Uncyclopedia:Anniversaries/May 21

May 21: Appreciation Appreciation Day

• 1453 - Hundred Years' War finally ends. France win after a penalty shoot-out.
• 1587 - The Puritans sit down with the Native Americans and appreciate the hospitality. The Native Americans do not appreciate the smallpox.
• 1874 - Husbands in New York walk to New Jersey to drink away from the prying eyes of their teetotaler wives.
• 1989 - Patrick Bateman beats his own record for number of prostitutes killed in one night.
• 1991 - President George H.W. Bush declares May 21st to be Appreciation Appreciation Day, to appreciate all the appreciation going on in the world.
• 2004 - Che Guevara comes out of hiding after faking his death, is surprisingly cool with having his face sold on T-shirts. (Pictured)
• 2011 - God takes a quick nap, people breath a little easier for a few hours without God to give people shame.

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