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xgorton said:
Fukn hell,Yer older than me
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What is your very earliest memory?
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Fukn hell,Yer older than me
ColinBellsjockstrap
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Taximania said:I also remember Dr who and big daddy wrestling on Saturdays
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DSro4l_0cE[/video]
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xgorton said:Remember Peacock Street nursery us little one's all having our afternoon kip,i can picture hot days and we be all outside,must be about 58 year's ago.
We used to have a kip at nursery. We had little beds and one blanket. The army type,grey with red stitching round.
G-Star Medium Rare
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Getting a commemorative spoon for the Queens Coronation.
We moved from a house in Brooklands when I was just four years old, and I have numerous memories of living there. Realistically, it was probably the last 9 months or so. I remember sliding on ice during the winter, and many more when, thinking back, it was summer.
We moved in October, so it makes sense.
I read once that the way young children's brains work changes when they are three years old or so, which wipes the memory before that stage in life.
I certainly can't remember anything before I was probably about three and a half years old.
We moved in October, so it makes sense.
I read once that the way young children's brains work changes when they are three years old or so, which wipes the memory before that stage in life.
I certainly can't remember anything before I was probably about three and a half years old.
TangerineSteve17
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Electric Blue said:Sitting on my Grandad's lap and feelin him get a hard on !
Haha just cracked me up that. No offense!
mscenterh750
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As a 7 year old, tripping over a cricket bat and falling asleep on my mates flags, on cup final day in 81. When I woke up I found out we had drawn and had excruciating pain in my foot, so I was taken to Leighton Hospital to find out I'd broken a bone I'm my foot!.
Le Havre Oswald
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In the womb.
Seriously about 3 years old. I remember my uncle bought me this mickey mouse tent and I remember playing with the grass inside it at my grans one day.
Seriously about 3 years old. I remember my uncle bought me this mickey mouse tent and I remember playing with the grass inside it at my grans one day.
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The Apollo 11 Moon landings in 1969.
lazza
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I reckon most of what happened before I was 5 or 6 is a mystery to me. I know for sure I have some memories from when I was 3-and-a-half or 4, but they are vague and there are not many of them. We moved house when I was 8 year old, and I remember a fair bit of my life before we moved, so quite a lot of what happened when I was probably 6, 7 and 8.
It also strikes me that memory is a strange thing, so sometimes, when I go back to my parents' house and we get out our old cine-8 films from my childhood, I'll find myself remembering a lot of it.... but then it occurs to me that it could be just a memory of having seen the cine film before....! So it's hard to distinguish what is a real memory and what isn't...
And it also strikes me as really strange, having twin girls who are just coming up to their seventh Birthday, is that they will not remember most of what has happened in their lives so far! The easily remember things from when they were 3 (and one of them can remember clearly some things from before her 3rd birthday), and they remember most of the major things they have done since they were 4.... but one day they will not remember much of it at all. Their lives are far more well-recorded than mine, with loads of video and photos of almost everything we do, so perhaps they will remember things better, or perhaps have even more difficulty distinguishing between real memories and recorded memories....
It also strikes me that memory is a strange thing, so sometimes, when I go back to my parents' house and we get out our old cine-8 films from my childhood, I'll find myself remembering a lot of it.... but then it occurs to me that it could be just a memory of having seen the cine film before....! So it's hard to distinguish what is a real memory and what isn't...
And it also strikes me as really strange, having twin girls who are just coming up to their seventh Birthday, is that they will not remember most of what has happened in their lives so far! The easily remember things from when they were 3 (and one of them can remember clearly some things from before her 3rd birthday), and they remember most of the major things they have done since they were 4.... but one day they will not remember much of it at all. Their lives are far more well-recorded than mine, with loads of video and photos of almost everything we do, so perhaps they will remember things better, or perhaps have even more difficulty distinguishing between real memories and recorded memories....