What's your Field of expertise?

Raisin Bran · Sep 25, 2006

warpus said:
Rolling a j

Im amazing at that ... my friends call me the lightning roller.

From start to finish = 30 seconds

I have to add that Im good at negociating

Im a hard negociator and I must say im quite good at refusing to take back things I sold (or things the store sold).

JerichoHill · Sep 25, 2006

Rambuchan said:
I've been formally trained in:
Showing off?

[/joke]

Darn skippy.

Elta · Sep 25, 2006

Pro: I am a HIGHLY*skilled using medisoft even thou I can't get a job in medical office support to save my life :rolleyes:

*Seriously I've set records on test and such at job corps.

Personal: Martial arts, Politics in america at the grass roots level, How people really feel about race and class in america,Latin America,Dancing,Understanding medical terms by using my knowledge of latin,SuperPower 2 (even more so in really long games ......2 weeks real time + I am undefeated.*)

*The kind where you only play 1:30 hours a day 30: before bed 30: beore work etc etc keep the game speed at the max while your gone.

Whomp · Sep 25, 2006

ironduck said:
I seem to excel at unpairing my socks when doing the laundry, thereby having one of them vanish, but never the other

The socks are making their great escape. First they cling to the dryer in hopes of getting mixed in with the sheets. The sheets hide them out until the dog finds them and proceeds to put them in the "secret dog place" that only dogs know. You'll find them there.

On topic...
My b'ness skills are in the field of money management.
My personal skills include:

A vast knowledge of useless baseball statistics especially 1977...it's the year I annihilated my father in strat-o-matic baseball.
A Captain's license from the coast guard.
Leading the league in question asking.
Utter Domination in scrabble.
Like Mambo I've travelled a lot and it does help.

NKVD · Sep 25, 2006

professional:

Electricity
Hearing aids

interest:

photography
knee high boots
russia history
hockey

NKVD · Sep 25, 2006

Raisin Bran said:
Im amazing at that ... my friends call me the lightning roller.

From start to finish = 30 seconds

poor girlfriend...

sysyphus said:
Professional: Energy sector engineering, currently in Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Personal: Music Production, hockey, building electronic equipment.

your company doesnt need an electrician ?

Fifty · Sep 25, 2006

Spoiler :

Moderator Action: So who's your favourite NZ short story writer?

Eran of Arcadia · Sep 25, 2006

@Fifty: You forgot "lying out my a**".

Me:

1. Jack.
2. Squat.

No, I do have an extensive array of arcane (read "useless") knowledge at my disposal . . .

Shylock · Sep 25, 2006

WWII
Roman Empire
Computers
Cooking
US History

So I'm basically worthless except for two.

Pyrite · Sep 25, 2006

1. Freight trains.
2. Living it up with absolutely no money at all.
3. Traveling.
4. Not getting myself killed.
5. Drugs- making and chem.
6.Guitar

Stevenpfo · Sep 25, 2006

I don't like chatting for the same reason most times unless I feel I know enough about the subject at hand.

Professional: Military (Infantry - Mech infantry more so than dismounted stuff). Afghanistan (Southern Afgh.?)

Personal: PC Games. Punk. Playing bad music. My family. Meeting people. I used to suck at that.

shortguy · Sep 25, 2006

I have no expertise, and whenever I think so I quickly tend to find myself quite mistaken.

Arcadian83 · Sep 26, 2006

JerichoHill said:
Take 1 guess...

Paganism?

For me:
Programming (Software Development)

Shaihulud · Sep 26, 2006

I can't really say im an expert at anything, but i have a bachelor in physics and maths. I like doing batik, cooking and im a good dancer. I have alot of miscellaneous unconnected useless knowledge stored in my brain that i occasionally spew out to the amusement of my friends.

Tank_Guy#3 · Sep 26, 2006

I am called upon at work to feed a line of bull at times. Though I'm also rather a skilled battlefield commander when it comes to Rome Total War. I've pulled off some astounding victories (heroic pitifully descibes how great they were). I'm also becoming more and more proficient in Computer Networking/Troubleshooting (my major). I've also pretty much mastered the use of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access (I despise Access).

Outstanding RTS Commander
Computer Networking
Computer Troubleshooting Hardware
Computer Troubleshooting Software
Computer Hardware in general (I like breaking and fixing things)
Freshwater fish of Central and East/Central Wisconsin
Certain areas of Trivia
RISK (all versions, LOTR, Regular...)
Monopoly (I wipe out all competitors, and
Stratego
Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint

That's enough for now.......

Grisu · Sep 26, 2006

Professionally: Programming (mainly Java) especially Webservices
used to be pretty fluent in networking technology but it's rusting...

personally:
floorball
cooking (no expert but not too bad, IMHO)
random trivia
travelling (constantly working on improving this)
further I'm a pretty generalized guy, I'm not really an expert at anything but I'm decent at a whole lot of different things

Berrie · Sep 26, 2006

Professionally:
- Belgian (medical) law
- international law
- international politics

Personally:
- jack of all trades (I know a bit of everything, but ain't really good at something special)
- random trivia (has to do with the former point)

Little Raven · Sep 26, 2006

I don't think I'm an 'expert' on anything. I like to think I know a little about a lot of things, though.

But why on earth would you only debate topics on which you're an expert? The best part about debating is when you get your butt totally kicked; that's when you learn the most.

Raisin Bran · Sep 26, 2006

Little Raven said:
I don't think I'm an 'expert' on anything. I like to think I know a little about a lot of things, though.

But why on earth would you only debate topics on which you're an expert? The best part about debating is when you get your butt totally kicked; that's when you learn the most.

I have pride. I don't like getting my ass kicked.

I learn by reading threads. I'm not the type to debate just to debate.

Fifty · Sep 26, 2006

ainwood said:
Moderator Action: So who's your favourite NZ short story writer?

Funny you should ask that, my PhD dissertation in NZ lit was on the sociological aspects of Maurice Gee's work in both European descent NZers and Maori, respectively.

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