Freddie Mercury's 65th Birthday: Freddie's Time Ran Out Too Soon

Yesterday, September 5, 2011, was Labor Day and also Freddie Mercury's birthday. The popular and immensely talented Freddie Mercury, whose real name was Farrokh Bulsara, was born on Thursday, September 5, 1946. Freddie Mercury would have turned 65 years old yesterday if he had not died an untimely death due to AIDS on November 24, 1991. 

Freddie Mercury was the lead singer of the rock group Queen. Freddie's excellent singing voice, combined with his sometimes whimsical and often powerful performances, made him one of the most popular rock stars of all time, and the fascination with Freddie Mercury's life and death continues to this day. If Freddie had not died at such a young age, who knows what other amazing things he might have accomplished in his life?


You might also like reading some of my other popular posts about Freddie Mercury and the love of his life, Mary Austin:

Freddie Mercury: His Heart Belonged To Mary Austin 

Freddie Mercury on Marriage: "To me, SHE was my common-law wife. To me, it was a marriage."

Here is another Freddie Mercury post you might want to view, which includes a YouTube video of Freddie Mercury shortly before he died:

Freddie Mercury's AIDs Announcement Made One Day Before He Died

Mitt Romney To Reveal Jobs Plan Containing 59 Ideas

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, who is also the former Governor of Massachusetts, has 59 definite ideas he wants to introduce to get the American economy rolling again, and Mitt Romney plans carrying out 10 of these proposals in a concrete way as soon as he is elected. Mitt Romney believes that entrepreneurs and investors, rather than the United States government, need to create more jobs to stimulate the economy.

In reference to President Barack Obama's views on the betterment of the economic crisis in America, Mitt Romney said the following: "The contrast between what the Obama administration has done and what I would do as president could not be starker."

Mitt Romney plans to reveal his entire jobs plan to help the United States economy on Tuesday, September 5, 2011, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

You might also enjoy viewing:

Mitt Romney In The Mittchant (Merchant) of Venice: A Political Look At William Shakespeare's Play

Dinosaur or Earthquake? Shock Rocks Room

An earthquake hit the Los Angeles, California area at approximately 1:45 p.m. to 1:50 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on Thursday, September 1, 2011. I was writing an article with the help of my trusted laptop computer on the first day of the new month when I suddenly felt the entire room shake. I also heard a significantly loud booming sound that was a bit unnerving.

I have experienced more than one Southern California earthquake in the past to recognize a Los Angeles earthquake when it happens, and either this was a real, down-to-earth earthquake, or else a giant meteor and/or scientifically cloned prehistoric dinosaur just landed on the top of my roof. * In fact, you can read my detailed description of the Los Angeles earthquake I personally experienced in August of 2007 on this site.

* See My Related Post below, entitled Shaking Room Memoirs of Earthquake.

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My Related Post

Shaking Room Memoirs of Earthquake