Dory-Hole
(Noun) An expression of a psychological area of the brain where information and memories are forgitten five seconds after the brain realizes it there. Derived from "Finding Nemo" character Dory, a fish that struggles with short-term memory loss.
(Verb) To purposefully forget a piece of information because it is either unpleasant, overly complicated, irrelevant, or uninteresting
(Verb) To purposefully forget a piece of information because it is either unpleasant, overly complicated, irrelevant, or uninteresting
"Send me the assignment in an email, otherwise, it may just fall into the Dory-hole."
"The past few weeks were so miserable that I am going to drink until I Dory-hole any memory of it."
"The past few weeks were so miserable that I am going to drink until I Dory-hole any memory of it."
Dory-Hole by TheStumbledore April 4, 2025
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