What can I learn?

[SEAL]

Learn, and don't practise it thrue a computer, flirting techniques.

Memory boosters. Your own memory that is. Or that reading skill where you can reada book, and remember the content, in 30 seconds.

Become a good cook.

Learn the body languages.

Learn astrology, read handlines, etc.

Go backpacking/ temp working in a foreign country.

Learn massage technique's.

Go bowling. Often.

Do charity. Work in a dog cannel for instance. Get an empty bag and collect trash in the woods.

Become an online wargod. Get the priceless status of an admired and respected ZH, ER or forum-helpdesk guy of the Trenchwars community.

[Burzum]

Learn how to spell!

Awesome work nockm! Of course I mean your slightly edited quote.

[Zeebu]

someone said cook, thats one of the best ones ive seen. there is little else that can take you so far. learn a bit on how flavors go with each other and get creative. its fun and can be impressive. serslah... get yo dick wet

[Jeansi]

dance, sing, buy some instrument. Not that hard to come up with new (cheap) hobbies

[Jerome Scuggs]

someone said cook, thats one of the best ones ive seen. there is little else that can take you so far. learn a bit on how flavors go with each other and get creative. its fun and can be impressive. serslah... get yo dick wet

Wow, that's weird. In Louisiana, where I live... cooking is like second nature, like riding a bike. You're not expected to be able to cook a mean chili or fantastic jambalaya by age 15, but most people can.

People shit on Louisiana, but I've been other places, and I sort of like it here. Reflecting a bit, I was able to learn the things I mentioned earlier because of 'Southern Hospitality' - I walk into a mechanic's shop and they'll teach me the ropes and not think twice. Other states I've been to - I come off thinking everyone's an asshole, even though apparently in most places it's not normal to greet everyone you see regardless of whether or not you know them.

[SEAL]

First sentence.. a bit off topic but ok.

Question:
And that whole reply adds what to the conversation... ?
You remind me of someone with that non related, non asked judgemental reply.

[Jerome Scuggs]

First sentence.. a bit off topic but ok.

Question:
And that whole reply adds what to the conversation... ?
You remind me of someone with that non related, non asked judgemental reply.

*Insert insult about you/your understanding of the English language/equally unfunny comment*

are you stupid or acting it

haha ZING 5 more days till im unbanned!!

Awesome work nockm! Of course I mean your slightly edited quote.

My reply was somewhat on-topic as you said, you just derailed thread! You remind me of someone with that threadjacking reply, and a bit biased too, seeing as you could have pointed out any of these replies I posted above, but chose to use my (relatively on-topic) post

[Scurvy]

Wow, that's weird. In Louisiana, where I live... cooking is like second nature, like riding a bike. You're not expected to be able to cook a mean chili or fantastic jambalaya by age 15, but most people can.

People shit on Louisiana, but I've been other places, and I sort of like it here. Reflecting a bit, I was able to learn the things I mentioned earlier because of 'Southern Hospitality' - I walk into a mechanic's shop and they'll teach me the ropes and not think twice. Other states I've been to - I come off thinking everyone's an asshole, even though apparently in most places it's not normal to greet everyone you see regardless of whether or not you know them.

i'm so used to people being assholes then when i travel and people are friendly, it creeps me out.

[Vykromond]

I come off thinking everyone's an asshole, even though apparently in most places it's not normal to greet everyone you see regardless of whether or not you know them.

That's very much a Southern thing.

[Verthanthi]

That's very much a Southern thing.

One of my professor's in high school was from Kenya and insists its an African thing, as well.

[Scurvy]

no, a kenyan thing is to greet everybody you see, then take off and run 20 miles in world record time