What are your skills?

TwelveEleven · Post by **TwelveEleven** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 2:28 am

XuChu wrote:all that is coached? , bastard!

My father thought me most

MastaChiefX · Post by **MastaChiefX** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 2:36 am

avanti42 wrote:
MastaChiefX wrote:Wait. You have to coach to be skilled?
Highly disagree. Some of my skills.
Driving.
Charming women.
Computers.
History.
"Hacking" real life things. Such as getting things for free that are normally not free.
Piano, but not as much anymore. I quit.
I'll post more when I think of them.

isnt that generally considered stealing?

and me i have no skills unless you count slacking im good at that and i can be funny on occasion

Not always. There is alot of "hand out"/"free" things out there that most people don't know about.

PB_and_J · Post by **PB_and_J** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 2:59 am

5 pin bowling, 10 years +, gone all over Canada (free trips) competing in national competitions, won a gold and silver medal at national competitions...

Elikapeka · Post by **Elikapeka** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 3:14 am

dance; parents put me to it when I was 3 years-old, am 19 now. started off with dance recitals and moved onto teaching toddlers and keeping it as a serious hobby. ballet is my "specialty".

Post by **dom** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 3:23 am

Elikapeka wrote:dance; parents put me to it when I was 3 years-old, am 19 now. started off with dance recitals and moved onto teaching toddlers and keeping it as a serious hobby. ballet is my "specialty".

How do you teach todlers?

Elikapeka · Post by **Elikapeka** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 3:46 am

dom wrote:How do you teach todlers?

well, teaching is a bit of a stretch. we're more like babysitters most of the time. there's 3 of us for a group of 11 toddlers, age range is 3-4 years-old.

play games like copy cat, or follow the leader. simple steps, like twirls. dolls or stuffed animals to keep their attention and keep them happy. and when it's time for the recital, the 3 of us stand in front of the stage and dance around and hope the babes copy us. haha.

I honestly think the parents do it for the adorable costumes and free copies of the entire recital.

Ashikiheyun · Post by **Ashikiheyun** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 3:48 am

Since when does only having two years of coaching make someone "skilled?"
Anywho, mine would be piano then, 3 or 4 years now.

XuChu · Post by **XuChu** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:17 am

MastaChiefX wrote:Wait. You have to coach to be skilled?
Highly disagree. Some of my skills.

i never said you have to be coached to be skilled, i said coached because normally that means its not a one day two day thing, but rather a more serious one. 2yr plus of your self means your pretty serious about it.

XuChu · Post by **XuChu** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:18 am

Ashikiheyun wrote:Since when does only having two years of coaching make someone "skilled?"
Anywho, mine would be piano then, 3 or 4 years now.

?????
searched in my text and show me where I've said 2 years of coaching makes you skilled.

Mugen† · Post by **Mugen†** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:44 am

Elikapeka wrote:
dom wrote:How do you teach todlers?

well, teaching is a bit of a stretch. we're more like babysitters most of the time. there's 3 of us for a group of 11 toddlers, age range is 3-4 years-old.

play games like copy cat, or follow the leader. simple steps, like twirls. dolls or stuffed animals to keep their attention and keep them happy. and when it's time for the recital, the 3 of us stand in front of the stage and dance around and hope the babes copy us. haha.

I honestly think the parents do it for the adorable costumes and free copies of the entire recital.

that sooo sweet :oops:

OT. vollyball for about 5 years..stoped becouse of surgery
dance :wink:

only half year now stoped becouse of exams but i like it so im planing to go back to it some time soon

Post by **Stress** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:32 am

8 year piano. I was pretty pro at it.
Some table tennis too.
And above all: maths for me

Post by **dom** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 12:38 pm

Elikapeka wrote:
dom wrote:How do you teach todlers?

well, teaching is a bit of a stretch. we're more like babysitters most of the time. there's 3 of us for a group of 11 toddlers, age range is 3-4 years-old.

play games like copy cat, or follow the leader. simple steps, like twirls. dolls or stuffed animals to keep their attention and keep them happy. and when it's time for the recital, the 3 of us stand in front of the stage and dance around and hope the babes copy us. haha.

I honestly think the parents do it for the adorable costumes and free copies of the entire recital.

I'd have a whistle. And, when i'd blow it, they'd line up. Sort of like in the sound of music.

lexies2 · Post by **lexies2** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 2:30 pm

basket ball

I can put my head between my legs

PsYch008 · Post by **PsYch008** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 2:36 pm

Music
Many instruments
Computers
Being Awesome
Driving (not just cars, pretty much anything with wheels)
Snow boarding
I know there are more, but i cant think right now.

lexies2 wrote:basket ball

I can put my head between my legs

thats pretty kinky.

skulldiver · Post by **skulldiver** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:55 pm

so um lexies...do you use that...skill? :wink:

if so...for what?

PsYch008 · Post by **PsYch008** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:56 pm

skulldiver wrote:so um lexies...do you use that...skill?

if so...for what?

the real question is... can you put your head between skulldiver's legs? :shock:

skulldiver · Post by **skulldiver** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 5:00 pm

that isn't so hard is it?:P.

you dont have to be athletic for that,if i just lay down :roll:

rek · Post by **rek** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 5:25 pm

ummm...photoshop, i play basketball on a team and extreme foruming...lame

Elikapeka · Post by **Elikapeka** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 5:40 pm

Mugen† wrote:that sooo sweet
OT. vollyball for about 5 years..stoped becouse of surgery
dance only half year now stoped becouse of exams but i like it so im planing to go back to it some time soon

awh, meep. :oops:

dom wrote:I'd have a whistle. And, when i'd blow it, they'd line up. Sort of like in the sound of music.

first time you did that with my group, you'd get get tackled and beat down. :\ they're feisty little monsters. :twisted:

OT; does reading count? I'm an avid reader. and had college level reading skills when I was in the 7th grade. *shrug*