Word: forgetability
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...made our point and we should get off his case. It's not worth my time to carry around the pain and the bitterness, so I've forgiven the guy. I think that he knows what he did and that he'll never, ever forget it. That's good enough...
...record, let's not forget the 11-2 slaughter of B.C. in early April...
Memories they'll never be able to forget. Something to talk about at cocktail parties. Interesting scars, and fun diseases other kids will envy...
...Victorian England, after Dickens, George Eliot and probably Thackeray. Readers, however, have been kinder, and Trollope has always enjoyed an enthusiastic following. During World War II, for example, he ranked first in the esteem of English readers, and Londoners took him down to the Tubes to help them forget the German bombs exploding above. Trollope sales rose then in the U.S. as well, and for a time Barchester Towers and The Last Chronicle of Barset were as hot -well, almost as hot-as black-market sugar...
...feature article on the front page, this is the last time we'll be riding these happy trails together--until the fall, at least. As the last snows of Spring cascade down from on high all over my typewriter, my horse, and my moped (you can't forget the moped--have you bought yours yet?), I can't resist the urge to wax a little nostalgic, to be a little self-serving for once. I remember the first break I got here this fall. I was just another junior--a regular sort, interested mostly in tutorial papers and chasing mopeds...