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"Janet Quick" <janetq@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> On 2/14/05 5:18 AM, in article cuptsn$so5$04$1@news.t-online.com, "Ecke"
> <White-Viper@gmx.de> wrote:
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>> P.S.: Janet, how many birthdays have you remembered? I have difficulties
>> with my own!
>
> THAT is a major mystery.
>
> 1. Was I paying attention when the birthdate was mentioned?
> 2. Did I note it somewhere?
> 3. Have I glanced at where I noted it down lately?
> 4. Did I write it down in a retrievable manner.
> (for example - who is doombu? Is that even an rgmw person?)
> 5. Did I transfer the note(s) when the new year turned?
> 6. Did it transfer with the new computer/software/calendar?
> 7. Am I paying attention when the date comes around again?
Whoa! Much too many points. I have two diffrent ways for dates:
1. Hearing about a birthday.
2. Forgetting all the numbers within half a day.
OR
1. Hearing about a birthday.
2. Putting the date on my cell phone date reminder.
3. Checking once in a while to make sure all important dates are turned on.
> And in very few cases: did the person annoy me and their date now sits
> beneath a big black blob of ink? (or under the notation: dickhead)
Spite, the best memory enhancer yet.
> Perhaps I will post a 'happy birthday dickhead' one of these days and see
> who claims it.
Well with at least 1% of all male population being a dickhead you would get
more than 6000 claims for every birthday you could possible give.
--
Ecke
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