Dose any else has this problem or had my bike rattled my screws loose?

You may have a touch of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Bonez.

It happens a lot to our Service people who are subjected to things that no human should ever have to do or see.

In most cases, the PTSD will affect the memory regarding the traumatic event (such as combat) but in other cases it may erase everything painful in your life... which may include quite a few childhood memories.

A lot of people might recommend seeing a shrink for this but I believe that if it's bad & you didn't gain anything from it... there's no point in keeping it. ;)

I am not sure if you were exposed to any combat while you were in there (you did not mention) but that might be because of it - trauma of some kind...

I forgot a lot from those days but I still remember quite too... so no - I don't share this problem with you...

Just look ahead in the future - the past is good only for the things that you've screwed up and learned a lesson...

I don't, I remember most time back till I was 5. I joined the Army in 1981, every DI. I had was a Vietnam vet. I didn't see any real combat, I can speak of. All my club brothers are, Ex- Army or Marines.

It's age, my friend.

I remember nothing at all before age 7.

I remember a few highlights from high school.

A few from Boot.

I can picture some of the places I went, but can't tell you which cruise it was.

One thing I do remember - green eggs.

Brother...

you have only one rifle and one gun...

one is for fighting the other for fun...

You are a JAR HEAD

this is what you've become.

a lean mean fighting machine

nothing matters anymore

do your time toe the line and leave.

Then return to life and the community

just don't believe your country is going to be proud of you

but be proud of what you have done for your fellow man.

Brothers in Arms...

Thats what Agent Orange does to you.

I'm sorry but what does this have to do with motorcycles? I'm sure there are plenty of sections for this but motorcycles isn't one of them.