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seem to have an inordinate amount of random trivial knowledge which makes me really good at games like Trivial Pursuit and Jeopardy. ... making sense of large amounts of information. Chess. Spacial reasoning. Managing finances. Taking naps. I'm really bad at remembering things and having to fake
I'm really good at remembering random useless bits of information. And since I'm good at remembering random useless bits of information, I can play a mean game of Trivial Pursuit.
Remembering unimportant things. Forgetting important things. Procrastinating . Sleeping twelve hours in a row. Making people laugh . Making plans . Multitasking. Helping people analyze their feelings. Dancing . Trivial Pursuit. ... Caution: bunch of random information ahead.
then you don't have to bother with all my trivial little needs and just be youyou are a tragic ... Informers: Bret Easton Ellis, but not The Information by Martin AmisThe Pursuit Of Love: Nancy ... my marabou feather stole; wearing it evenrememberingreading about the earthly paradise in Dantetrying
The Sorting Hat Test
Welcome to the Sorting Hat. This is different from many Sorting Hat tests. Most Sorting tests have four-answer questions and it's totally obvious what... ...
The Intuitive, aka The Longest Journal, Ever.
do and/or don't do with this information is
entirely up to you. It's merely my desire to make the information
readily available, since lately I ... wear, what colours, what shoes, were too
trivial for him to waste time on. ... Remembering they are gone a good deal of the time, it makes
perfect sense why
Lady with Lapdog
He would pace a long time about his room,
remembering it all and smiling; then his memories passed ... left a life grovelling and
curtailed, worthless and trivial, and there is no escaping or
getting ... The
hotel porter gave him the necessary information; Von Diderits lived
in a house of his own in Old
