#43

I did for a bit, but then progressed onto real instruments (clarinet and saxomophone)

#44

Didn’t learn any instruments as a youngster :cry: Which is a shame because I’ve spent the last 15 years trying to play all sorts.

#45

3L plastic bottles not cans

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#46

sometimes a bottle of cactus jacks sour apple to go with it if we were feeling classy

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#47

it was compulsory

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#48

my step dad is a rugby man. went for about 2 weeks when i was about 9 (but mainly because I fucking LOVED brexit back in the summer of '92, before anyone liked it)

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#49

penny/tin whistle

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  • what is a one of them? this isn’t the 70s

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#50

What did brexit mean back then?

#51

folk club

  • yes
  • again, this isn’t the '70s

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#52

it may have been the 70s at the time in question FYI

#53

Of course I did. Also had maypole dancing at school for full Wicker Man. They do this in my hometown.

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#54

I seem to remember the debate being mainly about a Maastricht Brexit vs a Euro Disney Brexit

#55

where/what the fuck is that

#56

scottish country dancing[poll public=true]

  • yes
  • I did not go to school in scotland
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#57

Going round Nan and Granddad’s or Gran and Granddad’s to stay overnight and ringing your Ma in the evening even though you saw her earlier that day

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#58

Non competitive games as well. Good times.

They took us on a mystery day out once. No warning where we were going. We arrived at the Humber Bridge for a CND anti-nuke demo. Stuck placards in our hands and told us what to say if anyone asked.

My face was on local news marching around with a Ban The Bomb sign.

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#59

This is not a club or hobbie Ant, please respect the thread

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#60

Newsround Press Pack

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  • no

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#61

Kind of a hobby insofar as it was something I did recreationally and regularly no?

#62

no.

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