It's a kind of free-pass for assholes -- which we can all be sometimes -- maybe we might just not forget it's a gift we give each other.
They might not soon forget, either, as the scent has a tendency to hang around, even when the party is over.
And let's not forget, Coakley might never have built the profile to run for Attorney General if it hadn't been for her prosecution of Louise Woodward, a young British nanny convicted of shaking an infant to death.
He still had to win that match - for a while, it looked like he might choke - and let's not forget that Wawrinka was streets ahead of Nadal before he hurt his back.
Mata could probably be forgiven for wondering where all this leaves him – and let's not forget how it might affect Adnan Januzaj either.
Let me not forget breakfast, which might include bourbon-vanilla French toast ($3.75), made with thick slices of multigrain bread, or fine huevos rancheros ($3.75), a Southwestern scramble of eggs, onions, peppers and tomatoes.
A compatibilist might first grant that Oscar does not forget strictly speaking after all, we can assume no neurological impairment has occurred in him.
Let's not forget that Caldwell might just have an axe to grind with the former Myspace president, and the company itself, because of things like this.
We must not forget that it might often be erroneous to conclude that processes that produce same (or similar) results are same; merely because the results from them are matching (in some significant confidence interval).
A sharply hit double in the third, however, showed that Markakis might not have forgotten his number after all.
