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gofikphoenix
Now firstly- i do NOT meany your HDD or RAM Memory tongue.gif

What is your memory like, choose from the above options. Lots of em to choose for so make a careful decision wink.gif


I find that my memory is Amazing long term, i can remember going round peoples houses when i was younger (10 odd years ago) and being able to remember what we watched on television and such. But my short term memory is awful, i am currently setting alarms with my phone to remind me to do things otherwise they would never get done!

Happing Choosing...
anakinsolois
This would be mine - Long Term Bad and Short Term Amazing
bigg
i dont really know how i have Long Term Amazing and Short Term Bad seeing as i can rarely remember things but ask me about them in 3 weeks and im good to go biggrin.gif
serges2
I guess we can't choose multiple answers on this one lol so here is my answer. Short term memory is directly affected by impairment levels; starts off great (unless its math) and deteriorates accordingly. biggrin.gif Long term awesome, I still remeber stuff from before I could speak and freak my parents out with some of the things I've come up with. Most vivid one is of me escaping from the yard at 3 1/2 and heading for the beach, seemed like miles and miles away but in reality was only 5 blocks, I think they snaffled me about the 3rd one.
I always remember a face but am toast when it comes to names (unless I see the person often) so I think I retain images better than words in some instances. Interesting topic gofik, now, what the heck was I talking about? tongue.gif
psYchotic
I chose for "long term good and short term bad". I especially have a good memory for things that interest me, which is normal, I guess. You could ask some people I know, I can remember things, important or not, that we discussed a couple of years ago (not too long ago, coz I'm still young). But amazingly, one of my earliest memories goes only back to when I was in the 3d year of my life. I never understand why I can't remember anything from before that wacko.gif
GTX5_Crusader
Long Term Good - Short Term Amazing.

I've been able to remember things like driving directions the day I make the trip, and not get lost. I can just look at a map and the directions before I leave, then leave, and make it to where I need to go without ever looking at a map again.
I can also remember numbers for a short time, like 5 digit zip codes or lock combinations, or currency dominations.

But ask me those same things in about a day or two and I'll forget them.

Some things I can remember well for a long time, but not everything. I can tell you only about 50% of what I learned in high-school, even though I'm still using it today (like Network Administration).
Basically, I can't remember things that I have to remember over time unless I hear about it multiple times.
Deftone
I chose both bad mainly because it has no real impact on me whether its been a long time or not...I tend to have bad memory to most things, and it is only with trivial things that I am reminded .... like moves to mortal kombat lol.
pyromaniac
laugh.gif pretty much bad all the way
madmafia
drugs kill brain cells
my short memory is REALLY bad
so bad that when i go START>prgrams i forget why i went there
GTX5_Crusader
I sometimes forget what I forgot to forget...
Advance Boy
Long Term Good and Short Term Bad (or should I say "Short Term Non")

I've always had problems remembering thing, anything from whats the weather outside, all the way to names, this is due to that I have a Short Term Memory Problem. I have had this sence the doctors found out when I was about 3 or 4 years of age, and I've been living with is throughout my life with is. ermm.gif
GameSkillPhil
My long term is decent but short term sucks I can't remember names or faces after the first time I see them
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