$$$ Memory Bank...K-ching! $$$

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by WaterCup on Friday, March 1, 2013 and has 26 replies.

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@WaterCup
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How far back can you remember?

Amongst my family I'm known for my VERY long memory about (some) things. Years ago while my mother was still alive...this is gonna sound creepy but I'll say it anyway. Well..while she was still living I remember describing an incident very vividly to her, and she turned, looked at me & said "how do you know that? You were a baby when that thing happened!" I dont know HOW either, but all I know is that I remember. Until the day she passed, she always questioned me about how I knew, even told my aunts about it lol. I guess I was an elephant in a past life lol.

Open the memory safe, vault etc and take out your old dusty long forgotten notes & tell us how far back in time can you remember.
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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo
Ohh I am 52 and still remember details to the bone from the long past.. (well when I am not in lazy mood).

I do still remember articles on newspapers 45 years ago, tv showes, stories, even quotes from old radio programs (again , when I am not in lazy moods).
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lol @ Q. When you talk about virgos who collect trash, you remind me of my brother inlaw...he moved in with us and came in with a load of junk ie margarine containers, yoghurt containers etc, he doesnt throw anything away. Fun the truck that helped him with his stuff made about 3 loads and every single thing deserve to be thrown away. Who keeps plastic forks & knives, and foam cups? LOL. I threw all that shit away. A hoarder in my house...NO!
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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo
You mean?? Compulsive hoarding??..?

Not as bad as cancerians, we don't carry luggage. We remember things but that doesn't mean that we actually acting on what we know.

Things are there in mind that doesn't mean they have final effects on our judgments most Virgos I know are like me, we don't judge on basis of our previous collective knowledge's, we learn things slowly but we forget their (effects fast).


Fascinating creatures we are??_

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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo
Posted by WaterCup
lol @ Q. When you talk about virgos who collect trash, you remind me of my brother inlaw...he moved in with us and came in with a load of junk ie margarine containers, yoghurt containers etc, he doesnt throw anything away. Fun the truck that helped him with his stuff made about 3 loads and every single thing deserve to be thrown away. Who keeps plastic forks & knives, and foam cups? LOL. I threw all that shit away. A hoarder in my house...NO!




Had the same symptom years ago, fortunately with my new minimalizing life style they had to go??_🙂
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Lol. He even collected cans, only for god knows what because it sure as hell wasnt for recycle. Once i was eating those kfc pops in a cup, once i finished i stood up to go throw the cup in the kitchen, and he quickly followed, shadowing me saying "uhm, dont throw that, please" LOL
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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo
Posted by feb16aqua
I'm curious about virgos actually. Do you mean that you forget things that have happened to you that brought you to make a decision?




Forgetting things is a personal decision you know that well, as I am I choose not to forget not at this time (perhaps some years later), as you may know I was born as Iranian and lived there for 23 years then I moved to Norway so I have lot of things to remember.. my own fraternal family then my own marriage and family here in Norway.

Good or bad it has become a part of who I am and will stay with me until the end.
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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo
Right, they blame Libras for their indecisiveness, but you gay jerk can't even decide to be male or female.

Now stop advertising your trash container, will you..??

Hey JT your gay boy miss you a lot??_
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@WaterCup
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Since this is a memory thread, does anybody remember any hilarious or embarassing childhood memories?

Mine is sort of embarrasing...from the age of 1 until about 3 I was staying with my grandmother at a village because my mom worked long hours. Ok, the place had no running water, pit toilets and river water only. I got used to the life style and when I returned home, a place with running water etc, I was in awe. I remember standing at the gate one time watching a postman doing his rounds and when he got at our post box, the 1st thing I said to him was "we got water at our house!" I was so excited about my new discovery and i told EVERYONE. I used to flush the toilet about 100 times a day if not more. I was intrigued! LOL
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@Qbone
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Posted by WaterCup
Since this is a memory thread, does anybody remember any hilarious or embarassing childhood memories?

Mine is sort of embarrasing...from the age of 1 until about 3 I was staying with my grandmother at a village because my mom worked long hours. Ok, the place had no running water, pit toilets and river water only. I got used to the life style and when I returned home, a place with running water etc, I was in awe. I remember standing at the gate one time watching a postman doing his rounds and when he got at our post box, the 1st thing I said to him was "we got water at our house!" I was so excited about my new discovery and i told EVERYONE. I used to flush the toilet about 100 times a day if not more. I was intrigued! LOL




It's typical of this gay plague??_. Love to derail posts.
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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo
Posted by WaterCup
Since this is a memory thread, does anybody remember any hilarious or embarassing childhood memories?

Mine is sort of embarrasing...from the age of 1 until about 3 I was staying with my grandmother at a village because my mom worked long hours. Ok, the place had no running water, pit toilets and river water only. I got used to the life style and when I returned home, a place with running water etc, I was in awe. I remember standing at the gate one time watching a postman doing his rounds and when he got at our post box, the 1st thing I said to him was "we got water at our house!" I was so excited about my new discovery and i told EVERYONE. I used to flush the toilet about 100 times a day if not more. I was intrigued! LOL





Oh I have a lot of really funny memories from the past, this is not just a place to share them.