Where were you born?

[oakiecokie]

At home on the dinner table. Blue baby too apparently.

I take it your parents didn`t have to wait too long for the Sunday roast of placenta,seeing the table was already laid.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

At home on the dinner table. Blue baby too apparently.

I take it your parents didn`t have to wait too long for the Sunday roast of placenta,seeing the table was already laid.

It was bread and dripping by all accounts that night.

 

[1.618034]

Isn't this one of the security questions we get asked...?

 

[oakiecokie]

At home on the dinner table. Blue baby too apparently.

I take it your parents didn`t have to wait too long for the Sunday roast of placenta,seeing the table was already laid.

It was bread and dripping by all accounts that night.

Lucky bastards.Honestly we were still eating that in the very early 1960`s,and not forgetting the old "beef tea".The shitty fat which used to bubble up to the top of the pan,when me mam,was cooking mince !! She used to scoop it out and put it in a cup and we`d drink every last drop.
Kids to day,never had it so good.;)

 

[Sparkys-Army]

In a toaster, on a rainy day.

 

[BlueNirvana]

I am very sad and disappointed that know one was born at york away.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Re: Where was you born?

Beech Mount Jewish* Hospital, Harpurhey.



* To a Catholic mother, and a C of E father....go figure...

Never knew that Beech Mount was Jewish. Just thought it was a maternity home that they hid behind the Cintra! Anyone remember the Cintra?

 

[The Flash]

At my Mum and Dad's house. Stepping Hill had a bad reputation even then, so my Mum elected for a home birth.

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

At Saint Mary's hospital a long, long time ago.
The midwife banned me for calling the kid in the next cot a ****.
The die was cast.

 

[spendmorethanerikson]

Catherine Street West, Denton.