Have you ever committed something to memory? Be it a text, a poem, a bible verse, whatever?
Song lyrics of course don't count (unless it's in a language you don't speak and actually memorized it).
Have you ever committed something to memory? Be it a text, a poem, a bible verse, whatever?
Matthew Lewis
Gavin Moore
McDonald’s drive through menu
Ryder Perry
Once I learned the shahada. I was into Islam.
Andrew Moore
What a coincidence; I've memorized it too.
Also memorized a few paragraphs from the Analects of Confucius.
Parker Campbell
I know Surahs of the Quran, in the original Classical Arabic, by heart, Alhamdolillah.
Nathan Russell
A few poems.
Charles Morales
i dont feel the need to remember everything now that computers are there to remember it for me. nowadays i only have to remember where i put my data to look through them later, sort of like how pointers work in programming.
personally i think if you have to memorize something you're doing it wrong.
Xavier Morris
a few verses of Shakespeare, makes you look so educated if you can say a few famous verses
Charles Hall
Same, that's what happens when you watch too many videos from the dawla al islamiyya
But I think this might be handy if i'm in a terrorist situation and I need to prove i'm a mudslim.
Cameron Johnson
I can list all known neurotransmitters.
Angel Stewart
all 3?
Angel Sanders
People who say memorized Shakespeare verses always seem super brainlet to me. The only thing worse is when someone has a tendency to say obscure memorized French derived words that nobody uses in English.
Brayden Scott
Over 60 actually
Blake Evans
The Esperanto anthem
Christian Jones
Turok cheat code to unlock everything
NTHGTHDGDCRTDTRK
Don't even really care for the game but this is committed.
Justin Sanders
A large body of geographic information.
Jabberwocky (lots of people do this one though)
Gettysburg Address, the Declaration once (the important parts are the first third and the last third, the middle is noise).
Mason Garcia
A few prayers and Bible verses, a poem and a bunch of other things.
Samuel Ross
A couple of verses from a Byron poem, which I saw at the start of "Into the Wild" and liked. If I remember rightly:
There is a pleasure in the pathless woods,
There is a rapture in the lonely shore,
Society, where none intrude
By the deep sea, and music in its roar
I love not man the less, but nature more
In these our interviews, from which I steal
From all that I may be, or have been before
To mingle with the universe and feel
What I can ne'er express, yet can no longer feel
Xavier Gray
I memorize Bible verses and fun historical quotes
Jeremiah Green
>fun historical quotes
gibs
Oliver Rivera
I have memorized a couple of poems that I thought were meaningful
Austin Martinez
I know some Martin Fierro quotes.
I like this one: God made the white man, Saint Peter made mulattoes and the black folk was made by the devil; to fuel the fires of hell.