On memory

[craobhruadh]

I used to have a really good memory, especially when it came to numbers. It didn't matter if it was license plates, phone numbers, or credit cards, but it would usually take me no more than several attempts to memorize it, and sometimes I'd get it after my first try

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[sabournine]

Actually I used to be same. I had an uncanny memory for numbers. I'd never forget birthdays or phone numbers. But as the years go by, I find this harder to do. I don't know if it's because my brain is actually worse (processor is old), or really just more full (hard drive reaching capacity). (Wow I'm a dork.) Wish there were a way to defrag or delete unimportant pieces of information, such as birthdays of people I never talk to anymore. Well at least I can remember my license plate #; it's a vanity plate .p

[qcvar]

I'd have to wonder how the process for defragging a brain would work...

[sabournine]

Or deletion, come to think of it...

[craobhruadh]

Well at least I can remember my license plate #; it's a vanity plate .p

Ooh! Whatsit say? Huh?

[pandoradeloeste]

I used to have a really good memory for phone numbers. Then my parents got me a cell phone, and it all went down the tubes. The other day I left my cell phone at a friend's house overnight and I couldn't remember Aaron's number to call from a land line. :-(

[willseg]

I'm pretty sure I used to have an amazing memory before I spent a year of my foolish youth smoking too much pot. Thing is I can't be sure as I can't actually remember how good my memory was....