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Nope, tried very hard, well, thought about it for a milli second can't remember.
More importantly I probably won't remember where I was when I died, 50 years later.

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I was at a school fair at St Mary's Clayton, befor going for a pint in the Load of Mischief, didn't take long to get around, no mobiles then, we didn't even have a phone, just bush telegraph.

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Was in the Odeon with a former miss Accrington. And was on the back row.

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Was that at St Augustine's ,Margaret

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As a bond aficionado Margaret you were watching Dr. No:D

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I was just going into St. Mary's Youth Club on Sun Street Ossy.

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No, Frank, it was at Woodnook County Secondary Modern, up there on Hudson St.

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In the 6th form common room having a fag .

Yes in those days if you were in the 6th form you could smoke in the common room . :cool:

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I was nine years old at the time and can remember being at my grandma's with my parents. I can remember them saying he was only young. I didn't really take it in who he was.

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I know he taught Christine my missus at St. Augustine's in Billington

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It was his wife who taught us.
She was the games mistress - I hated sport of every description. I was particularly bad at netball. I told her I would rather do double maths than play sport. I got my wish. I was sent straightaway to see Milton Suthers - from then on when my class did sports, I did maths. I was still pretty useless even with extra lessons.

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John, I never did like the bond films so I can't say if it was Dr No or not.

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I wasn't even a twinkle in my daddys eyes .... I wasn't born till 67 ... lol

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Jen, I could be your mother.....my daughter was born in 68.

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is that an offer ... :p:p:p yes please ... :p