[james500]

For every noble endeavor, there's a sick bastard waiting to exploit it.

[cripplecreek]

Bad idea. Memories both good and bad make us who we are and teach us to cope.

[Rudder]

Propranolol is certainly not a new drug.

[Mr. Brightside]

Eliminates bad memories?

Did you say the next Date Rape Drug, or the Next Blind Date Drug?

[Screamname]

As a New Yorker forced to live amongst the worst liberal scum the planets ever seen, will it make me forget that the Clinton co-conspirator was elected my Senator not once but twice? There is only so many times I can vomit and I would like to stop.

[lightman]

Not to be administered until the perps’ last appeals have been exhausted.

Any doc friendly to the defense should be charged with Obstruction of Justice.

[ClearCase_guy]

[BraveMan]

None for me, thanks. I need to remember why to never, ever, do that again . . .

[HitmanLV]

The very immature trend to avoid emotional pain at all costs continues.

[isthisnickcool]

Wow, what if they have been giving this to me but I don't remember?

I hope so because I just saw Hillary on C-span and I want to forget that. Badly.

[gondramB]

>>; scientists were able to remove a specific memory from the brains of rats while leaving the rest of the animals’ memories intact<<

That is serious sci-fi stuff... at least til now.

[brityank]

Psychiatry; An Industry of Death ^ will give you a good primer.

[Redbob]

"Researchers at Harvard and McGill University (in Montreal) are working on an amnesia drug that blocks or deletes bad memories."

They're too late: there's a place in Lynchburg, Tennessee that beat them to the market...

[Dr.Zoidberg]

I’ll admit there’s a few relatio....er....memories I REALLY wish I could have avoided, but those memories serve a valuable purpose.

As long as I remember, I’m much less likely to make the same mistakes again.

Stupidity should be painful, it’s a teaching mechanism. If it hurts, you will probably avoid doing the same stupid thing in future.

[CT]

1992-2000. And I’ll take the entire bottle, please.

[dfwgator]

I need this drug to erase the memory of seeing Kathy Bates in “About Schmidt.”

[Nachoman]

I feel fortunate that I don’t remember much of the Seventies.

[William Terrell]

The refined verion of this would save a lot of money renting movies.

[Rembrandt]

What a great idea, engineered alzheimer’s. Could I use it to bury all memories of the Klintoons and Jammah Cahtah?

[rwilson99]

Funny... the movie that likely inspired the research... Sunshine of the Spotless Mind includes a nice story arc that explains the pitfalls of using such a treatment.

It follows the logic of those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it.

[bray]

Will it make me forget the co-clinton years??

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