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14. I have always

Mon Jul 29, 2013, 10:22 AM

Jul 2013

had a natural talent for remembering names and faces. It's really a good talent to have as people tend to like you for remembering them.

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How well do you recognize faces? [View all] Lionel Mandrake Jul 2013 OP

Your recognition of siblings Lionel Mandrake Jul 2013 #5

I think I must recognize the phermones applegrove Jul 2013 #8

Shame and embarrassment are my middle name Lionel Mandrake Jul 2013 #27

I am more like Jennifer Jarett... CaliforniaPeggy Jul 2013 #3

I also get mixed up Lionel Mandrake Jul 2013 #20

Everybody I meet looks like Peter Sellers. rug Jul 2013 #4

I laughed. Chan790 Jul 2013 #6

Is that you, Muffley? rug Jul 2013 #7

I recognize faces but not the names of the faces . olddots Jul 2013 #9

Doktor Seltsamliebe Lionel Mandrake Jul 2013 #10

Terrible at names and faces. femmocrat Jul 2013 #11

I can look at identical twins and not see a resemblance rurallib Jul 2013 #12

! Tuesday Afternoon Jul 2013 #23

yeah - it is really weird rurallib Jul 2013 #26

I have always Bunnahabhain Jul 2013 #14

Well played. Bunnahabhain Jul 2013 #18

Here it is. Lionel Mandrake Jul 2013 #22

I never forget a cat or dog face, or their name. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2013 #25

Pretty good. LWolf Jul 2013 #17

I've often said that I could be shown the FBI's 10 most wanted list, LeftofObama Jul 2013 #21

I'm pretty good at remembering faces. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2013 #24