I didn't realize that was possible...does my memory suck now?

For the first time I can recall (but even that might be a tainted phrase), I read something again for the first time. As in, with every page I read, I realized I had actually read it before, only I had no recollection of it until it happened; I had no idea what the next page was going to say.

Mind you, it was ST:TNG -- Q Squared (Peter David), all about alternate realities and the like, so I may have just been living in the book for a bit, but still, it was really odd. I read the book before; I knew I'd read the book before (upon reading it again), and yet I still had no idea how it was going to end, or even what the next chapter would bring...

go fig.

sometimes I wish there was a way to do that with music, but my aural melodic memory's too good. It happens on occasion, and is a wonderous experience, but its all too rare.

new world record

Done by one of my favorite (prog)Rock groups of all time.

Marillion now have the world record for
The fastest time for a music DVD to be filmed and then released is 63 hr 29 min. Featuring the band Marillion, it was recorded at the Marillion Convention at Butlins, Minehead, Somerset UK on 14 March 2003, before going on sale to the public on 17 March 2003. It was confirmed in April 2003 as an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records.