Mine's 07-07 but just a different year, the unique thing is that this year's birthday is 07-07-07.

The only celebrity I know of is Liv Tyler.

Me and my twinbrother were born on 07-07-1977. We both live in the Netherlands in Apeldoorn. We were born here too. And on this day, 07-07-1977, 7 children were born in this city. A very nice coincidence as well.

Princess Bea, Fergie's daughter.

Probably the luckiest person in the world, lol.

i crimelord 77 also known as dakaig was born 7-7-77 7 pounds 7 ounces 7min to 7:00

Tom Bowlin....he works in our shipping department.

Somewhere in the neighborhood of 200,000 people in this world were born on that day. +5

Felix Vasquez, New York City Housing Authority employee ~ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Vasquez

1) "Felix Vasquez (also spelt Vazquez) (born July 7, 1977) is a citizen of New York City, and an New York City Housing Authority employee. Vasquez was awarded New York's Bronze Medallion for his actions on December 15, 2005 when he caught a three-week old baby which was thrown to him from a burning third-floor Bronx apartment by his mother. Vasquez also performed CPR to resuscitate the child. The event was caught on video (see the CNN link below) and Vasquez was interviewed on many different TV news programs." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Vasquez 2) "When we come back a remarkable story, a remarkable rescue, out of the United States, out of New York. A mother dropping her baby out of a burning building, caught by a neighbor. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) COLLINS: Earlier tonight we talked to he man who saved a baby boy thrown from the window of a burning apartment. What he did was truly heroic. And it brings to mind another amazing rescue of a very different kind. CNN's Jeanne Moos explains. (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice over): What do a baby named Eric and a dog name Pixie have in common? Close calls and CPR. Not since Michael Jackson held his son over a balcony has a dangled baby gotten so much attention. Because this dangled baby was dropped by his mom. TRACINDA FOX, BABY'S MOTHER: I just prayed and I let him go. MOOS: Trapped by a fire three floors up in a Bronx apartment, Tracinda Fox held her month-old son out the window as building employees craned their necks, opened their arms, even stretched out a coat to catch the baby. But it was a Housing Authority supervisor who saved the day. FELIX VASQUEZ, BABY'S RESCUER: I just threw my arms out there, prayed to God, give me a miracle. Boom! Grabbed the baby and just took it from there. Everything happened so fast! MOOS: It was a catch even a wide receiver would admire. FOX: I was grateful that he was there. I say he's my son's angel. He was. MOOS: And after Felix Vasquez made the catch, he gave the soot- covered, unconscious baby CPR, which is what also saved Pixie, the terrier, at a house hundreds of miles away in Salem, Massachusetts. Firemen found Pixie unconscious in a cage. WAYNE SILVA, SALEM FIRE DEPT.: So, I closed his mouth like this and I put my mouth, literally, like -- sorry, buddy -- like over his snout like that. MOOS: There are amateur video of the mouth to snout resuscitation. Two firemen did CPR, then gave Pixie oxygen. Actually pet CPR is commonly taught in classes, along with techniques like the Heimlich Maneuver. But saving Pixie didn't save the firemen from jokes. RICH LEBLANC, SALEM FIRE DEPT.: My daughter made fun of me afterwards, found out what I did. SILVA: Oh, really. LABLANC: Said she's never going to kiss me again. MOOS: At least they didn't have to catch the dog. Back in New York Felix Vasquez was demonstrating his catch over and over in interview after interview, despite the computer game where firemen catch victims who jump from a burning building, real firemen say there is no right way to catch a baby. They're taught to use ladders. MOOS (on camera): There are not baby catching techniques? CAPT. TOM VENDITTO, NEW YORK CITY FIRE DEPT.: Ah? MOOS: No? VENDITTO: No. MOOS: Nothing. (Voice over): Felix Vasquez, by the way, is a catcher on the Housing Authority softball team. VASQUEZ: That came in handy. MOOS: But this was one pop fly he dare not drop. A day later this lucky baby was back to being handed rather than tossed. Jeanne Moos, CNN, New York. " Source and further information: http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0512/15/acd.02.html

Better than that, I was born 07-07-1777.