What are you an expert in?

[begin_within]

For me, obviously, fireworks. http://www.fireworksland.com

[taterguy]

1. thread killing

[grannylib]

32. me too...I seem to be the kiss of death for most threads...

[ThomCat]

2. Telecommunications management

I'm a consultant.

[ghostsofgiants]

3. Repelling females.

That and being exploited for my computer knowledge.

[RedCappedBandit]

6. Me too :(

Hey, at least we're not alone.

[ghostsofgiants]

8. *high five*

[Squatch]

4. Bo staff

[mzteris]

22. which style

of martial art?

[tjwmason]

5. Traditional Catholic liturgy, ceremony, and ritual.

I know exactly how to incense somebody ;)

[SKKY]

7. Network Security and Information Assurance...

It's what I do...

[Lautremont]

9. Canadian horror movies

[everythingsxen]

10. Tacticallity and Strategery

:shrug:

[miss_american_pie]

11. Diaper changing

and how to walk in high heels. ;)

[NewWaveChick1981]

12. Student financial aid and cosmetics.

I'm an almost-expert in several other fields, like pet care. :hi:

[NNadir]

13. I am expert in declaring myself expert.

It is my expert opinion that I am expert that in which I am expert.

[flvegan]

14. Nothing. However, I do have some good skills

with the title to real property, proper training in the gym and rehabbing abused dogs.

[begin_within]

17. Those are all valuable

[EstimatedProphet]

15. Quantitative Ecology, Aquatic Invertebrate Taxonomy, Fisheries Biology

Stuff like that

[mike_c]

31. whoa dude, me too....

Insect community structure, population modeling, and freshwater benthic inverts. And exploiting grad students, of course.... :toast:

[EstimatedProphet]

39. So there's two of us!

[politicat]

16. medieval european history, asian travel.

Fucking off, making messes, harassing cats, walking, turning zucchini into edibles.

[RebelOne]

18. Copy editor here, so my expertise is grammar, spelling,

punctuation and a general command of the English language. Also, since I have owned two Rottweilers (actually they owned me), I think that I would be qualified to state that I am sort of an expert of that breed.

[mzteris]

23. but, but, but - - -

you left the comma off after the word "punctuation"!

:rofl:

(Of course it depends on which grammatical guide to which you ascribe. . .)

sorry - I'm just messing with you..... there was a whole thread some weeks back about whether one used the comma before the 'and' in a series or not.

[Blue-Jay]

19. the sack.

:yoiks:

[everythingsxen]

20. Name-e-ol-o-gy

Anyone name what movie I got that from?

[Fox Mulder]

21. Ask me again in a few years.

:)

[bluethruandthru]

24. Cat Channeling!

:shrug:

[deucemagnet]

25. Specific immunity directed at outer membrane protein P2 of

nontypable Haemophilus influenzae. Yes, I'm a science geek.

[prole_for_peace]

26. reading and watching tv at the same time.

when i start reading my current book, my bf is always saying "if you don't want to watch this we can change it." i assure him i am watching and will proceed to give a synopsis of the plot of the show so far.

but i can't read and listen to the radio or cd player at the same time. it is strange.


today my boss told someone i was an expert in quickbooks but i beg to differ.

[bertha katzenengel]

27. getting pretty close to expert status in Feral TNR.

www.katzenengel.org

In short: abandoned domestic housecats sometimes revert to wildness. The offspring of these cats grow up wild.

TNR stands for "trap - neuter - return." Feral cats are trapped humanely, spayed or neutered, then returned to where they were trapped. In various cities, people band together to care for large communities of feral cats. We're often criticized for feeding these cats, but that's where the spaying & neutering comes in, you see.

:hi:

for more extensive info, and how you can help or get involved, see http://www.alleycat.org/

[yellowdogintexas]

28. currently, property taxes and escrow

formerly, medical insurance


from the hobby and personal interest point of view. English Royalty, Renaissance and Late Medieval history in general.

fairly expert in the kitchen too

[mitchum]

29. The work of Hubert Selby, Jr, the films of Hyapatia Lee, ...

The Rolling Stones, American murders.
My mother always called it "misapplied intelligence"

[Tikki]

30. I play a pretty mean game of....

JACKS

I can still get down on the kitchen floor and practice the progressions. :-)



Tikki

[libnnc]

33. Barbara Stanwyck trivia.....

I'm a freak...

[LSK]

34. nothing, i tend to dabble in everything

[northzax]

35. 12th century Mongol governance structures

in China and the Korean Peninsula.

yes, really.

[eleny]

36. I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express - Ask me anything!

[JackDragna]

37. Teaching, recombinant DNA technology..

..and ruining my liver.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

38. Disability law

[WeRQ4U]

40. Jack of all trades, master of none.

I haven't mastered anything yet, except maybe Super Marios Brothers.

[Phillycat]

41. Tetris.

Really helpful in my life, let me tell you. :eyes:

[RUZIK1]

47. good at tetris?

Okay, what is it that you do? Do you mean DEtritis or
PEtritis?

[Phillycat]

48. Um.

Tetris? The game? You know:


Tetris!

[cobalt1999]

42. 1) unix operating systems, 2) network technology,

3) wine (not sure if I'm really an expert, but I'm studying hard), 4) sailing.

I hope one day to drop the first two and concentrate numbers 3 & 4.

[scarlet_owl]

43. Fishmongering, waitressing, owls.

[UrbScotty]

44. History of the Vice Presidency of the United States

Go ahead, quiz me.

[cobalt1999]

46. okay...

why the 12th amendment? How was it sold to the states? What was motivation of each party? Was there ever a concern about a deliberate assassination by the losing party?

[LeftyMom]

45. Mommy skills

Penny-pinching, meal preparation, the care and treatment of owies, boo-boos and minor ailments, storytelling and instruction, snuggling...

I never thought I'd be at all good at this, so it came as a bit of a shock.