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5. Manchu conquest of the Ming Dynasty - 25,000,000 killed
4. Taipang Rebellion - 30,000,000 killed
3. Mongol Conquests - 60,000,000 killed
2. An Shi rebellion - 36,000,000 killed
1. World War II — 70,000,000 killed

Is it a coincidence the two worst fires in history occurred on the same day, hundreds of miles apart?

5. The Brooklyn Theater Fire on 1896 in Chicago Illinois. 295 people dead.
4. The Coconut Grove Fire on 1942 in Boston, Massachusetts. Killed 492.
3. The Iroquois Theater Fire in Chicago, Illinois on 1903. 602 deceased.
2. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 started on 1871. Killed hundreds and left 90,000 homeless.
1. The Peshtigo Fire in Peshtigo, Wisconsin on 1871. Killed 1,900.

As he’s not the most articulate of individuals, regardless if you disagree with his policies or not.  The fact is simple that he can’t really talk with any elegance, or clearly for that matter.

5.  “Is our children learning?”  - in South Carolina

4.  “This foreign policy stuff is a little frustrating.”  - New York Daily News

3.  “Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our
country and our people and neither do we.”  - Executive Office

2.  “I know what I believe. I will continue to articulate what I believe and what I believe - I believe what I believe is right.” - Rome

1.  “The important question is, how many hands have I shaked.”  - New Hampshire

Live in one of these states, you’re probably going to get killed. Seriously.

This is per 100,000 people.

5. Arizona - 7.9
4. Nevada - 8.8
3. Mississippi - 9.3
2. Maryland - 9.5
1. Louisiana - 13.0

I was watching CNN this morning, they were in a neighborhood in the midwest on the sidewalk. It was like a ghost town, they were talking about (and filming on location) the street with 8 foreclosures. People that used to live there bought the houses when they were $800k, now they’re selling for less than $400k.

McMansions, it’s a rough time in our economy.

5. Arizona
4. Georgia
3. California
2. Colorado
1. Nevada

This is according to surveys performed by Consumer Reports.

5. Chevrolet Cobalt
4. Volkswagon Passat
3. Jaguar X-Type
2. Pontiac Solstice
1. Kia Sportage

These are the most expensive days to fly domestically in the United States.  No coincidence they all occur between November and January.

5. November 23rd
4. December 22nd
3. December 21st
2. December 30th
1. January 2nd

Dark list, but deal with it. You won’t see the names of any of the perps, they don’t need to be remembered.

Ranked by notoriety.

5. Amish school shootings - October 2 2006
4. University of Texas Clock Tower - August 1, 1966
3. Beslan hostage crisis - September 1, 2004
2. Columbine - April 20, 1999
1. Virgin Tech - April 16, 2007

5. Buddy Holly - 1959
4. Lynyrd Skynard - 1977
3. Jime Croce - 1973
2. Aaliyah — 2001
1. John Denver - 1997

5.  Bill Gates will pay you to forward this e-mail.
I remember getting this around 1998, I actually believed it.  I was young, what can I say?  Bill Gates had the money to pay like $200 for every e-mail address I forwarded to, or so the e-mail said.  I forwarded that e-mail to EVERYBODY I knew — I thought I made $600 that day.

4. WTC picture with airplane underneath.
Guy was posing on the WTC, picture shows an aircraft about to hit the building.  FAKE!

3.  Just Dial 809!
An e-mail said to call 809 due to some urgent matter or the other.  Once you do, you’re charge an outrageous fee per minute, as it’s calling a location outside of the United States.

2.  Sick child.
Spread this e-mail message and a hospital will give $1 worth of treatment for every e-mail address you forward this to.

1.  Nigeria wants to send you money.
Go ahead, give them your bank account information.  Some Prince you never met has been looking for you for years to give you his $50 trillion dollar estate, ever since he found out he had cancer.