://imgur.com/agodP3r <cite>XIII_rocks posted [p:947929274] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Yeah came in to say the dinosaur asteroid</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
turbopuns3 12/04/20 7:43:28 PM #8:	Big Bob posted... Well, the Chicxulub asteroid was technically prehistory. :P Irrelevant! <cite>turbopuns3 posted [p:947929278] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Big Bob posted... </cite> <quote>Well, the Chicxulub asteroid was technically prehistory. :P</quote> Irrelevant! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_SecretSquirrel 12/04/20 7:48:33 PM #9:	The day the Roman Empire legalized Christianity. --- Agent Triple Zero at your service! This line reserved for the true greatone, azuarc, winner of Game of the Decade! <cite>_SecretSquirrel posted [p:947929428] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>The day the Roman Empire legalized Christianity. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Palbatross 12/04/20 7:51:32 PM #10:	Along the same lines of SecretSquirrel -- The Battle of the Milvian Bridge. 28 October 312. --- A big friendly bird. <cite>Palbatross posted [p:947929517] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Along the same lines of SecretSquirrel -- The Battle of the Milvian Bridge. 28 October 312. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RyoCaliente 12/04/20 8:15:46 PM #11:	_SecretSquirrel posted... The day the Roman Empire legalized Christianity. And there is really no contest whatsoever. --- How paralyzingly dull, boring and tedious! <cite>RyoCaliente posted [p:947930349] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>_SecretSquirrel posted... </cite> <quote>The day the Roman Empire legalized Christianity.</quote> And there is really no contest whatsoever. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MitchMcConnell 12/04/20 8:18:04 PM #12:	Battle of Salamis. September, 480 BC. Literally the moment where western civilization won the battle of cultural dominance for the next 2500 years. <cite>MitchMcConnell posted [p:947930418] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Battle of Salamis. September, 480 BC. Literally the moment where western civilization won the battle of cultural dominance for the next 2500 years. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
norenxaq 12/04/20 8:19:30 PM #13:	a nit: christ died no later than 30 ad <cite>norenxaq posted [p:947930461] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>a nit: christ died no later than 30 ad </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Reg 12/04/20 8:24:57 PM #14:	Johnbobb posted... Franz Ferdinand was my first thought, but in reality I feel like it's something from much, much earlier yeah, I had the same thought. I'd probably put forth August 24, 410 (Fall of Rome) for consideration too, even though the empire as a whole was clearly on the decline and this was just the culmination of it, and I wouldn't vote for it regardless. <cite>Reg posted [p:947930637] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Johnbobb posted... </cite> <quote>Franz Ferdinand was my first thought, but in reality I feel like it's something from much, much earlier</quote>yeah, I had the same thought. I'd probably put forth August 24, 410 (Fall of Rome) for consideration too, even though the empire as a whole was clearly on the decline and this was just the culmination of it, and I wouldn't vote for it regardless. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wanglicious 12/04/20 8:40:20 PM #15:	technically this favors the older dates only because history afterwards can have a direct line to it. Ferdinand technically has a claim for the modern world since that was WW1, which spawned WW2 as a direct result, which gave the situation for the Cold War and the way the entire world has had markets move ever since. but that's just too many steps removed for my liking and it doesn't really feel like a singular eventful day or what it directly caused, it's just a tweaked butterfly effect. --- "Maybe it's a tentacle, molesting the planet itself. - Aschen Brodel. <cite>Wanglicious posted [p:947931096] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>technically this favors the older dates only because history afterwards can have a direct line to it. Ferdinand technically has a claim for the modern world since that was WW1, which spawned WW2 as a direct result, which gave the situation for the Cold War and the way the entire world has had markets move ever since. but that's just too many steps removed for my liking and it doesn't really feel like a singular eventful day or what it directly caused, it's just a tweaked butterfly effect. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wg64Z 12/04/20 8:43:10 PM #16:	Wow these results are...American as hell. Definitely Dinosaur Meteor though. --- Do you like humor, gameplay, and daily content? Check out my hilarious let's play Youtube Channel, Tarvould's Quest! https://www.youtube.com/TarvouldsQuest <cite>wg64Z posted [p:947931186] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Wow these results are...American as hell. Definitely Dinosaur Meteor though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SovietOmega 12/04/20 8:50:37 PM #17:	Definitely the day that the universe began a process of rapid expansion and various forces and light elements were established, leading to galaxies, our sun, and Earth with all of us humans doing silly things on it. Either that or the other day when I had a sandwich. I was quite hungry and it really hit the spot. --- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:947931424] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Definitely the day that the universe began a process of rapid expansion and various forces and light elements were established, leading to galaxies, our sun, and Earth with all of us humans doing silly things on it. Either that or the other day when I had a sandwich. I was quite hungry and it really hit the spot. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wallmasterz 12/04/20 9:01:27 PM #18:	the day ertyu created his YouTube channel --- I need to update my signature. <cite>wallmasterz posted [p:947931747] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>the day ertyu created his YouTube channel </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KommunistKoala 12/04/20 9:50:04 PM #19:	link vs draven --- does anyone even read this <cite>KommunistKoala posted [p:947933335] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>link vs draven </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Forceful_Dragon 12/04/20 10:00:21 PM #20:	"most impactful in history" seems to be at odds with "singular eventful day". I would think singular eventful day would be regardless of historical impact. So August 6th, 1945 (hiroshima) or August 9th, 1945 (nagasaki) would be more eventful than December 7th, 1941 even though Pearl Harbor set more things into motion, including both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. --- ~C~ FD https://imgur.com/dGDfxaw <cite>Forceful_Dragon posted [p:947933662] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>"most impactful in history" seems to be at odds with "singular eventful day". I would think singular eventful day would be regardless of historical impact. So August 6th, 1945 (hiroshima) or August 9th, 1945 (nagasaki) would be more eventful than December 7th, 1941 even though Pearl Harbor set more things into motion, including both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 12/04/20 10:01:01 PM #21:	Burning of the Great Library of Alexandria (48 BC) If for no other reason, we could have had access to the steam engine 1800 years sooner. --- Video Game Music Contest 14 champion: Idola Phantasy Star Saga - Endeavour <cite>azuarc posted [p:947933678] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Burning of the Great Library of Alexandria (48 BC) If for no other reason, we could have had access to the steam engine 1800 years sooner. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Yesmar_ 12/04/20 10:07:51 PM #22:	Hmm..of the ones listed, I am tempted to say Franz Ferdinand, since it seems the least inevitable.* Columbus and Jesus feel more important, but discovering the New World was inevitable, and I'm unsure as to how much Jesus being a martyr contributed to Christianity's spread. I know virtually nothing about the Battle of Hastings or its context, however. Rome legalizing Christianity is certainly a contender as well, and I would also add Louis XVI convoking the Estates-General as an honorable mentioned that is not listed. 9/11 wasn't inevitable either, but it's too soon IMO to consider it on par with the others. --- Congrats on Advokaiser for winning the 2018 Guru Contest! Yesmar* <cite>Yesmar_ posted [p:947933903] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Hmm..of the ones listed, I am tempted to say Franz Ferdinand, since it seems the least inevitable.* Columbus and Jesus feel more important, but discovering the New World was inevitable, and I'm unsure as to how much Jesus being a martyr contributed to Christianity's spread. I know virtually nothing about the Battle of Hastings or its context, however. Rome legalizing Christianity is certainly a contender as well, and I would also add Louis XVI convoking the Estates-General as an honorable mentioned that is not listed. *9/11 wasn't inevitable either, but it's too soon IMO to consider it on par with the others. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 12/04/20 10:20:51 PM #23:	azuarc posted... Burning of the Great Library of Alexandria (48 BC) If for no other reason, we could have had access to the steam engine 1800 years sooner. That library was already pillaged and disused for decades by then --- You shine, and make others shine just by being near them. <cite>NFUN posted [p:947934304] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>azuarc posted... </cite> <quote>Burning of the Great Library of Alexandria (48 BC) If for no other reason, we could have had access to the steam engine 1800 years sooner.</quote>That library was already pillaged and disused for decades by then </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zazabar 12/04/20 10:22:34 PM #24:	I'm thinking the earliest of the bunch be the most eventful. If we're talking long term and butterfly effect-wise, that would make sense. If one event didn't happen, it wouldn't have led to any of the other events happening. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/killer2001 You'll see...I'll still be Andy's favorite toy. >:) <cite>Zazabar posted [p:947934350] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>I'm thinking the earliest of the bunch be the most eventful. If we're talking long term and butterfly effect-wise, that would make sense. If one event didn't happen, it wouldn't have led to any of the other events happening. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MysticBrohan 12/04/20 10:57:43 PM #25:	What the fuck happened between Jesus and everything else? On some One Piece void century shit --- Esto es el fin, Grande Padre <cite>MysticBrohan posted [p:947935350] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>What the fuck happened between Jesus and everything else? On some One Piece void century shit </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red13n 12/04/20 11:00:31 PM #26:	I'm surprised no one has tried to be cute and say November 8th, 2016. --- "First thing that crosses my mind: I didn't get any GameFAQs Karma yesterday." Math Murderer after getting his appendix removed. <cite>red13n posted [p:947935423] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>I'm surprised no one has tried to be cute and say November 8th, 2016. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 12/04/20 11:09:46 PM #27:	I'm surprised no one has tried to be cute and say their birthday --- You shine, and make others shine just by being near them. <cite>NFUN posted [p:947935633] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>I'm surprised no one has tried to be cute and say their birthday </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Big Bob 12/04/20 11:11:44 PM #28:	And I will say that Pandemics, while world-changing, can't really be measured in a single day. I can't exactly put "late 2019 - some dude in China ate a bat". --- Come watch me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gameryogi azuarc beat me. <cite>Big Bob posted [p:947935683] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>And I will say that Pandemics, while world-changing, can't really be measured in a single day. I can't exactly put "late 2019 - some dude in China ate a bat". </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
norenxaq 12/04/20 11:19:28 PM #29:	ye: discovering the new world was not inevitable. esp considering it took a few years after columbus' voyage to realise he didn't land near india <cite>norenxaq posted [p:947935873] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>ye: discovering the new world was not inevitable. esp considering it took a few years after columbus' voyage to realise he didn't land near india </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MetalmindStats 12/04/20 11:30:31 PM #30:	MitchMcConnell posted... Battle of Salamis. September, 480 BC. Literally the moment where western civilization won the battle of cultural dominance for the next 2500 years. Gotta say, this shows a clear lack of understanding of pre-modern history, especially as it pertains to East and South Asia. --- "I believe in a universe that doesn't care and people who do." Hylian hits dizzying heights others daren't aim for. He's the Celeste of Board 8 users. <cite>MetalmindStats posted [p:947936130] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>MitchMcConnell posted... </cite> <quote>Battle of Salamis. September, 480 BC. Literally the moment where western civilization won the battle of cultural dominance for the next 2500 years.</quote>Gotta say, this shows a clear lack of understanding of pre-modern history, especially as it pertains to East and South Asia. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red13n 12/04/20 11:42:11 PM #31:	Big Bob posted... And I will say that Pandemics, while world-changing, can't really be measured in a single day. I can't exactly put "late 2019 - some dude in China ate a bat". Would just go with the day a pandemic was declared. We've had a couple other close calls with global pandemics but they all got contained or fizzled out. --- "First thing that crosses my mind: I didn't get any GameFAQs Karma yesterday." Math Murderer after getting his appendix removed. <cite>red13n posted [p:947936393] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Big Bob posted... </cite> <quote>And I will say that Pandemics, while world-changing, can't really be measured in a single day. I can't exactly put "late 2019 - some dude in China ate a bat".</quote> Would just go with the day a pandemic was declared. We've had a couple other close calls with global pandemics but they all got contained or fizzled out. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 12/04/20 11:59:47 PM #32:	norenxaq posted... ye: discovering the new world was not inevitable. esp considering it took a few years after columbus' voyage to realise he didn't land near india It totally was (and your second point is completely irrelevant). Columbus wasn't special. His motivations were not unique, with the rest of the world unsympathetic to what he hoped to achieve. He wasn't even the first European to find the new world. You really don't think anybody else would've explored the Atlantic just to see what was there if he hadn't? Explorers explore, even if they were profit motivated. Hell, Columbus got there only a couple of decades after the technology even existed to travel across the ocean Columbus's main attribute that led to his accomplishment was being bad at units --- You shine, and make others shine just by being near them. <cite>NFUN posted [p:947936748] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>norenxaq posted... </cite> <quote>ye: discovering the new world was not inevitable. esp considering it took a few years after columbus' voyage to realise he didn't land near india</quote>It totally was (and your second point is completely irrelevant). Columbus wasn't special. His motivations were not unique, with the rest of the world unsympathetic to what he hoped to achieve. He wasn't even the first European to find the new world. You really don't think anybody else would've explored the Atlantic just to see what was there if he hadn't? Explorers explore, even if they were profit motivated. Hell, Columbus got there only a couple of decades after the technology even existed to travel across the ocean Columbus's main attribute that led to his accomplishment was being bad at units </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 12/05/20 12:04:32 AM #33:	MetalmindStats posted... Gotta say, this shows a clear lack of understanding of pre-modern history, especially as it pertains to East and South Asia. i see you're not well-acquainted with sephy --- You shine, and make others shine just by being near them. <cite>NFUN posted [p:947936859] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>MetalmindStats posted... </cite> <quote>Gotta say, this shows a clear lack of understanding of pre-modern history, especially as it pertains to East and South Asia.</quote>i see you're not well-acquainted with sephy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MZero 12/05/20 12:05:01 AM #34:	NFUN posted... Columbus's main attribute that led to his accomplishment was being bad at units and remembering to call dibs --- MZero, to the extreme I never saw azuarc coming, but he won the Guru! <cite>MZero posted [p:947936867] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>NFUN posted... </cite> <quote>Columbus's main attribute that led to his accomplishment was being bad at units</quote> and remembering to call dibs </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 12/05/20 12:14:29 AM #35:	MZero posted... and remembering to call dibs his decision to call "fives" after leaving the caribbean for the first time was truly one of the most brilliant maneuvers in history --- You shine, and make others shine just by being near them. <cite>NFUN posted [p:947937069] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>MZero posted... </cite> <quote>and remembering to call dibs</quote>his decision to call "fives" after leaving the caribbean for the first time was truly one of the most brilliant maneuvers in history </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MitchMcConnell 12/05/20 12:14:39 AM #36:	MetalmindStats posted... Gotta say, this shows a clear lack of understanding of pre-modern history, especially as it pertains to East and South Asia. Yes, remember when East and South Asian cultures colonized every other continent on the planet and created the economic system that is used by 95% of the world's population? I strongly urge you to read Carnage and Culture by Victor Davis Hanson <cite>MitchMcConnell posted [p:947937075] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>MetalmindStats posted... </cite> <quote>Gotta say, this shows a clear lack of understanding of pre-modern history, especially as it pertains to East and South Asia.</quote>Yes, remember when East and South Asian cultures colonized every other continent on the planet and created the economic system that is used by 95% of the world's population? I strongly urge you to read Carnage and Culture by Victor Davis Hanson </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SocialistGamer 12/05/20 12:20:25 AM #37:	November 22 1963 --- Capcom is the best developer ever! Steam ID: SocialistGamer92 <cite>SocialistGamer posted [p:947937216] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>November 22 1963 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xeybozn 12/05/20 12:35:10 AM #38:	Zazabar posted... I'm thinking the earliest of the bunch be the most eventful. If we're talking long term and butterfly effect-wise, that would make sense. If one event didn't happen, it wouldn't have led to any of the other events happening. This. It's obvious that the most impactful day in history has to be the first day ever. Or possibly before the first day, if 24 hour time periods before days existed qualify. --- Congrats to 2020 GotD Guru champ azuarc! <cite>Xeybozn posted [p:947937558] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Zazabar posted...</cite> <quote>I'm thinking the earliest of the bunch be the most eventful. If we're talking long term and butterfly effect-wise, that would make sense. If one event didn't happen, it wouldn't have led to any of the other events happening. </quote> This. It's obvious that the most impactful day in history has to be the first day ever. Or possibly before the first day, if 24 hour time periods before days existed qualify.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
norenxaq 12/05/20 12:55:02 AM #39:	nf: considering how difficult it was to get any backing, yes <cite>norenxaq posted [p:947937966] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>nf: considering how difficult it was to get any backing, yes </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCodeisBosco 12/05/20 1:06:32 AM #40:	10/02/1975: Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart - Bongo Fury is released. --- The music was thud-like. The music was... thud-like. <cite>TheCodeisBosco posted [p:947938192] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>10/02/1975: Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart - Bongo Fury is released. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
xp1337 12/05/20 1:08:46 AM #41:	My first thought was Franz Ferdinand but that's definitely modern bias talking, I think. Crucifixion/Roman Empire legalizing Christianity are good calls. Chicxulub asteroid feels like cheating in a similar sense if one were to go "Supposed impact date on proto-Earth that led to the formation of the Moon" or "Day of Earth's Formation" or "Big Bang." Offering up another date of note: September 26, 1983 - Petrov correctly assumes that the early warning station under his command saying there were 5 incoming ICBMs from the US was a false alarm and ignored Soviet policy to report to his superiors about the "attack." --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out? <cite>xp1337 posted [p:947938242] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>My first thought was Franz Ferdinand but that's definitely modern bias talking, I think. Crucifixion/Roman Empire legalizing Christianity are good calls. Chicxulub asteroid feels like cheating in a similar sense if one were to go "Supposed impact date on proto-Earth that led to the formation of the Moon" or "Day of Earth's Formation" or "Big Bang." Offering up another date of note: September 26, 1983 - Petrov correctly assumes that the early warning station under his command saying there were 5 incoming ICBMs from the US was a false alarm and ignored Soviet policy to report to his superiors about the "attack." </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RySenkari 12/05/20 2:16:09 AM #42:	April 5, 1815 - The eruption of Tambora July 16, 1945 - The Trinity test --- This signature won't change until Chrono Trigger gets a re-release on a modern Nintendo console. <cite>RySenkari posted [p:947939490] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>April 5, 1815 - The eruption of Tambora July 16, 1945 - The Trinity test </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MetalmindStats 12/05/20 2:29:29 AM #43:	MitchMcConnell posted... Yes, remember when East and South Asian cultures colonized every other continent on the planet and created the economic system that is used by 95% of the world's population? Too bad that doesn't magically make your claim of a full 2,500 years of Western dominance correct. --- "I believe in a universe that doesn't care and people who do." Hylian hits dizzying heights others daren't aim for. He's the Celeste of Board 8 users. <cite>MetalmindStats posted [p:947939702] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>MitchMcConnell posted... </cite> <quote>Yes, remember when East and South Asian cultures colonized every other continent on the planet and created the economic system that is used by 95% of the world's population?</quote>Too bad that doesn't magically make your claim of a full 2,500 years of Western dominance correct. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MZero 12/05/20 2:38:56 AM #44:	July 19, 2001 --- MZero, to the extreme I never saw azuarc coming, but he won the Guru! <cite>MZero posted [p:947939842] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>July 19, 2001 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GTM 12/05/20 3:11:03 AM #45:	this is asking for the day with the most important event and not the day with the most events, right? either way, the day WAP was released --- GTM - Boko United survivor and dillos and nintendo and you are awesome <cite>GTM posted [p:947940309] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>this is asking for the day with the most important event and not the day with the most events, right? either way, the day WAP was released </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlackJackCat 12/05/20 3:17:23 AM #46:	Honestly the crucifixion of Jesus is too stronk. You could argue some of these have had a long lasting impact, some of which go on to a degree, but this one has been used as justification for a lot of other stuff with a profound effect on each era since. --- This issues still comes to mind now and then Cake was baking in the oven and mother was making tea for us <cite>BlackJackCat posted [p:947940384] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Honestly the crucifixion of Jesus is too stronk. You could argue some of these have had a long lasting impact, some of which go on to a degree, but this one has been used as justification for a lot of other stuff with a profound effect on each era since. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Steiner 12/05/20 3:40:29 AM #47:	the big bang --- Born to bear and bring to all the details of our ending To write it down for all the world to see <cite>Steiner posted [p:947940660] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>the big bang </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ninkendo 12/05/20 4:15:21 AM #48:	Steiner posted... the big bang Did time exist yet or was it still forming --- https://imgtc.com/i/iJnhdkc.gif https://imgtc.com/i/j45EVGx.png <cite>ninkendo posted [p:947941027] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Steiner posted... </cite> <quote>the big bang</quote> Did time exist yet or was it still forming </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChichiriMuyo 12/05/20 4:16:21 AM #49:	"April 3, 33 (Jesus' Crucifixtion)" Why are you putting made up fantasies in with actual historic dates? --- Congrats Azuarc <cite>ChichiriMuyo posted [p:947941037] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>"April 3, 33 (Jesus' Crucifixtion)" Why are you putting made up fantasies in with actual historic dates? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WiggumFan267 12/05/20 4:51:10 AM #50:	October 30, 2020 --- ~Wigs~ 3-Time Consecutive Fantasy B8 Baseball Champion 2015 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPION NEW YORK METS <cite>WiggumFan267 posted [p:947941408] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>October 30, 2020 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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