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What unusual object did Joanne eat when she was young
What type of animal tried to eat mums hair in the new forest
Dads age minus double your door number plus ten
The name of mums childhood pet dog
Dad's grandmas house ...... cottage
Matthew's star sign
Mums favourite singer
What type of combat weapon did dad used to own
The number of weeks Joanne was born premature plus 4
Had Joanne been a boy her name would be...
Take the first letter of each of the first names of dads siblings to form an abbreviation of which calendar month
Another word for Joanne
Another word for Matt
A precious stone where you live
Dad claims to have seen one of these
Joanne's word for dog mess
Joanne cut herself on which popular outdoor game
Little nan's budgies name
Dad sprained his ankle years ago playing ...
Dad used to a be football goalkeeper, what colour was his shirt
The game where the donkey just would not move
Which body part did Joanne insist dad opened up
The name of Big nans Yorkshire terrier
Which item did dad convert into a costume for Joanne for a school trip to the tower of London
Which popular dessert just drank all the jelly
Otherwise known as ginger minge
Which type of bird shares its name with the top shops
The name of Joanne's male cabbage patch kid
Brings Matthew out in a rash

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