Over 30 years since our last encounter (which there is no way he could possibly remember), I brought Prime Minister Netanyahu our resolution and assured him that we stand with Israel.
As so often with memoirs, especially the best-written ones, you do find yourself wondering how anyone could possibly remember so much.
"He would disgorge an absolutely enormous amount of information during his lectures, more than anyone could possibly remember, and what you felt was — you felt you couldn't compete.
"He would disgorge an absolutely enormous amount of information during his lectures, more than anyone could possibly remember, and what you felt was you felt you couldn't compete.
He recalls in detail circumstances and conversations no 5-year-old could possibly remember, and he turns up, with uncanny frequency, close enough to witness or eavesdrop on important events.
But this was no daddy hundred, this was a grandaddy hundred, not just because of its prodigious size, but because only your grandad could possibly remember when India had been made to look quite so ordinary.
There's something condescending about this; the tone suggests that no one who has lived through the original incarnations of these toys, and the TV shows and movies that inspired them, could possibly remember anything about them because that person might have a gray hair or two now.
It is way more fucked up than you could possibly remember.
Who could possibly remember when they first heard "Great Balls of Fire," or imagine a time before they knew "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye"?
SPEER: I know what you mean; it is mentioned in the Schieber letter of 4 May 1944, which is in my document book, but I could not possibly remember all these details.
