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Bump. Would like to read more responses!
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My favorite childhood memory would be when me, my brother, my friends, and my brother's friends would all play hide 'n' seek around the neighborhood at night. I also loved playing blind man's tag too.
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1995 wrote We are talking a good 12 years back I would go see my grandpa in Glasgow and spend like a week at his sadly I grew up started hanging out with mates more and stopped going he passed away two years ago and I hadn't seen him for a year and a bit
Glasgow, Kentucky? if so thats close to me. also sorry about your loss.
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Probably in primary school when something happened and our teachers one by one asked everyone what teabag ment xD
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Best childhood memory was watching one of my mates have a go on my MiniMoto and he set off too quick did a wheelie and fell off the back, I laughed so hard and he told me he didn't want to be friends anymore.
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