Thread: Ode To Forgetfulness

Anyone over 40 can relate to this.......





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ahahhaaha, thats funny!

Wow! Ooo too close to home lol

[quote name='Bourne' date='09 October 2009 - 12:19 PM' timestamp='1255108762' post='35152']

I'm 58. I was at a Wal Mart a few months ago. When I came back out to the parking lot I couldn't for the life of me remember where I had parked. I had to walk a couple of rows before I found my vehicle. It scared the crap out of me but my physician said that periodic short lapses of memory do occur and aren't indicative of an underlying disease.

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Reminds me of my dad and grandfather. My grandfather rarely went to the mall but when he did he always parked in the same spot. He never lost his car that way. Well, he was getting up there (around 80) and he needed to go to Sears. So Dad drove him to the mall. My grandfather told Dad where to park (his usual place) but dad wanted to get him closer so he didn't have to walk as far.



They came out and the car was gone. Dad called the police. They filled out a report. The officer was giving them a ride home and as they drove through the lot .... there was my grandfather's car. Just where Dad had parked it. Dad called me when they got home and told me what had happened and he said my grandfather was angry at him. So, I called my grandfather and indeed he was pissed! He wasn't pissed that the car had been "lost". He was pissed that he had to sit in a police car lol

Bourne - dude.... I would see a doctor if one day I actually REMEBERED where I parked.





Try doing that when it's a marked fucking police car you're looking for and you don't even remember which mall entrance you came in.