[SMGFan]

wow.

[Daveinyork]

I wonder if he’s seen or read Fahrenheit 457.

[End Times Sentinel]

I once heard on the radio a guy who could tell you the score of every single Philadelphia Flyers game ever played.

That was pretty amazing.

This guy though, hands down winner.

[stars & stripes forever]

He’d be better served memorizing the Scriptures. That achievement will have eternal rewards.

[sit-rep]

The Great Gatsby?? He was a.... Great!

[SkyDancer]

A while back there was a kid in Seattle who could recite all the bus schedules.

[Yaelle]

Lots of kids with autism can memorize movies and book chapters, etc.

[richmwill]

Someone notify Andy Kaufman...

[Cyman]

So can I, just not in the right order.

[Cicero]

Harold Bloom, whom I used to know, had an eidetic memory. He could remember word-for-word every book he read.

C. S. Lewis is also said to have had an eidetic memory. When he was a tutor at Oxford in his study, and discussing something with one of his students, he could point the student to the right shelf, book, and page number for any quotation.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Get back to me when he can recite all of “Valley of the Dolls.”

[ought-six]

This guy has waaaaaaay too much time on his hands.

[Kevmo]

And yet, the book was so boring that I didn’t bother finishing it in High School.

Useless.