Done

[COSteve]

Done

[Boreman]

You have no idea how glad I am to have that problem cleared up.THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!

[Mac in Mo]

So you're saying if I remove all the doors in my house I won't do that anymore? My wife will not be happy.


Kevin

[Borregos]

Well,I'm glad you cleared that up for me, thanks

[Mescalero]

Holy Carp!
And I thought I was getting senile!

[ollogger]

ya but ive worked out side all my life

ollogger

[Mescalero]

olloger,
You might have a problem.

[awp101]

Wait, I was going to post something here. If I could only remember what...

[jnyork]

Among the youth-impaired geezers such as myself, those are known as "hereafter moments". You get off the couch and walk into the kitchen, open the frige and then stand there wondering "what am I here after?".

[Mescalero]

Good advice,
Trust in God and the Mauser.

[Mescalero]

awp101,
In German, God is spelled Gott
I am not trying to be a smart butt.

[awp101]

You get off the couch and walk into the kitchen, open the frige and then stand there wondering "what am I here after?".

Or like the dirty old man bit from Laugh In:

Do you believe in the hereafter?

Of course I do!

Well then, you know what I'm here after!

True Mescalero but that's either Dutch or Afrikaans, I don't recall which. It was one of the slogans of the Boers during the Second Boer War (1899-1902).

[bdhold]

um,...um,....um,...
that's what I get for having my computer in a closet

[Mescalero]

Still good advice.

[1894c]

the Doors...really liked their music...didn't know they caused forgetfulness...thought the psychedelic substances that one might indulge in while listening to their music did that...not like i would actually know... :)

[olyinaz]

FINALLY the psychologists make some sense.

Oly

[Blaine]

Event Horizon? I'm gonna write that down so I don't forget it...

[harry]

Kinda like Notre Dame ran through the locker room door and out onto the field and thought "What are we here for"

[El Chivo]

have you heard about the absent-minded professor? He kissed the door and slammed his wife.

[Gobblerforge]

I have been a door installation contractor since 1995 and this is the first I've heard of this. It could explain why I feel so confused at the end of the work day. You know, while working, in the door, out the door, in the door out the door..............
Gobbler

[Sixgun]

Be glad thats your issue. I forget as I'm walking towards the door.-----6

[Griff]

Smart phones are such a boon to us old geezers. The app called "Notes" takes care of all that. You're only being obstinate if you don't upgrade!

I like to call those "Sometimer's Moments"! Sometimes I remember, sometimes I don't!

[rossim92]

I never forget when I go through a bathroom door. I have

Two personal reminders built in me trousers:-)

[mikld]

There's an "Event Boundry" at the front door of my local gun store. I try to go in and get only what I needed, but as I cross the threshold, my mind goes into "I want that, I need a couple of those, I need twelve of those..." mode and I ferget what I went to the store to get!

[jeepnik]

Yea well, how do you explain forgetting what I'm looking for walking accross the room? Young whipper snapper researchers ain't got a clue.

[Catshooter]

Gee, I wonder how much that intelligent little study cost us taxpayers . . .


Cat

[COSteve]

Done

[2571]

Psychologists at the University of Notre Dame have discovered that passing through a doorway triggers what's known as “Event Boundary

-1

More lies spread by AL football

[JohndeFresno]

Event Horizon? I'm gonna write that down so I don't forget it...

...er... you're thinking of this -

...wrong Event thing...