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Topic: Have you simply forgot?
Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Thu 08/21/08 05:06 PM Edited by Up2Us on Thu 08/21/08 05:07 PM
Have you simply forgot or loss your train of thought? (while speaking in front of a crowd) Have you forgot where you placed, or lost your car keys? Do you forget names easily?

PATSFAN Joined Mon 12/10/07 Posts: 42782	Thu 08/21/08 05:07 PM
I forgot

ledi180 Joined Sun 04/15/07 Posts: 5910	Thu 08/21/08 05:07 PM
I do lose my thoughts sometimes. I also misplace my keys. As far as names go, I'm SUPER bad with names. I don't forget them - I just fail to hear them. I'm introduced to people and I hear "Karen, this is blah blah". I just don't absorb names.

boneyjoe Joined Sun 12/09/07 Posts: 6196	Thu 08/21/08 05:08 PM
thats why people have name taggs,,,,,an thoes little key chanes

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Thu 08/21/08 05:08 PM
Technically, it's "Have you forgotten?" You can say "I forgot," but if you use "have" or "had," the proper verb form is "forgotten."

stardust50 Joined Tue 06/03/08 Posts: 542	Thu 08/21/08 05:09 PM
Now that I am older the one thing I miss the most is my mind.

VladTheInhailer Joined Thu 05/29/08 Posts: 416	Thu 08/21/08 05:10 PM
cough cough...do what now? i think i was thinking about a taco bell commercial

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Thu 08/21/08 05:10 PM
Have you simply forgot or loss your train of thought? (while speaking in front of a crowd) Have you forgot where you placed, or lost your car keys? Do you forget names easily? I was going to type my answer but I forgot what I we were talking about...

Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Thu 08/21/08 05:10 PM
Technically, it's "Have you forgotten?" You can say "I forgot," but if you use "have" or "had," the proper verb form is "forgotten." Thanks I'll try to remember that bit of info...

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Thu 08/21/08 05:12 PM
Technically, it's "Have you forgotten?" You can say "I forgot," but if you use "have" or "had," the proper verb form is "forgotten." Thanks I'll try to remember that bit of info... As a writer, I tend to notice insignificant stuff like that!

mscherbear Joined Fri 03/07/08 Posts: 15111	Thu 08/21/08 05:18 PM
Ummm, what was the question again?

rich4luv2 Joined Thu 09/20/07 Posts: 88	Thu 08/21/08 05:19 PM
Tis never better to forget and lose, than to have not forgotten at all...

polypeasant Joined Tue 02/27/07 Posts: 1319	Thu 08/21/08 05:19 PM
Names...neither do I absorb them. Females...yeah...how many more of them do I need to know..kidding. If I think I'm never going to see them again...instant erase..

awolf1010 Joined Sun 03/30/08 Posts: 7251	Thu 08/21/08 05:22 PM
what the h3ll was this thread about again????

writer_gurl Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 7673	Thu 08/21/08 05:28 PM
Yes Maybe ....I forgot

Queene123 Joined Tue 06/26/07 Posts: 17056	Thu 08/21/08 05:28 PM
yea i have called my son his sister name. and my mom does that often as well, to me or my sisters i even said our dogs name that i had when i was little on accedent of one of my sisters. im glad they didnt hear that

whispertoascream Joined Fri 11/17/06 Posts: 22844	Thu 08/21/08 05:30 PM
Technically, it's "Have you forgotten?" You can say "I forgot," but if you use "have" or "had," the proper verb form is "forgotten." Maybe he just forgot.

Unknow Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 41170	Thu 08/21/08 05:32 PM
I am so lost. Is this the bakery?