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Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 3:33 pm**

jimlongley wrote:And my Garand in the Navy, and my Enfield in Boot Camp, and, and, and . . ..

Enfield!!?!?!?!
Not gonna say a word!

Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:24 pm**

Wildscar wrote:
Mage34 wrote: I sometimes introduce my wife as.....UM.....this is my wife..... becouse I forgot her name and we have been married for 10 years
Hes not kidding either.

And then it become one of these

A bunch of years ago my father went to introduce my (late) wife to a neighbor - "This is my daughter in law, Judi - uh, Judi - um, my daughter in law, Judi!" He couldn't remember her last name, even though it had been his all his life. Of course since he didn't approve of her, it was not much of a surprise.

He didn't have my memory for numbers, and it's nothing I ever tried, consciously, to do, like I said it just happens. I only wish I could count cards like the Dustin Hoffman character in "Rainman" I wouldn't be greedy, just one trip to Vegas, and one to Reno, and one to Atlantic City, and one to Shreveport . . .

Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:06 pm**

Skiprr wrote:All this reminds me that I have a hard enough time keeping up with who makes my guns, much less their serial numbers. This kinda flew under the radar, so I don't know if you saw that Cerberus Capital Management--the same firm that recently acquired Chrysler from Daimler-Chrysler--has purchased Remington Arms for an estimated $370 million. Cerberus also purchased Bushmaster not long ago.

Makes you wonder about a new marketing ploy: the Chrysler Defender...a pickup with a built-in, full-length console safe for quick access to your Remington 870 12-gauge and handgun, another safe mounted flush in the ceiling for your Bushmaster M4, carry slots for your tactical flashlights and extra ammo, optional factory installed ceramic armor plating in the door panels and firewall, special lighting package including remote controlled spotlights and, of course, a reinforced frame with a ramming cage on the front.

Just kidding; just kidding... (Not about Remington being purchased, though.)

If it comes in four wheel drive then put me down for one.

Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:07 pm**

I can't remember what gun's I have stored where much less their #'s, I have to record them.

Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:09 pm**

No.

I can count eight decks of cards. I'm a poker whiz. I even was a craps dealer in Vegas for a while. I can't tell you what my license plate number is though...

Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 8:24 pm**

DSARGE wrote:
jimlongley wrote:And my Garand in the Navy, and my Enfield in Boot Camp, and, and, and . . ..

Enfield!!?!?!?!
Not gonna say a word!

Yeah, USN boot had 1917 Enfields.

Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:38 pm**

I voted no because the two most important numbers that I have to
remember are the wifes birthday and our anniversary every thing else
is on paper in a lock box.

Posted: **Tue Jun 26, 2007 1:04 am**

ElGato wrote: I can't remember what gun's I have stored where much less their #'s, I have to record them.

I'll vouch for that.

It was good shooting with you. Thanks for letting me use your fancy Lightning. I'll be back down in September for Forum Day, hope to see you then.

Posted: **Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:02 am**

I didn't have it memorized before, have them written down. But while I was reading this thread, I took a quick look at my daily carry, now it's in there. Still haven't memorized my new license plate number I got a month ago though.

Posted: **Wed Jun 27, 2007 4:17 pm**

No, I didn't give any effort to memorize it, but then, how hard can it be to memorize 6 digits off a GLOCK serial number? KZTxxx

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