#misremember

[ghostboy-with-freetime]

I’m sure we all know of this SpongeBob meme:

“This is an extreme thirst!” And I know me and my friends do, too. We quote this very often! Anytime we need a drink, are thirsty, drinking lemonade, have a giant container, etc. . But here’s the thing, me and my friends haven’t been using this meme, because we’ve always know it as this instead:

“This is an UNQUENCHABLE thirst!” And we all remember it saying “unquenchable”, never “extreme”. I’m aware that the actual phrase is the extreme one, but I was just wondering if anybody else mis-remembered it as unquenchable.

[shakespearenews]

'Romeo And Juliet': Just As You Misremembered It

In a new off-Broadway production, Shakespeare's classic is retold through the fuzzy recollections of people who slept through English class.

The show's creators called unsuspecting people on the phone and asked them what they remembered about Shakespeare's classic love story. The result is a hilarious mishmash of half-recalled quotes, mixed-up plot points and wild digressions — all performed in the traditional Shakespearean style.

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Around the Curve at Dusk

Around the Curve at Dusk

Seeking the ravine

Gradually

Lending itself south,

Around the curve at dusk

Time wheels in reverse

Each night

Each trek

I draw near its brave ramble,

Soon to tumble in its rapids

With few regrets

I seek the rush, the denial

The dull gleam of years lost

Where the swift ravine stalls

In the old wilderness

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[loftydreams101]

A Distorted Memory

He used to charge for the rolling hills When his dreams boiled over And the sunlight poured and poured In abundance He would pedal He would slide, Screech the whole way down, He would scream with delight All those Saturdays ago Always scraping and tumbling To the red flare of dusk With his tired eyes aimed At a generous tomorrow        

[loftydreams101]

One Summer Day in San Francisco

In a crowded streetcar I was locked in a dying romance     A memory, I have rearranged Over the years

[slimlastforskolins]

People misremember numerical facts to fit their biases -- ScienceDaily

People misremember numerical facts to fit their biases — ScienceDaily

Along with partisan news outlets and political blogs, there’s another surprising source of misinformation on controversial topics — it’s you.

A new study found that people given accurate statistics on a controversial issue tended to misremember those numbers to fit commonly held beliefs.

For example, when people are shown that the number of Mexican immigrants in the United States declined…

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lofi hip hop beats to misremember to

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