What are you totally incompetent at???

[BuckeyeNation27]

do you have to say Jambo like NDC does?

 

[ScarletInMyVeins]

Video Games (except Nascar and Doom)
Starting conversations/Keeping conversations going (im not a people person and I'm really shy when meeting new people)
Poker (I'm a terrible liar)

 

[BB73]

do you have to say Jambo like NDC does?

This went over my head, 27. Because he's a chief?

 

[jwinslow]

do you have to say Jambo like NDC does?

That tool. That was the name of my dog, and he was an amazing dog (ignoring the fact that 95% of them are). I went on a missionary trip with the fam before my kindergarten year, and we got him upon returning.

 

[Buckeye513]

Starting conversations/Keeping conversations going

Same.

 

[buckeyegrad]

1) Networking. I am horrible at conversing with people I don't know well.
2) Anything related to cars or machines.
3) Dancing
4) Cooking
5) Anything that requires dexterity. I am a klutz!

 

[DEBuckeye]

1. Anything related to fixing a car
2. Short chip shots with my pitching wedge
3. Gardening/lawn care
4. Basketball - which is sad, because I'm 6'5"
5. Open-heart surgery

 

[exhawg]

-Anything musical, playing or singing.
-Working hard

 

[Thump]

1) Car engines
2) Figure skating
3) Anything artistic (drawing, music, etc...)

 

[wadc45]

sobriety

 

[cincibuck]

Dealing with authority
(How I managed to retire from the Army remains a mystery)

Fixing things beyond the "good enough for government" level

Home repairs that invlove more than duct tape

Fixing my golf game

Grammar and spelling

 

[Cornerback6]

1. Patience
2. Waiting
3. Patience

I'm the pushiest person I've ever met and it drives everyone I know crazy. Although, on the flipside of that, I am probably the most productive and active person I know.

 

[exhawg]

1) Car engines
2) Figure skating
3) Anything artistic (drawing, music, etc...)

So you're better at figure skating than car engines? HOMO :p

 

[LloydSev]

I'm no financial advisor, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

A Roth IRA gets money that has already been subjected to federal income tax, like the net amount in your paycheck. Then when you withdraw it upon retirement, you don't have to pay taxes on it.

Traditional IRA's get money that's subtracted from your gross income before your annual income tax is determined (or before withholding is taken out of your paycheck), so it hasn't been taxed. When you withdraw it as an old geezer, it gets taxed then. But the odds are you'll be in a lower tax bracket at that point, only withdrawing what you need to live on.

that's not all of it... but that's a pretty good short explanation of the two.

 

[gbearbuck]

1. my wife's shopping... (I didn't realize you need about four of everthing :( )
2. why folks pay a cover to have the right to buy food/drink at a bar
3. a short pitch (too short, shank it right, or line drive over the green)