We meet....and I forgot your name. Would you be offended it I used a mild term of endearment?
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CuriousFrank
ANSWERS: 12
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Not if I've met you before, I'd just figure you'd forgotten, and then remind you so I wouldn't have to keep hearing the 'nauseating endearment'.
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Not at all my dear!
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I think I would rather you say...I forgot your name please tell me again:)
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Not at all. I am TERRIBLE with names. Faces and situations I can recall instantly, but for some reason names just don't stick. I went to a meeting about three years ago, and was introduced to a guy. I looked at his face and said we had met about 10 years before, and I told him exactly what his computer issues were are the time, what version of UNIX he was running, and how I fixed it. But for the life of me, I could not remember his name!
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No I never get offended, would be better if you just said hey who the heck are you I have forgotten. But even a term of endearment is ok I would sense you couldnt place my name and I would work it into the conversations. I am pretty observant.
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Not in the least I do it all the time because I can remember any face or voice but names just don't stick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):)
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It's all good, bro! Honestly, I don't mind. I have to work hard to remember someones name when I first meet them.
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No, not at all. I'm bad with remembering names myself.
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Since I might have forgotten yours too, I would probably re-introduce myself and ask your name as well.
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no not at all ... so long as you don't call me late for dinner ...it doesn't worry me
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What do you do when you forget someone's name? There's a guy who comes into my work who always flirts with me, but I cannot remember his name. I feel bad and have asked him what it was before, so I can't ask again. I think its Luis.
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Not at all, er... sweetiepie.
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