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  1. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Misc] Memories- How A Lot Of What We Remember Is Remarkable- But Often Untrue.

    I remember a chap sat near us wearing a blue trilby hat towards the end of the game opening a bottle of fizz and handing out plastic cups.
  2. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Misc] Memories- How A Lot Of What We Remember Is Remarkable- But Often Untrue.

    Yes while I cited Live Aid I too fail to remember games though I know I attended most of our big games since 1976. I remember being outside the Baseball Ground prior to our cup Replay, our 1-0 victory in the league away at Liverpool a year prior to the cup victory, yet only remember standing by...
  3. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Misc] Memories- How A Lot Of What We Remember Is Remarkable- But Often Untrue.

    Highlighted is bollocks as I sat with my dad and brother in the stand along with many other Brighton fans.
  4. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Misc] Memories- How A Lot Of What We Remember Is Remarkable- But Often Untrue.

    Nope it was Tom the cabin boy. Very clever lad as well.
  5. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Misc] Memories- How A Lot Of What We Remember Is Remarkable- But Often Untrue.

    It is indeed something that has been discussed in regard to the use of lie detectors. Many experts believe reaffirming of a distance memory (of a non fact) the person does truly believe the event happened. The big events that people say they attended but in fact they MAY have watched on TV...
  6. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Misc] Memories- How A Lot Of What We Remember Is Remarkable- But Often Untrue.

    Indeed the only one who can come close to sexual was Master Mate certainly not Seaman Stains.
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