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<blockquote data-quote="480sparky" data-source="post: 230193" data-attributes="member: 15805">I recall years ago having a couple friends get married.&nbsp; When they came back from the honeymoon, I was asked to watch the videos and look at the photos they had taken..................OhMyGod!They had NINETY-some hours of VHS tapes, and over 2,000 photos!&nbsp; Dam!&nbsp; They had only spent two days at DisneyWorld!&nbsp; How can you take 90 hours of video in two days?!?!?!Well, they started taking video as soon as they left for the airport!&nbsp; &quot;Here we are, driving to the airport.&quot; &quot;Here we are, checking our bags.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;That's Angie, sitting at the airport waiting for our flight.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;Here's Brian, walking down towards the plane&quot;.Between the scores of video tapes and the albums stuffed with 4x5s, they started to argue about who did what when, and had to settle the argument by using the video and photos.&quot;Here's the door to our room.&quot; &quot;Oh, that's the car we rented.... a Buick Riviera!&quot; &quot;That's the waiter for lunch on the second day.&quot; &quot;No, dear, that's the waiter for dinner on the first day.&quot; &quot;No, that's was the second day, but maybe it was for breakfast.&quot;I can see where this article was headed, as I had some first-hand experience with Recording Overload causing Event Amnesia.&nbsp; Brian &amp; Angie probably could not recall a single, even if very important, moment from their honeymoon if they didn't have a video and/or photo of it.That night was probably the worst 3 hours of my life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="480sparky, post: 230193, member: 15805"] I recall years ago having a couple friends get married. When they came back from the honeymoon, I was asked to watch the videos and look at the photos they had taken.................. Oh My [B]God![/B] They had NINETY-some hours of VHS tapes, and over 2,000 photos! Dam! They had only spent two days at DisneyWorld! How can you take 90 hours of video in two days?!?!?! Well, they started taking video as soon as they left for the airport! "Here we are, driving to the airport." "Here we are, checking our bags." "That's Angie, sitting at the airport waiting for our flight." "Here's Brian, walking down towards the plane". Between the scores of video tapes and the albums stuffed with 4x5s, they started to argue about who did what when, and had to settle the argument by using the video and photos. "Here's the door to our room." "Oh, that's the car we rented.... a Buick Riviera!" "That's the waiter for lunch on the second day." "No, dear, that's the waiter for dinner on the first day." "No, that's was the second day, but maybe it was for breakfast." I can see where this article was headed, as I had some first-hand experience with [I]Recording Overload[/I] causing [I]Event Amnesia[/I]. Brian & Angie probably could not recall a single, even if very important, moment from their honeymoon if they didn't have a video and/or photo of it. That night was probably the worst 3 hours of my life. [/QUOTE]

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