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Of course I remember. It’s still my parents‘ number.

Not only that but one house we lived in, in a village in Cheshire, started with a four digit phone number, and I remember the fifth digit being added (in the days when the dialling code for your area was a whole other number that you learnt later on)

Nope but I remember Jenny's

Hahahaha thank you

I'm 70yrs old ... Had a 'party line' lift make sure no one else using (or listen if they were lol) 4 digits #5370

I left home in 2001 and my brain needs less than one second to remember the phone number. This one the only number you could give to friends and girls, the only number to remember if you were in trouble.

As soon as I read this the number immediately popped right into my head.

429-1920 (1979-1986) 😁

👍🏻👍🏾👍🏽👍🏿

32 7935 that was back in 1976

I can't remember my last phone #!

I thought it was just me!!

I remember 2 of my old home phone numbers from when I was a kid! And my grandparents number which I can remember calling and not having to put in an area code! Oh and my moms old work phone number from 20 years ago! You know how many times I called my mom at work? Enough to remember it two decades later! And HBO used to be on channel 7! Lol

Yes

Pretty easy for me. Childhood phone number (small country town, 1950s) 111. Pronounced "one double one". Actually, that's how my Dad answered the phone until he died, in 2014. Because they just added a whole bunch of numbers, but the last 3 were still 111.

and half the time I forget where I right them down

Gilty 😰

I think it's a real shame I never got to experience receiving a reverse charge phone call from my kids.

Actually it was the home phone. The one with the curly cord. You hoped your brother or sister wasnt on it. And dont call after X pm.

Heck, I remember my childhood friend's home phone number, but I don't know my son's or daughter's.

I remember my childhood phone number. I can not tell you the current phone numbers of my mother or my sister or my best friend.

I had ONE ten digit childhood phone number. I have around 350 passwords that are far longer and more complicated, therefore I use a password manager so I don't need to know what they are.

I mean I still remember my childhood phone number, but I still have it. Just moved back to my childhood home after inheriting it. It gets fewer spam calls for some reason, trashing the number I've had for the last 30 ish years that constantly gets spam calls

I use my mental rollodex of my friend's and family's discontinued phone numbers AS my passwords (with the initial of who it belonged to). Putting those memories TO WORK.

That's me!

A lot of phone numbers.....

Yep :)

😂 spot on

My childhood number is my password to a lot of things.

Yup sure do! 542-9376

978-4182

I’m 36 and I still remember the first landline number we had. The fun part is that my parents got our first mobile phone in 2002, it was a Nokia 5110. At first we shared it, only getting separate phones a couple of years later. My mom kept the original number, and my dad and I got new ones. Now my parents are long gone, but that number has been in the family for 22 years and it’s been my number for the past 16 years.

This is why a version of your childhood phone number makes the best pin

I remember the floor plan of every place I lived in, yet don't remember what I did the day before.

699-7904. On a rotary phone, and we lived in the “country” so we had a party line

I thought, it was just me 😆

I can still remember my childhood phone number, because it's the same one I still have. It's been 23 years and counting.

Yes! I use the last four as my pin #.

I rises my ✋ up

My childhood phone was a party line that started with a word not a number. And you could actually talk to an operator back then.

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Totally!

I still remember my address and phone number from the house I lived at from76 to 84