John Reynolds said:I was born so jaundiced the doctors told my mother I wouldn't live.
feeling or showing jealousy, anger, prejudice, or the like
heh.PARANOiA said:I was born quite premature - I think three weeks or so? When I was in the heated crib thing, my brother (two and a half at the time) turned the temperature up on the thing to full heat. No one noticed for hours, and there was a huge panic at the time.
My hair was white for my first eight years, and my brother still claims it's because of him
Exactly. Btw, I believe that for a few cultures 8 is a "lucky" number too.rabidrabbit said:Why 8? Why not 1, 9, 7 or 5? Just because there's two eigths in your birthday?
The Universe has decided. Your true name is Fredrik, but you shall be known to us as Fredrik Who is Called Henrik. Isn't it spooky, for real, how things like that happen? It's almost as if...Basic said:Only unusual thing about my birth is that I'm born in Karachi, Pakistan.
OK, there's a lot of kids born there, but not so many all-Swedes
Oh, and that my parents accidentaly gave me the wrong name.
Their intention was to give me a name that hadn't been used by any ancestor. But my dads geneaology stuff were back in Sweden, and they couldn't remember if Henrik or Fredrik was a "free" name. They guessed "Henrik", but that was wrong.
A fun sidenote on that is that if anyone calls me by wrong name, it's pretty much always "Fredrik". My parents got kinda' semi freaked out when I told them that, and that's when they told me the story above.
No, not at all.wireframe said:Oh, and I'm a C-section. I guess that is sort of implied with born too soon though,