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What skill you have?

1prinnydood
#41
cjdoggerYou two don't know how much I am laughing right now
:D
cjdogger
#42
This should be on "You laugh, you lose"
Loonylion
#43

Replying to #42

https://www.romulation.org/forum/index.php?topic=4340.0You do, indeed, lose.
cjdogger
#44
Oh noes! But there is a way to beat THE GAME..
1prinnydood
#45
cjdogger · #42This should be on "You laugh, you lose"
I'm gonna paint my man as Darth Vader for the title. :P
forte_amirulOP
#46
1prinnydoodAh, term from my childhood. I guess it appeals to me as an onomatopoeian word.
I called it ping-pong too.
k9112009
#47
Some people call it ping pong whie others call it table tennis.The sport is really called table tennis but people would rather use the term ping pong 'cause 'ping pong' was a very famous manufacturer of table tennis products and accessories back in England during the 1900s.Sports historians and enthusiasts still debate whether ping pong originated in Europe or China because the Chinese are just so good in table tennis.
Born2killx
#48
Ping pong is what it's called in China. (乒乓球)
forte_amirulOP
#49
Guess the name ping-pong spread.
lampslammer
#50
haha funny topic.i can debate, skate, and make bongs that put ROOR to shame.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#51
My one true talent is I can cram alot of stuff into my head that needs memorizing, especially for an exam. The only downside is, after the exam I can only retain a small fraction of the things I memorized.
forte_amirulOP
#52
Well,the same as me.It's kinda pity what I memorized can only I remembered a little.
crazytuna
#53
Do you consider doing the Rubik's cube as a talent?
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#54

Replying to #53

Dude yes! Especially if you're the kind of person who can figure out a jumbled Rubik's cube in seconds!
crazytuna
#55

Replying to #54

alrightttttttt
my personal record is 56 seconds :D
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#56
I'm amazed by those Rubik's pros who seem to just do little twists & turns then BAM! They already solved the puzzle in seconds!
crazytuna
#57
The ones who do it blind-folded are even more amazing :o
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#58
How do they do it!?Are the faces of the cube tiles marked with grooves to guide them or something?
crazytuna
#59
They just "feel" the cube
no actually just by looking at it, they create their own pattern and they do it
rush n kaos
#60
those blind-fold Rubik cubers are insanei'm good at...
games (only certain ones)
math/science (AKA logic)
work at stuff with hands, you know, make thingsand i've got a really weird... thing. basically i know what i will definitely forget in the future, so in order not to forget it i forget that i am going to forget what i was going to forgetconfusing, no? but i'm not kidding.
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