What is something you’re not good at?

Carnally desiring women.

Any kind of team sports. I’m clumsy and I bump into people.

Turning off my gag reflex. I have to use a spray for that.

I’m terrible at sports, too. I wanted to play in all sports when I was a kid. But I was clumsy and short and I was always called last when they chose sides. I did run track in high school one year, but I sucked.

Aerobic step exercise. I’m a dancer, I even perform and teach dance, so I’m coordinated, but I can’t coordinate to do that. I also can’t do the elliptical exercise machine.

I can’t sing, I can’t do distance cardio.

Standing up for myself.

Playing musical instruments.

Pool and snow skiing are things for which I have zero talent. It was fun trying though.

Solving logic problems in math.

Getting up off the floor, my knees are shot.

Giving street and avenue directions to 911 with out using landmarks.

I can’t jog or run. I could maybe jog or run about a half a block, that’s it.

Playing pool. I do better with darts.

Staying silent in class , and tardiness. I however now leave home early to make sure that I show up on time for appointments. Better early than late.

I would have been a psychologist, by now, if I only remained silent and showed up to class on time.

Directions. I have 0 sense of direction

Math – still don’t know all of my times tables, but I got an A in algebra, loved it! and statistics. Can’t do most of the basic functions in my head. I know I need to carry a number and do, but then when I need it I forget where I put it!

Directions. No matter where I am, I’m 90 degrees off; if I think I’m facing west, it’s actually north. What’s funny is it’s always 90 degrees off to the right. If I think I’m facing north, it’s actually east.

Letting go.

@bob_ Awww. I’ll go make you a sandwich!

@bob_ I not good at letting go too. However I am good at holding on.

Foreign languages
Athletics
Math (after geometry)

Dancing. I was born without rhythm.

Drawing and writing in cursive . Unless I print my writing is not very legible.

I recently found my report cards from elementary school. Ever year the teachers said my handwriting was “Poor.”

@LuckyGuy my grades in grades 4–6 my handwriting was between 40%-&-0%. Teachers didn’t care that I had several broken wrists and hands.

Not all at the same time, but concurrently. Grades 3–9 where bad for injuries, for me.

Also dancing and writing in cursive. Thank you for reminding me @filmfann and @LuckyGuy.

Learning history would be another one for me. I actually know more than a lot of people I meet, which is shocking to me, but there is much more I don’t know and can’t retain, try as I might. I have some sort of missing part in my brain.

Organic chemistry. The bane of my college career and what kept me out of vet school.

Oh. Also licking donald trump’s butt.

I have two. Poker and fishing. With poker, I am deadly right up to the point where any money is put on the table. At that point, I cannot even get a pair of twos for about 10 hands.

With fishing, I either catch fish that are too small to keep or I catch things like logs. I hooked a nice bass one time. I was fishing off a dock and it hit hard. I started reeling it in and suddenly there was less tension on the line. The fish was swimming directly at me faster than I could reel it in. I literally watched him (her?) swim right next to the dock, swim under a stump, around the stump, back under the stump, spit the hook and swim away. It was episodes like that that made me realize if I had to depend on fishing as my food source I’d end up starving.

LOLLL!^^^

Dancing and reversing a car. The reversing is particularly annoying. I don’t have much occasion to dance, but there are times it would be handy to have better reverse skills. I am only a tiny bit better in a car with a back-up camera.

I can totally understand why dancing while reversing would be difficult.

@tedibear I forgot about driving in reverse! Can’t do that pretty much at all. Car keeps wiggling back and forth.

Driving in reverse is something I actually do well. I worked summers in a warehouse in college and they required that we drive forklifts in reverse for safety reasons. To this day I can reverse about as good as driving forward

I parked hundreds of cars a day at Hertz 20 year s ago as a part-time job. Yes 12. to 18 cars an hour.

We had to back the cars into the spaces so clients would “drive out”!

Oh! Writing or throwing with my left hand (my off hand). My left hand is just stupid when it comes to things like that.