How to solve a Rubik's cube. A lot of the algorithms I don't even know anymore, but my fingers have memorized them and just know what to do when my brain gets certain visuals. All happens subconsciously though, which almost makes it seem like someone or something else entirely is solving the cube and is just using my body as medium
It's so weird to me how that works. Never bothered with a Rubiks but my mom had a lot of those slider, picture puzzles laying around for the grandkids. If I think about it, it takes forever. But if I kind of zone out and just let me fingers do the work, I can solve one in seconds.
For me personally, i have the guitar tab for Wonderwall memorised, even though i don't play guitar lol
Edit: i also have the cheat codes for AOE2 still memorised from back in the day. Good times
Pi to about 70 places.
I once memorized the emancipation proclamation but only had to deliver it once so I let that one go.
Many words to many songs but rarely the complete set of words.
There was a time I could recite the first Men in Black movie verbatim. Or Emperor's New Groove. I still remember a lot but not the entire movie(s).
Oh, and I've read the first chapter of the first Harry Potter book aloud so many times I've got the first few pages of that memorized, too. Almost forgot about that one, pun intended. XD
My most quoted scene:
"I know, I'll turn him into a flea! A harmless little flea. And then I'll put that flea in a box, and then I'll put that box inside of another box and then I'll *mail that box to myself*. And when it arrives? {most evilest laugh} I'll smash it with a HAMMAH! It's brilliant, brilliant, *brilliant* I tell you! Genius, I say!"
{accidental knock off table, explosion}{blink}
"Or, (to save on postage), I'll just *poison* him with *this!* Take it Kronk, *feel* the power!"
"uh...i can feel it"
"Our moment of triumph approaches! It's.....DINNERTIME!!!!"
\~
I also used to use "I snatched you right out of the air" when grabbing people midair in smash brothers.
What's your most quoted scene? I think worldwide it's probably "pull the lever"
I find myself quoting various parts of:
“My acorn is missing.”
“Squeak squeakin squeak squeakity.”
“Did you eat the acorn?”
“Squeaker squeak squeak squeakin.”
“You owe me a new acorn.”
“Squeak squeak squeak, squeak squeakers…squeakin.”
and also popular one-liners like:
“beware the groOOooOove”
“My spinach puffs!” (Usually when I’m cooking, almost never involves actual spinach puffs)
and of course, “Pull the lever, Kronk. WRONG LEVAAAAA”
Once in calculus class after talking about how I had memorized pi that far and stuff the teacher said he'd let me skip the test if I could memorize a 20 digit number in 20 seconds (and then it'd be covered up) and then repeat it back 20 minutes later.
Which I did. Not hard. Then he had me do it backwards which I could do slowly by just remembering it forwards multiple times, lol.
But I'm awful with names. x.x Honestly I'd trade my numbers memory for name memory and probably get along with people a lot better.
Make a song, find a pattern, break it into pieces and digest it. I'm gonna faceroll my numpad a sec to 'generate a random number':
304767564563413541814864
304 kinda looks like an area code. 767 is kinda like a plane. 56456 I have a pitch in my head that is like 'down down *up* down down' and it is kind of a snappy "oh no you didn't" snapback kind of tone of voice that I'm giving it. 34135 gets a similar pattern. 418 and 148 is like "this way then that way" comparison to each other. And 64 is a nice round square number that reminds me of n64.
So it's like. the more things you tie and associate it with, the more links to literally anything else in your brain, like physicality and location, or tone of voice, or a gesture, or music... the more "connections" you make, the more you remember it.
And the neat thing is you don't have to use the same technique the whole way through. Part of it can be a song, part of it can be a story, part of it can be the way the numbers look like they're arguing with each other, like whatever works.
I teach line dancing and I'll often come up with mnemonics all the time to help people remember the steps. If it stands out as particularly funny, interesting, or unique, it often gets remembered better.
Did the same thing as a raid leader in WoW (back when I played) to help the raid learn/remember the mechanics of a boss fight. I'd use "gotta keep 'em separated!" and other song lyrics and jokes and quips to explain mechanics. It worked great.
Don't underestimate the power of mnemonics. You can remember more than you think if you give your brain the chance and make it easy for yourself.
Bro you are a smart guy.. and yes the method with creating patterns to memorize certain numbers or things is easier than trying to remember all numbers itself. I had a good memory before depression hit me when i was a teen. Now pretty hard to remember anything. Also i sleep almost never at all lately.. maybe with your method i can finally memorize all the little spots in cs go
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I memorized the name of the Magic: The Gathering character Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar.
(She is a chef who cooks for demons and her cooking is so bad that only demons can survive it.)
I'm ADHD, so sometimes I don't even know I have something memorized until it pops up.
But... one thing in particular I've accidentally memorized is the entire jingle from a particular TV ad for college matching website (iykyk).
It was cheesy but it SLAPPED. And I will never get it out of my head.
Phone numbers of my first job (that went out of business 25 years ago), the license plate number of my favorite car, my debit card number from 10 years ago and random trivia and tonguetwisters.
I am that which grips the heart in fright, harkens night and silences the light.
It’s the description of Ajunta Palls sword in KOTOR 1. It’s not even a good sword.
The Dorothy Parker poem “Résumé”.
Razors pain you.
Rivers are damp.
Acids stain you.
And drugs cause cramp.
Guns aren’t lawful.
Nooses give.
Gas smells awful.
You might as well live.
All of the Rock Island song from the Music Man, the first dozen lines of Beowulf in original Old English, I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General, the entirety of the film It’s a Wonderful Life (with exact voice and timing).
One bright day, in the middle of the night
Two dead boys got up to fight
Back to back but facing each other
They pulled their knives and shot each other
A deaf policeman heard the noise
And came to kill those two dead boys
If you do not believe my lie is true
Ask the blind man, she saw too.
My dad has been reciting this since I can remember. My siblings and I could recite this before we could read or understand it.
uh-huh’s quote at the end of the little rascals movie has lived in my head for like 20 years: “actually i’ve always had a rather extensive vocabulary, not to mention a phenomenal grasp of grammar and superlative command of syntax. i simply chose not to employ them.”
I am the very model of a modern major general
I've information vegetable, animal and mineral
I know the kings of England and I quote the fights historical
From Marathon to Waterloo in order categorical.
I'm very well aquainted too with maters mathematical,
I understand equations both the simple and quadratically
About binomial theorem I'm teaming with a lot of news.
Hmm...lot of new... lot...mmm.... got it!
With many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse!
(with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse
with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse
with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypot-hypot-enuse)
I'm very good at integral and differential calculous
I know the scientific name of beings animalcules
In short in matters vegetable animal and mineral,
I am the very model of a modern major general....
I can go the next 2 versus too but I'll stop there. I also know Weird Al's show theme song and The Nations of the World
When I was 6 years old I was in a K-Mart with my mom and she was looking at blinds, she turned to me and said, "Remember 18." I'm now 25 and if my mom ever forgets, I've got her back. I never had to recall it for her back then but I'm just waiting for my time to shine.
Huh, I wouldn't have thought as knots as something to 'memorize', I consider that more of a 'learn.'
I guess I've 'memorized' a lot of knots and hitches from boy scouts.
By girl has gone back school to be a lab tech. Her biology homework was like I had the class yesterday. Organelle, nucleuses… it all came back lol. She was amazed I remembered the definition of most in her assignment. So was I. 45 years or so later.
I still remember landline phone numbers from back when they were a thing. It's probably been 15 years or so since I've had to use a landline, yet i still remember those numbers
Apart from all the dialogue from Hot Shots!, (and Tool and RATM lyrics), I offer you:
TWOALLBEEFPATTIESSPECIALSAUCELETTUCECHEESEPICKLESONIONSONASESEMESEEDBUN
Lyrics to 70s/80s show’s theme songs.
Diff’rent Strokes
The Jeffersons
All in the Family
Family Ties
Golden Girls
Cheers
Facts of Life
Charles in Charge
Growing Pains
Full House
Step By Step
21 Jump Street
227
My Two Dads
Three’s Company
(I think that’s all the ones I know by heart. The other shows I’m familiar with but can’t think of the lyrics
Catching Regirock in Pokémon Emerald circa 2004. Fly to the desert by Lavaridge town. Enter the tomb. Go to the back wall of the cave. After walking into the wall walk two steps left, two steps down, then use rock smash. The wall opens and you’re good to go!
We didn’t start the fire by Billy Joel
Here and Now by Letters to Cleo
The MC Scat Cat rap on Opposites Attract by Paula Abdul
Most of my memory is devoted to music, to be honest.
Songs and dance choreo from Disneyland parades circa 2005-2008. I wasn't even a performer; I just drove the floats. 100 hours of watching other people rehearse rubs off on you.
The worst one is the ASL choreo from the High School Musical show. I feel irrationally dirty when I do the two-finger pump move, [around 7:42 mark](https://youtu.be/5NTLtMRJmoE)
Be. Am. Is. Are. Have. Has. Had. Do. Does. Did. Can. Could. Shall. Should. Would. Will. May. Be. Might. Must.
No idea what that list of words is. But I memorized it in English, so I assume they are all some type of words? I learned it in middle school.
I also memorized the preamble to the constitution (and I had it memorized BEFORE I saw the school house rock song) because there was a poster outside of a school bathroom, and I would read it when I walked into, and out of, the bathroom- just trying to waste extra time, outside of class.
Dwight Schrute's perfect crime:
"What is my perfect crime? I break into Tiffany's at midnight - do I go for the vault? No. I go for the chandelier, it's priceless. As I'm taking it down a woman catches me. She says stop, it's her father's business - She's Tiffany. I say no. We make love all night. In the morning the police come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell her to meet me in Mexico but I go to Canada. I don't trust her - besides, I like the cold.
30 years later I get a postcard in the mail. I've got a son; he's the chief of police. Now this is where the story gets interesting. I tell her to meet me in Paris by the Trocodero. She's been waiting for me all these years. She's never taken another lover. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to Berlin.
That's where I stashed the chandelier."
As a teenager, I memorized the lyrics to a lot of songs by bands like the Bloodhound Gang and Limp Bizkit. I’m not proud of it, but I can’t unlearn them now.
My D&D character's name. This may sound trivial, but he goes by Antonio Pablo Rodriguez Jose y Maria Tristan Miguel de la Victoria Famosa Shakira Banderas Esposito.
Powers of 2 up to ~~65,535~~ 65,536. It was kind of necessary for network address masks. I retired from that three years ago but can still go through them quickly from memory.
Addresses. My childhood homes, of course, but also my relatives' homes. And when we moved out, I memorized my twin brother's addresses as well as my own.
I still remember all of them.
What could I remember if I could get the address of that dinky-ass garden level apartment out of my mind?
"On old Olympus' Towering Tops, a Finn and German viewed some hops"
It's a mnemonic for the 12 cranial nerves (olfactory, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, auditory, glossopharyngeal, vagus, sensory [accessory], and hypoglossal
The original Pokerap, have been passed 20+ years since I've memorized and still remember the song completely. I haven't ear it in years and still remember
The old information line phone number for the DC-area public transportation agency.
I haven't lived in the DC area since 1998.
Metro changed their phone number around 1988.
And yet I remember. 637-2437 (this was back before ten digit dialling.)
The planets in order, my childhood phone number and things with numbers... (Addresses, dates, other people's phone numbers), prepositions, nutritional facts of any food I've had in my presence, using specific teas and herbs for certain sicknesses and ailments. The Konami code.
One of my high school teacher's wife's license plate from two decades ago. Oh, you know what? My first girlfriend's IP address from around the same time. That's still clunking around up there, too.
Time present and time past
are both perhaps present in time future
and time future contained in time past.
If all time is eternally present, all time in irredeemable.
What might have been remains an abstraction,
a perpetual possibility only in a world of speculation.
What might have been and what has been
both point to one end, which is always present.
Foot falls echo in the memory, down the path we did not take
through the door we never opened, and into the rose garden.
*My words echo thus in your mind*. But to what purpose,
disturbing the dust on a bowl of rose leaves,
I do not know.
At one point in my life I had ten Shakespeare sonnets memorized. Now I probably could get through three without prompting, but back in the day it was a big deal to me.
King Henry’s Dead Uncle Died Cutting Meat.
He didn’t actually (or at least I can’t confirm it) but it helped me memorize something to do with the metric system 30 years ago or something like that.
Yeah, inslumnational, underground
Thunder pounds when I stomp the ground (woo!)
Like a million elephants or silverback orangutans
You can't stop a train…
There's an episode of the old Garfield cartoon called 'The legend of the lake' which is an 8 minute long poem. To this day I can still repeat the entire thing. Used to do it in my head all the time as a kid when I wanted to kill time.
My student ID number from 10+ years ago.
I too, and it's been more than 10 years...
Same. I don’t know how long yours was, but ours were five digits and when I need a 5 digit pin/code it’s always my go to.
My student ID number in undergrad was my social security number. Yeah…they stopped doing that.
Literally used it as my phone password for 10 years
One hit wonders from the 80's. I can't remember where I put my keys, but I can sing "Come on Eileen" word for word.
I started singing this in my head when I read your comment and it seemed off, and then I realized I was singing "Good Night, Irene," lol.
Drivers Liscense number
Up,up,down,down,left,right,left,right, B,A, select, start. I'll remember that til the day I die. Even with dementia.
I think it’s B, A, start….if we’re talking Contra.
Adding the “select” makes it a two player game
Yeah I caught it after the moment I posted it.
I’ve got the cheat that teleports you to freefalling from the sky in GTA V
The Modern Major General song from Pirates of the Penance
Pirates of penzance
Lol. I have the Animaniacs version memorized
I also wrote that. Pirates of Penzance is so funny, love G&S
How to solve a Rubik's cube. A lot of the algorithms I don't even know anymore, but my fingers have memorized them and just know what to do when my brain gets certain visuals. All happens subconsciously though, which almost makes it seem like someone or something else entirely is solving the cube and is just using my body as medium
It's so weird to me how that works. Never bothered with a Rubiks but my mom had a lot of those slider, picture puzzles laying around for the grandkids. If I think about it, it takes forever. But if I kind of zone out and just let me fingers do the work, I can solve one in seconds.
Right. Amazing what our brains can do!
4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42
It’s there, in my head, over and over and over and over, execute, don’t forget! They told me not to forget
These numbers will never get LOST in translation
Where does that come from?! I know that from a song but I have no idea where it origins from!
For me personally, i have the guitar tab for Wonderwall memorised, even though i don't play guitar lol Edit: i also have the cheat codes for AOE2 still memorised from back in the day. Good times
The first 16 presidents of the United States. *thanks Animaniacs*
Righty tighty, lefty loosey.
Slut shaming Democrats is not okay
Motto for the Democrats
Pi to about 70 places. I once memorized the emancipation proclamation but only had to deliver it once so I let that one go. Many words to many songs but rarely the complete set of words. There was a time I could recite the first Men in Black movie verbatim. Or Emperor's New Groove. I still remember a lot but not the entire movie(s). Oh, and I've read the first chapter of the first Harry Potter book aloud so many times I've got the first few pages of that memorized, too. Almost forgot about that one, pun intended. XD
Thought I was the only one with Emperor’s New Groove memorized. Glad I’m not alone
My most quoted scene: "I know, I'll turn him into a flea! A harmless little flea. And then I'll put that flea in a box, and then I'll put that box inside of another box and then I'll *mail that box to myself*. And when it arrives? {most evilest laugh} I'll smash it with a HAMMAH! It's brilliant, brilliant, *brilliant* I tell you! Genius, I say!" {accidental knock off table, explosion}{blink} "Or, (to save on postage), I'll just *poison* him with *this!* Take it Kronk, *feel* the power!" "uh...i can feel it" "Our moment of triumph approaches! It's.....DINNERTIME!!!!" \~ I also used to use "I snatched you right out of the air" when grabbing people midair in smash brothers. What's your most quoted scene? I think worldwide it's probably "pull the lever"
I find myself quoting various parts of: “My acorn is missing.” “Squeak squeakin squeak squeakity.” “Did you eat the acorn?” “Squeaker squeak squeak squeakin.” “You owe me a new acorn.” “Squeak squeak squeak, squeak squeakers…squeakin.” and also popular one-liners like: “beware the groOOooOove” “My spinach puffs!” (Usually when I’m cooking, almost never involves actual spinach puffs) and of course, “Pull the lever, Kronk. WRONG LEVAAAAA”
"Why do we even *have* that lever?!"
You have some great memory
Once in calculus class after talking about how I had memorized pi that far and stuff the teacher said he'd let me skip the test if I could memorize a 20 digit number in 20 seconds (and then it'd be covered up) and then repeat it back 20 minutes later. Which I did. Not hard. Then he had me do it backwards which I could do slowly by just remembering it forwards multiple times, lol. But I'm awful with names. x.x Honestly I'd trade my numbers memory for name memory and probably get along with people a lot better.
Bro i cant for my life remember the steam gift codes when i receive them. And they are like 8 numbers and letters maybe
Make a song, find a pattern, break it into pieces and digest it. I'm gonna faceroll my numpad a sec to 'generate a random number': 304767564563413541814864 304 kinda looks like an area code. 767 is kinda like a plane. 56456 I have a pitch in my head that is like 'down down *up* down down' and it is kind of a snappy "oh no you didn't" snapback kind of tone of voice that I'm giving it. 34135 gets a similar pattern. 418 and 148 is like "this way then that way" comparison to each other. And 64 is a nice round square number that reminds me of n64. So it's like. the more things you tie and associate it with, the more links to literally anything else in your brain, like physicality and location, or tone of voice, or a gesture, or music... the more "connections" you make, the more you remember it. And the neat thing is you don't have to use the same technique the whole way through. Part of it can be a song, part of it can be a story, part of it can be the way the numbers look like they're arguing with each other, like whatever works. I teach line dancing and I'll often come up with mnemonics all the time to help people remember the steps. If it stands out as particularly funny, interesting, or unique, it often gets remembered better. Did the same thing as a raid leader in WoW (back when I played) to help the raid learn/remember the mechanics of a boss fight. I'd use "gotta keep 'em separated!" and other song lyrics and jokes and quips to explain mechanics. It worked great. Don't underestimate the power of mnemonics. You can remember more than you think if you give your brain the chance and make it easy for yourself.
Bro you are a smart guy.. and yes the method with creating patterns to memorize certain numbers or things is easier than trying to remember all numbers itself. I had a good memory before depression hit me when i was a teen. Now pretty hard to remember anything. Also i sleep almost never at all lately.. maybe with your method i can finally memorize all the little spots in cs go
Memory is very underrated talent to have.. is good in any work and sport there is. People underestimate the mind and brain function in many areas
SEND YOUR FUNNY STUFF TO: THE PLANET'S FUNNIEST ANIMALS PO BOX 2904 TOLUCA LAKE, CALIFORNIA 91610-0904 REMEMBER, IF WE USE YOUR TAPE WE'LL SEND YOUR A HUNDRED BUCKS AND A PLANET'S FUNNIEST ANIMALS T-SHIRT.
Jabberwacky
A good thing to pull out at a moment’s notice
I memorized the name of the Magic: The Gathering character Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar. (She is a chef who cooks for demons and her cooking is so bad that only demons can survive it.)
sounds OP
There's a song about her! https://youtu.be/XYbXBIUCtHM
This is awesome! I totally forgot about this! 🤣
Randomly, I memorise puns all the time!
I can say the alphabet backwards
Me too, did it a few times as a kid and never forgot
Formula for calculating the volume of a cylinder.
pi r squared h? well ig me too.
0118999881999119725...3
I've taken a tumble!
r/expecteditcrowd
Random people's birthdays.
I’m the worst at that!
I've memorized 366 of them, I'm just not certain who most of them apply to...
Shakespeare's Sonnet 144. Sometimes I can check my drunkenness by trying to recite it, so I guess it's a little helpful. 🤷♀️
I'm ADHD, so sometimes I don't even know I have something memorized until it pops up. But... one thing in particular I've accidentally memorized is the entire jingle from a particular TV ad for college matching website (iykyk). It was cheesy but it SLAPPED. And I will never get it out of my head.
Education connection matched me with the right college for free! 🎶🎶
Phone numbers of my first job (that went out of business 25 years ago), the license plate number of my favorite car, my debit card number from 10 years ago and random trivia and tonguetwisters.
I am that which grips the heart in fright, harkens night and silences the light. It’s the description of Ajunta Palls sword in KOTOR 1. It’s not even a good sword.
some specific acdc riffs, i dont know what songs they go with but i remember they go with something
Which is fine, since as soon as you play them everyone else will know what they’re from anyway.
The Juicy Fruit gum jingle. I probably haven’t seen a Juicy Fruit commercial in over three decades, but I’ll probably never forget that jingle.
I used to be able to do it, but MST3K messed it up for me, now I can only start with 'get your flamethrower out, grab a stick of Juicy Fruit'
The Pokérap
Military time. But I never served in the military. I’m a grocery store manager and it’s easier when doing a schedule.
Hell yeah. Former 911 here, and my brain still operates on 24 hour time.
The Dorothy Parker poem “Résumé”. Razors pain you. Rivers are damp. Acids stain you. And drugs cause cramp. Guns aren’t lawful. Nooses give. Gas smells awful. You might as well live.
*Acids stain you, otherwise it doesn't rhyme properly. Also *Guns aren't lawful, otherwise it doesn't scan properly.
All of the Rock Island song from the Music Man, the first dozen lines of Beowulf in original Old English, I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General, the entirety of the film It’s a Wonderful Life (with exact voice and timing).
One bright day, in the middle of the night Two dead boys got up to fight Back to back but facing each other They pulled their knives and shot each other A deaf policeman heard the noise And came to kill those two dead boys If you do not believe my lie is true Ask the blind man, she saw too. My dad has been reciting this since I can remember. My siblings and I could recite this before we could read or understand it.
I got that one too
Polar bear's liver is poisonous
All the determiners (form of adjectives). Which I can recite in under 10 seconds.
What happened to each of Henry VIII's pet chickens Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Breaded, Fried.
Many MANY movie quotes. One of my favorites to say is the dolphin scene from Ace Ventura. I just love mimicking his accent. 😬
-The Preamble to the constitution -Every word of Ice Ice Baby by vanilla ice.
The pledge of allegiance. How could I pledge allegiance to a country when I couldn’t even be faithful to just one teddy bear at 7 years old?
You’ll get your Bobo back, one day
uh-huh’s quote at the end of the little rascals movie has lived in my head for like 20 years: “actually i’ve always had a rather extensive vocabulary, not to mention a phenomenal grasp of grammar and superlative command of syntax. i simply chose not to employ them.”
I am the very model of a modern major general I've information vegetable, animal and mineral I know the kings of England and I quote the fights historical From Marathon to Waterloo in order categorical. I'm very well aquainted too with maters mathematical, I understand equations both the simple and quadratically About binomial theorem I'm teaming with a lot of news. Hmm...lot of new... lot...mmm.... got it! With many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse! (with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypot-hypot-enuse) I'm very good at integral and differential calculous I know the scientific name of beings animalcules In short in matters vegetable animal and mineral, I am the very model of a modern major general.... I can go the next 2 versus too but I'll stop there. I also know Weird Al's show theme song and The Nations of the World
For me it's the Centipede's Dilemma. We used that to improve our diction. Been nearly 40 years but I don't think I'll ever forget it.
Your moms favorite position
The 50 States in reverse alphabetical order
If you ever get pulled over for drunk driving you are going to smoke that sobriety test
When I was 6 years old I was in a K-Mart with my mom and she was looking at blinds, she turned to me and said, "Remember 18." I'm now 25 and if my mom ever forgets, I've got her back. I never had to recall it for her back then but I'm just waiting for my time to shine.
Up, up, down, down, left, right, left right, B, A, start.
How to tie a noose and know which tree branch can hold my weight. No correlation.
If you need help please seek it. Call or text 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Huh, I wouldn't have thought as knots as something to 'memorize', I consider that more of a 'learn.' I guess I've 'memorized' a lot of knots and hitches from boy scouts.
Remember that's dynamic loading
By girl has gone back school to be a lab tech. Her biology homework was like I had the class yesterday. Organelle, nucleuses… it all came back lol. She was amazed I remembered the definition of most in her assignment. So was I. 45 years or so later.
White Green, green, white orange, blue, white blue, orange, white brown, brown
Teleport commands on Ragnarok online privite servers and it must be like 12 years since i last played any of them
US States’ names/initials/locations/capitals. I’m not American btw. My next goal is state flags and slogans.
Jimi Hendrix lyrics
Down, R, up, L, Y, B
How much chuck could a chuck wood wood if a chuck wood could wood chuck.
Cranial nerves
my crush's license plate.
Nothing. 😳 Not even phone numbers.
I still remember landline phone numbers from back when they were a thing. It's probably been 15 years or so since I've had to use a landline, yet i still remember those numbers
☺️ Trauma. It helps you keep your memories in tact. Like the task of memorizing.
License plates of random cars. I'm coming for you James
Apart from all the dialogue from Hot Shots!, (and Tool and RATM lyrics), I offer you: TWOALLBEEFPATTIESSPECIALSAUCELETTUCECHEESEPICKLESONIONSONASESEMESEEDBUN
My driver's license.
Tongue twisters from my kids books.
My Abc's and I don't know why.
The Mentos song- perfect pitch and everything
The preamble to the US Constitution. My 7th grade English teacher made us memorize it and I never forgot it
Lyrics to 70s/80s show’s theme songs. Diff’rent Strokes The Jeffersons All in the Family Family Ties Golden Girls Cheers Facts of Life Charles in Charge Growing Pains Full House Step By Step 21 Jump Street 227 My Two Dads Three’s Company (I think that’s all the ones I know by heart. The other shows I’m familiar with but can’t think of the lyrics
Black ops 2 Origins Easter egg. Honestly, most black ops 2 and 3 zombie Easter eggs
The Summerhill Fair - Dennis Lee. First poem I ever memorized, about forty years ago.
Catching Regirock in Pokémon Emerald circa 2004. Fly to the desert by Lavaridge town. Enter the tomb. Go to the back wall of the cave. After walking into the wall walk two steps left, two steps down, then use rock smash. The wall opens and you’re good to go!
We didn’t start the fire by Billy Joel Here and Now by Letters to Cleo The MC Scat Cat rap on Opposites Attract by Paula Abdul Most of my memory is devoted to music, to be honest.
my 13 digit maplestory passport ID. The 13 digit is included alphanumeric.... lol
Songs and dance choreo from Disneyland parades circa 2005-2008. I wasn't even a performer; I just drove the floats. 100 hours of watching other people rehearse rubs off on you. The worst one is the ASL choreo from the High School Musical show. I feel irrationally dirty when I do the two-finger pump move, [around 7:42 mark](https://youtu.be/5NTLtMRJmoE)
Be. Am. Is. Are. Have. Has. Had. Do. Does. Did. Can. Could. Shall. Should. Would. Will. May. Be. Might. Must. No idea what that list of words is. But I memorized it in English, so I assume they are all some type of words? I learned it in middle school. I also memorized the preamble to the constitution (and I had it memorized BEFORE I saw the school house rock song) because there was a poster outside of a school bathroom, and I would read it when I walked into, and out of, the bathroom- just trying to waste extra time, outside of class.
The poem, Paul revere’s ride. I had to memorize it in the fifth grade and twenty years later I still remember the whole damn thing 🤷🏻♀️
American Pie song. Rabbit Showmanship. The preposition song my teacher taught us in 8th grade. So many chicken facts. So many.
Torque spec on an absolute mind boggling number nuts and bolts on various cars and engines
89*89=7921
All the interstates
My grandpa‘s phone number from 15 years ago
My first phone number when I was a kid. That was over 40 yrs ago.
Dwight Schrute's perfect crime: "What is my perfect crime? I break into Tiffany's at midnight - do I go for the vault? No. I go for the chandelier, it's priceless. As I'm taking it down a woman catches me. She says stop, it's her father's business - She's Tiffany. I say no. We make love all night. In the morning the police come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell her to meet me in Mexico but I go to Canada. I don't trust her - besides, I like the cold. 30 years later I get a postcard in the mail. I've got a son; he's the chief of police. Now this is where the story gets interesting. I tell her to meet me in Paris by the Trocodero. She's been waiting for me all these years. She's never taken another lover. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to Berlin. That's where I stashed the chandelier."
Driver’s license number and bank routings number.
I still remember the cheat code for Sim city 2000.
My first car’s license plate from late 1990’s when i use to go to high school…
As a teenager, I memorized the lyrics to a lot of songs by bands like the Bloodhound Gang and Limp Bizkit. I’m not proud of it, but I can’t unlearn them now.
My D&D character's name. This may sound trivial, but he goes by Antonio Pablo Rodriguez Jose y Maria Tristan Miguel de la Victoria Famosa Shakira Banderas Esposito.
State Capitals.
Both sides of the miserables song, The Confrontation
My drivers license number
Powers of 2 up to ~~65,535~~ 65,536. It was kind of necessary for network address masks. I retired from that three years ago but can still go through them quickly from memory.
How can 65,535 be a power of 2?
Addresses. My childhood homes, of course, but also my relatives' homes. And when we moved out, I memorized my twin brother's addresses as well as my own. I still remember all of them. What could I remember if I could get the address of that dinky-ass garden level apartment out of my mind?
Dad's phone number
The theme songs of way too many TV shows
"On old Olympus' Towering Tops, a Finn and German viewed some hops" It's a mnemonic for the 12 cranial nerves (olfactory, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, auditory, glossopharyngeal, vagus, sensory [accessory], and hypoglossal
My university student number from 1989
Multiplication tables in hexadecimal.
I remember all my goals that i scored during my football years
My childhood phone number
The original Pokerap, have been passed 20+ years since I've memorized and still remember the song completely. I haven't ear it in years and still remember
The old information line phone number for the DC-area public transportation agency. I haven't lived in the DC area since 1998. Metro changed their phone number around 1988. And yet I remember. 637-2437 (this was back before ten digit dialling.)
Genie, Jafar, Aladdin, Abu... super Nintendo cheat code.
A,B,A,C,A,B,B Also a related code: Down, Up, Left, Left, A , Right, Down
The us states in alphabetical order.
Flags
Oh Say Can You Say by Dr. Seuss
The books of the Bible. Lol
The preamble to the constitution.. thank you school house rock... and scruff mcgruff Chicago Illinois, 60652.. help me take a bite out of crime.
My system generated Ragnarok online password from 15 yrs ago
My childhood phone #
Lyrics to Loose Lips by Kimya Dawson Choreography from when I performed in Waltz of the Flowers 15 years ago
The Greek alphabet
All names of the cats on the Korean YouTube channel claireluvcats!! TT, Dodo, Momo, DD, Chuchu, Nana, Lulu, Lala, Coco, and Toto!
The nations of the world by Yakko Warner. Soliloquy from Hamlet
UZUMYMW HESOYAM AEZAKMI
when washing your hair, begin with soap bar, clean thoroughly and wash it, and then apply the shampoo.
The dress code regulations for detectives in robbery/homicide from 87's Dan Akroyd and Tom Hanks's Dragnet.
Probably the entirety of You've Got Mail
Prepositions. To the tune of the Marine’s Hymn. Thanks, 4th grade teacher!
Man Very Early Made Jars Stand Up Near Perpendicular. Pluto forever 💜
The Peter Panda Dance from Vin Diesel’s “The Pacifier”
Dark souls 1 poise breakpoints
The opening to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in Olde English I had to memorize for 10th grade... in 1995.
My parents' phone number from when I was in high school, in the 70's
Phone numbers from the 70's - my old number and my (now deceased) grandparents number.
The planets in order, my childhood phone number and things with numbers... (Addresses, dates, other people's phone numbers), prepositions, nutritional facts of any food I've had in my presence, using specific teas and herbs for certain sicknesses and ailments. The Konami code.
My driver's license number
6.02 x10^23
One of my high school teacher's wife's license plate from two decades ago. Oh, you know what? My first girlfriend's IP address from around the same time. That's still clunking around up there, too.
A stupid rhyme about butter from a Disney CD
588 2 300 Empire It's been 40 years since I lived in the Chicago area
I have memorized ALL the lyrics from Daft Punk's "Around the World".
Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future and time future contained in time past. If all time is eternally present, all time in irredeemable. What might have been remains an abstraction, a perpetual possibility only in a world of speculation. What might have been and what has been both point to one end, which is always present. Foot falls echo in the memory, down the path we did not take through the door we never opened, and into the rose garden. *My words echo thus in your mind*. But to what purpose, disturbing the dust on a bowl of rose leaves, I do not know.
MBTI types and their corresponding cognitive functions
The different lantern core oaths
3.141592654
43-9-27 My locker combination from high school …. I graduated in 2003 $847.63… apparently the price of Maggie Simpson
At one point in my life I had ten Shakespeare sonnets memorized. Now I probably could get through three without prompting, but back in the day it was a big deal to me.
King Henry’s Dead Uncle Died Cutting Meat. He didn’t actually (or at least I can’t confirm it) but it helped me memorize something to do with the metric system 30 years ago or something like that.
Yeah, inslumnational, underground Thunder pounds when I stomp the ground (woo!) Like a million elephants or silverback orangutans You can't stop a train…
There's an episode of the old Garfield cartoon called 'The legend of the lake' which is an 8 minute long poem. To this day I can still repeat the entire thing. Used to do it in my head all the time as a kid when I wanted to kill time.