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[Music] Things that you have kept from your childhood



ozzygull

ozzygull

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What thing have kept hold off from your childhood?

This is my six million dollar man, I had to beg my mum for it because being a girl, she said it was a boys toy and I should have a Cindy doll instead.

But to me Cindy was dull. She didn’t have a TV show or a bionic arm and eye and and engine that could be lifted.

Eventually I won the argument. I have never been a conformist.

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Weststander

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Scrap books about special family and school holidays, school books/portfolia from age 11 onwards and reports all the way back (including annoyed comments from senior school teachers :lolol: ), diaries, every vinyl and cassette tape ever owned by me, a few random items, maps, football programmes.

”Ted” was owned until my 30’s, then went in a stolen tea-chest from a Brighton storage place, along with gig tickets :(.
 
















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Berty23

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I still have some of my sport trophies and certificates, some ace photos, my Cub Scout jumper, a hard back knitting book where I modelled some dungarees aged 2 which was the start and end of my modelling career, my cricket jumper, a few other odds and sods.
 


Bedsex

Bedsex

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Jan 29, 2009
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ozzygull said:
What thing have kept hold off from your childhood?

This is my six million dollar man, I had to beg my mum for it because being a girl, she said it was a boys toy and I should have a Cindy doll instead.

But to me Cindy was dull. She didn’t have a TV show or a bionic arm and eye and and engine that could be lifted.

Eventually I won the argument. I have never been a conformist.

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I used to have one of those, sadly I didn’t keep it - probably sold it at a car boot sale when I reached my teenage years!

I recall that you could look through the back of his head to see out of one of his eyes.
 


Lady Whistledown

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My school reports (my parents gave them to me a few years ago).

Which, you'd think would be a nice way of reminiscing, but it turns out, actually make you realise what an annoying smart arse you must have been at 14.
 
















Pevenseagull

Pevenseagull

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Jul 20, 2003
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My happy disposition and heartfelt belief that everyday I stay alive I am pretty much the only thing that is stopping the universe from doing everyone a favour and collapsing.on itself.












and some.football programmes with Steve Foster.in fancy dress.
 






ozzygull

ozzygull

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Oct 6, 2003
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Bedsex said:
I used to have one of those, sadly I didn’t keep it - probably sold it at a car boot sale when I reached my teenage years!

I recall that you could look through the back of his head to see out of one of his eyes.
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Oddly the bionic eye makes things look further away 🤷‍♀️
 




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