Earliest memory of a world event you can remember?
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Re: Earliest memory of a world event you can remember?
Dello wrote:taipan wrote:embee wrote:taipan wrote:JFK
Old Cnut
That the best the youth of today can come up with?
He was going to shoot you in the head, but it seemed an impossible shot from his position in the book repository, so he settled for a predictable put-down.
Yep very predictable.
Silly to expect anything witty from an Aussie.
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Silly to waste wit on a saffie ....
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embee wrote:Silly to waste wit on a saffie ....
Yep, that one didn't work either.
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(Forum) Wit is a euphemism for pr!ck-waving, no?
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I was just going to say that I thought about Aberfan, but then I'd have only been two!Basil wrote:Aberfan.
I remember visiting the graves and my mum crying, which made me cry.
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Demelza wrote:I was just going to say that I thought about Aberfan, but then I'd have only been two!Basil wrote:Aberfan.
I remember visiting the graves and my mum crying, which made me cry.
Awww...
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HH_pink wrote:Demelza wrote:I was just going to say that I thought about Aberfan, but then I'd have only been two!Basil wrote:Aberfan.
I remember visiting the graves and my mum crying, which made me cry.
Awww...
Pathetic, HH.
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tac wrote:HH_pink wrote:Demelza wrote:I was just going to say that I thought about Aberfan, but then I'd have only been two!Basil wrote:Aberfan.
I remember visiting the graves and my mum crying, which made me cry.
Awww...
Pathetic, HH.
I was seriously awwwing there. I don't see why that's pathetic tac.
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Not the earliest certainly but the most significant and mind numbing act/s which defied belief as I watched it happening live on TV:
The two planes flying into the Twin Towers and the aftermath - 9/11.
Earliest ... as a nipper Wembley 1966 and my old man's unfettered delight at the result!
The two planes flying into the Twin Towers and the aftermath - 9/11.
Earliest ... as a nipper Wembley 1966 and my old man's unfettered delight at the result!
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JKLever wrote:remember the 1977 silver jubilee as a 4yr old clearly as we had to dress up.
Also remember Elvis dying a month or so later.
Whats yours?
Probably the same! I was on holiday visting relatives when Elvis died. I can't remember anything meaningful prior to '77.
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Merlin wrote:Not the earliest certainly but the most significant and mind numbing act/s which defied belief as I watched it happening live on TV:
The two planes flying into the Twin Towers and the aftermath - 9/11.
Earliest ... as a nipper Wembley 1966 and my old man's unfettered delight at the result!
You watched two planes fly into the twin towers live on TV?
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Hmmm, remember some crud about the Falklands but not alot. Fred Adare sorting a fire or two out.
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The JFK assassination. On the same day we heard news from England that my grandfather had also died.
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I remember creating Adam and Eve.
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Hass wrote:I remember creating Adam and Eve.
My God!
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Hass wrote:I remember creating Adam and Eve on a log.
Yum, yum.
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Hass wrote:I remember creating Adam and Eve.
Old git.
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Hmm, first Gulf war probably.
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PearlJ wrote:Hmm, first Gulf war probably.
Bloody whippersnapper!
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JKLever wrote:PearlJ wrote:Hmm, first Gulf war probably.
Bloody whippersnapper!
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On the subject of world events .....
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tac wrote:Merlin wrote:Not the earliest certainly but the most significant and mind numbing act/s which defied belief as I watched it happening live on TV:
The two planes flying into the Twin Towers and the aftermath - 9/11.
Earliest ... as a nipper Wembley 1966 and my old man's unfettered delight at the result!
You watched two planes fly into the twin towers live on TV?
Just missed the first (saw immediate repeat footage) - but yes, saw the second approaching and then wham ... live on CNN.
I have CNN throughout the working day.. always first with the news live -worldwide .
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Merlin wrote:tac wrote:Merlin wrote:Not the earliest certainly but the most significant and mind numbing act/s which defied belief as I watched it happening live on TV:
The two planes flying into the Twin Towers and the aftermath - 9/11.
Earliest ... as a nipper Wembley 1966 and my old man's unfettered delight at the result!
You watched two planes fly into the twin towers live on TV?
Just missed the first (saw immediate repeat footage) - but yes, saw the second approaching and then wham ... live on CNN.
I have CNN throughout the working day.. always first with the news live -worldwide .
So you didn't see two the planes crash live on TV.
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tac wrote:
So you didn't see two the planes crash live on TV.
Pedant.
Are you tailender...?
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