People are sharing obvious things they’ve forgotten and here are the 11 most memorable

John Plunkett. Updated May 23rd, 2018

It started when someone called @Pandamoanium on Twitter had a very funny confession to make.

Took one of my dogs to the vet for her annual booster.
Got halfway to the vet’s and realised I’d forgotten my dog.
I am officially an idiot.

— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) May 21, 2018

Please tell me you were actually trailing an empty lead behind you….

— Dirtyfrog (@dirtyfrog) May 21, 2018

Hah! No, sorry, was in the car.

— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) May 21, 2018

And it got people sharing stories of when they had forgotten something really obvious and here are the 11 most memorable …

My grandfather once took me home from their house in Sunderland to my parents in Durham, only to pull up at my parents house & realise he hadn’t put me in the car.

— Thumbelisa (@LadyLisaCusack) May 21, 2018

I was at the vets with my cats once when a woman walked in for her appt and the receptionist had to ask where her dog was. At least you realised and didn’t need to be asked!

— Jo Berridge (@JanaElbie) May 22, 2018

Uber driver told me about a time guy asked him to come back because they forgot something. Driver arrives, and guy retrieves his super-drunk gf from the floorboards.

— tony #SaveNetNeutrality (@tonyfelice) May 22, 2018

My friend got on the bus to take his car in for its MOT. It was even on his route to work, so all very handy. It wasn’t until he got off the bus near the garage that he realised the problem.

— Rebecca Mason (@BeccaMason76) May 21, 2018

I once tried to put on a belt before I put on my pants.

— cousin Mary (@Cousinmaree) May 22, 2018

I forgot my glasses at the movies. Great. I’m literally not gonna see anything.

— Indiana Massara (@IndianaMassara) May 14, 2018

Got on the bus after school, bus leaves.

I start freaking out because I can’t find my glasses.

I can’t remember where I last saw them. Not in my bag. Not in my pocket. Not on top of my head.

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They were sitting on my nose. pic.twitter.com/qJfHCLHVno

— Kiran (@KKDulay) May 22, 2018

I’ve never done it with my Guide Dog, but when I used a cane would leave the house without it and get halfway down the street about once every 6 weeks. Bizarrely is then feel really vulnerable in making my way back to get it.

— Complexicated Cookie (@Johnboy_Cook) May 22, 2018

I once queued up to pay for petrol and – distracted by the BP 'Wild Bean Cafe' and M&S shop – hadn't actually filled my car with petrol. This caused the people behind me in the queue some merriment. #petrolstationdistractions #BPWildBeanCafe

— Sally Barton (@SallyBartonArt) May 21, 2018

10.

Drove to work. Was sitting in my car about to turn it off. Forgot how to turn it off. Turned on wipers, was confused that that didn’t work and then remembered to turn the key. Added more caffeine into my life after that.

— Kodie Trahan Guay (@kodietg) May 23, 2018

11.

I forgot my son once…. left him at a convenience store, I thought he got back in the car with his brothers…I still cringe when I remember. I got him back within 2 minutes, but still. Epic Mom fail…l☹️☹️☹️To my defense, his older brother said let’s go..

— Kathy Kelley (@LoveMyCavalier) May 22, 2018

And then there was this.

You should have turned up with just a lead and demand that they make your dog visible again.

— Ben Moore (@benjaminpmoore) May 21, 2018