SS #
Medicare #
Driver license #
Car plate numbers past and present
Medicare provider #
UPIN #
CE Tracker #
NPI (National Provider ID) #
DPS prescriber #
Federal Employer ID #
Student ID #
Bank PIN #
Various phone numbers, addresses, school building #'s, going back to the 60's

But don't ask me someones' name. That's going too far.

I’m terrible with remembering numbers. Given that, it’s really odd that I have memorized the number on one of my credit cards. I didn’t even try to. It just stayed with me. I still remember my childhood phone number and my high school locker combo. But I don’t know anyone’s phone number now.

SS#
my phone #
Safe combos

Not as many viable brain cells as I used to have so best not to clog them up.

Other than a few door access codes, SS#, safe combo ATM, only ones in my memory is wife and daughter cell phones. I couldn't tell you my son's to save my life.

DL, plates, etc. is just a waste of precious memory. Used to have credit cards, but with autofill on those I can only tell you the last 4 digits!

My sister, however, remembers the patent number from top of tub faucet from childhood. She is 67....

426-2720.
My parents phone number when I was growing up. Every day, starting in first grade, as I went out the door to the bus stop, my mother would ask me "what's your phone number"?
She did not stop asking until I made it to high school!

quote:

Originally posted by lechiffre:
867-5309

You know Jenny too? She sure got around……

I still remember my childhood phone number
A couple old phone numbers
Social Security number
Several DL’s
Several old plates
Rosie’s dimensions (52-34-56)

Outside of that, the iPhone has replaced my brains. I feel
Fortunate I can still do simple math in my head

Wife's birthday and our wedding anniversary....... 'nuff said!

Like PHPaul, I remember useless numbers for no good reason.

7013007 is number on the aluminum tag for the Rochester 2-barrel carburetor for the 1959 Chevy 283 with manual transmission.

Why?

quote:

Originally posted by Sig2340:...

In 1968 my family's phone number was 26268.

Now, SIGforum brainiacs, where did I live?

Singapore.

quote:

Originally posted by Russ59:
Like PHPaul, I remember useless numbers for no good reason.

7013007 is number on the aluminum tag for the Rochester 2-barrel carburetor for the 1959 Chevy 283 with manual transmission.

Why?

With a firing order of 18436572

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679 ...

quote:

Originally posted by lechiffre:
867-5309

I remember Jenny's number too.

SSN, safe combination, a few birthdays, my PINs and my phone number. For other phone numbers I rely on my phone and an old-school address book.

2.78182818...
3.141592653589...

18436572.

remember the same important numbers. I also remember 2 HS girlfriends license numbers, several school friends phone numbers, the phone number of a girl I had one date with, and the checking account number from a bank that doesn’t exist anymore. No clue why
^^^^^^^^
Because it made it to long term memory. Memory has had a lot of research.

As a retired ATCS and current flight instructor and commercial pilot I got so dang many numbers stuck in my head it's ridiculous.

And of course...867-5309

quote:

Originally posted by joel9507:
2.78182818...

Did thou mean 2.718281828...

Weapon Serial Number that I was issued in the Academy.

Orginal home phone number 1958...........Orginal Drivers License issued 1965 ........ Orginal military ID number issued Aug 68......... drill sgt..