I can't spell words out loud. Typing or writing I'm an average to good speller, but verbally I get about three letters into a word and I have no idea where I'm at or what comes next. I do have mild dyslexia, so at least I have an excuse for that.lechat said:remember shit
i know remembering may not be classed as a skill and a lot of people will claim having a bad memory but despite remembering my, and friends phone numbers from 20 years ago if you give me a 5 digit number to remember and i don't spend the next 30 seconds mumbling it to myself it's gone!
worst part is that bullshit trick you use on little kids to talk behind their back by spelling shit out works on me. so if you were to say "don't tell LeChat but he is a S-T-U-P-I-D P-R-I-C-K" odds are i won't know what you said.
certain combinations of letters or numbers sorta click an i am able to process them into words or remember them but mostly i'm like the guy from momento and stuff just pops outa my head every 5 seconds
I have no excuse for my inability to remember names. Specifically, the names of people I've met. I'm great at celebrity names, street names, the names of video games, but regular people names? Forget it. If I'm around a person frequently I will eventually remember their name, but as soon as I spend some time away from them the name is just gone. There's no chance of me recalling it when this happens. It's incredibly embarrassing when I forget the name of someone I've known for 10 or 15 years.
Quick true story; A buddy and I met some good looking girls at a Taco Bell of all places and ended up going to a concert with them. Of course we all introduced ourselves when we first met. I'm trying to get next to this one girl until 4am and things are looking really good. I'm charming, I'm witty, I'm a good listener, we're talking about life and love. I've sealed the deal. She looks at me with those eyes and says (paraphrasing), "You're not like other guys. You listen. I've met some guys that couldn't even remember my name." The sudden look of panic on my face must have given me away. "You remember my name, right?" "Um... Sarah?" It wasn't Sarah, my friends. It sooooooo wasn't Sarah.