What's your useless skill?
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If you give me a pair of knipex snips, I can tell you the generic resin of a polymeric material by cutting it.
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It's a sign of intelligence to be able to "connect the dots", so arguably this is a transferable skill.
Put OP on monitoring CCTV.
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I think recognizing a person by hearing them once would be useful as:
- spy
- bouncer
- detective
- headhunter
- diplomat
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Me, refusing to look up the straight answer online and trying to find the FRIENDS apartment only using the intro, going on Google Street View and finding it, before GeoguessR became a thing.
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I know we’re all here for the LOLs, but just a quick reminder: it’s ok to enjoy things without being able to monetize them.
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My skill? Boring, I wanna talk about people with between zero and one lines on a show ages ago.
Teri Hatcher played a slut on the sitcom Night Court in the late eighties. That's unfair, she was a sex worker and sex work should not be illegal but I remember her as playing a slut.
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I know we’re all here for the LOLs, but just a quick reminder: it’s ok to enjoy things without being able to monetize them.
In this economy?!
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I have the same addiction, but with voice actors.
I kinda have both. I have to know if that cardassian holographic doctor was someone in scrubs. And why do I recognize the chicken from the chicken ad in Bojack horseman and how is it not Terry Crews?
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Me, refusing to look up the straight answer online and trying to find the FRIENDS apartment only using the intro, going on Google Street View and finding it, before GeoguessR became a thing.
Where is it? Share the link!
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Where is it? Share the link!
Grove Street for life, homie.
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Put OP on monitoring CCTV.
"Enhance, OP! Enhance!"
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I know we’re all here for the LOLs, but just a quick reminder: it’s ok to enjoy things without being able to monetize them.
Very wise.
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My SO identifies people by their teeth. Scary as f for me. Like a Zorro would have caught if he opened his mouth.
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Put OP on monitoring CCTV.
I did that for a while, and I’ll be exaggerating my uselessness but here goes.
“No, that can’t be him. See, the man who did the robbery was wearing a pair of pantyhose on his face. This guy has no such article of clothing on his face. His friend had on a ski mask, I don’t see a ski mask on this man’s face. Yeah, they’re wearing the same shoes but what about the face coverings, hmmmmm?”
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Northernlion build his entire career of bering the good of trivia, so it is viable. But not as easy as some other careers to get started in
His general knowledge is insane. But what drew me in was his whit.
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I can say the alphabet backwards, really fast. I also know all the digits of pi in ascending order
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I can say the alphabet backwards, really fast. I also know all the digits of pi in ascending order
Ascending order? So like, 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9?
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Put OP on monitoring CCTV.
"Hey, that guy stealing all our stuff was in Frasier!"
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Don't give me the remote when watching a show on Prime. That X-Ray feature is dope.
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I think recognizing a person by hearing them once would be useful as:
- spy
- bouncer
- detective
- headhunter
- diplomat
Also just for any kind of sales, honestly. I’m always surprised that regular customers at my bakery like being recognized, but they generally do. I was once in the Taco Bell drive through and the cashier asked me how I get my hair to grow so quickly (I grow it out until it’s long enough to donate, then chop it off and start anew), which implied a very long term recognition, so I stopped going to tb for a few months, because I hated the idea of being observed. I’m autistic and not especially social, though, so I can understand that I’m the outlier here.
