where were you born? and when?
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pollyanna1052
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Let`s see where we all originated.
I was born in Catterick Camp...in a army quarter in 1952
I was born in Catterick Camp...in a army quarter in 1952
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I was born in the Red Cross Hospital, Taplow, Bucks (now Berks) in 1962
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I was born in Philly, PA in November of 1996.
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April2018mom said:I was born in Philly, PA in November of 1996.
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Born in Perth Scotland in 1970
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Not telling ?
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pollyanna1052 said:April2018mom said:I was born in Philly, PA in November of 1996.
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debbiedo49 said:Not telling ?
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Hello @pollyanna1052 When I was born the world started smiling again. Then GOD broke the mould as there is always only one @thespiceman .
Born in a time in the 60's Have a guess Oh Pretty Woman top of the charts.
Roy Orbison. His third number one.
The Beatles touring and had the first of many hits that year. In America took the five places on the bill board top 100.
Good luck
@thespiceman
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1964 @thespiceman???
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I'm a Wiltshire 'Moonraker' - '57 vintage.
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would that be Warminster? I know UFOs are popular there!
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thespiceman said:Hello @pollyanna1052 When I was born the world started smiling again. Then GOD broke the mould as there is always only one @thespiceman .
Born in a time in the 60's Have a guess Oh Pretty Woman top of the charts.
Roy Orbison. His third number one.
The Beatles touring and had the first of many hits that year. In America took the five places on the bill board top 100.
Good luck
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pollyanna1052 said:would that be Warminster? I know UFOs are popular there!A general expression for anyone born in Wiltshire, but predominantly in Devizes.its origin came from stories of smugglers trying to recover casks of brandy from the river and telling customs officials they were trying to rake the moon from the water.Resident joker - not to be taken too seriously ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Hello @vikingqueen Yes that is correct the Cracker jack pencil and Blue Peter badge are awarded to you.
Well done to you.
Take care.
@thespiceman
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GettinOlde said:pollyanna1052 said:would that be Warminster? I know UFOs are popular there!A general expression for anyone born in Wiltshire, but predominantly in Devizes.its origin came from stories of smugglers trying to recover casks of brandy from the river and telling customs officials they were trying to rake the moon from the water.
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Elderslie, 1968
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thespiceman said:Hello @vikingqueen Yes that is correct the Cracker jack pencil and Blue Peter badge are awarded to you.
Well done to you.
Take care.
@thespiceman
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ha ha, why thank you @thespiceman, i accept my awards gracefully .. i was born up north on walpurgis night, the year " stuck on you " was top of the charts
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Bellshill, Scotland in 1969.Winner of the Scope New Volunteer Award 2019.
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Hull, 1993 and somebody asks me the other day whether I was alive when Teletext was about. I was so sorry for that person having missed out on the experience of Teletext...Best wishes,
Chris
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