Which Of These Quarantine Skills Will You Learn?

[@TheKingofRandom]

Which skill are you guys going to try?

[@MoStudios_Official]

First

[@layneebrumley2605]

all of them!!!

[@zohaanrana8987]

FIRST

[@augustusgreen7881]

Juggling

[@jelaahjackson7427]

I don;t know actually Haha

[@timothytrinh4713]

I love the Office scene where Dwight takes the face off of the CPR dummy. It is my Profile Pic. I got so excited when Calli was referring to that scene.

[@hunner5622]

what's the office

[@timothytrinh4713]

@@hunner5622 A TV Show

[@robotmaster4515]

@@hunner5622 Work

[@TheRoadToElDorado0065]

Wow things that I could learn how to do if I couldn’t leave my house for a while that’s so weird I have those same circumstances

[@dumbahmf]

I got a rubik's cube 3 years ago and I only solved it today it hasn't been normal since it came out the pack so I've been trying to solve it nearly every day for the past few years

[@teridactyl1250]

How strange. Me too!

[@sweetheart8121]

I know right!

[@hacim7100]

Really??? I think I do to!! Oh never mind that is just my normal life

[@dillonfaulkner563]

Life is weird

[@treldonmace9481]

As a member of the speed cubing community with my official PR as 11.06 seconds. No matter what method or cube you use. A cuber is a cuber and we welcome you.

[@VoltisArt]

Thanks for the first positive message I've seen on this subject. Your other PR skill (public relations) is clearly far above average.

[@treldonmace9481]

VoltisArt it took me about 6 months to get below a minute using advance method. We all start somewhere

[@aidenh770]

I still use beginners method and my official pb is 23 seconds, I agree with you, I’ve learned cfop but can only do it in like a minute

[@nourganouni]

CUBERRRRR GANNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGG

[@IHM770]

Bravo or brava

[@square_lemon6749]

Nate: Who needs finger tricks For the Rubiks cube

[@g3nius192]

Me I need

[@Jan-nt8yu]

Every Rubiks Cuber need finger tricks.

[@mochizokiinami142]

You do if you want to be a speed cuber You don't if you just want to learn how to solve it and time don't matter

[@square_lemon6749]

Jeff。ExE facts

[@jenniferchii1496]

Yes

[@omegasight]

Electrician and Maintenance Manager speaking here: Flux is NOT the "metal glue", the "metal glue" is the silver-ish metal. The Flux is an Acid or other reducing agent, used to remove oxides, to allow a better bond.

[@nutmeggaming11261]

Glad you pointed that out. Some people might just buy the flux alone thinking that they only need the "metal glue"

[@fizz1ewinks]

Nerd

[@curtibio]

I'm a maintenance Electrician building submarines and honestly that was the worst soldering tutorial I've ever seen 😂.

[@remingtonbuskill8410]

I'm only 14 and I know what they said was wrong, worst soldering tutorial ever.

[@chriscuts4615]

what about the parts where the un tinned part of the iron was used to solder, actually hurts to watch

[@RPA_Productions]

Calli: “fill a sock with beans or something” Me: *pours tin of Heinz beans into a sock* “Like this?”

[@KyleKing0805]

No

[@groverbundy899]

Lol

[@thegrammarpolice368]

well, yes, but actually no.

[@calbits3383]

Well played. XD

[@Gsgirl1]

She ment raw beans lol

[@thenaturesystem]

Nate: the circle juggling method is harder Me: so you're telling me that I've been able to do the more difficult one since i was 8 but not the easier one? Also, so many people told me that the circular method isn't the "correct" method. They stand corrected.

[@viddigto]

I thought the exact same thing haha

[@waffleboi1462]

If the 'circle method' isn't the correct way to juggle, what is juggling.

[@heidibaltom8138]

There isnt a "correct" way to juggle. Isnt juggking just throwing things in the air continuously. Also id be interested if you find the one he showed easier to learn now you have learned the other one

[@JustinG85]

Same here. I picked up the circle really young, but never been coordinated enough to do the figure eight type

[@mc-cockpot5791]

I fell like this is a subtle but noticable flex

[@izzi5630]

Them: "you could learn CPR" Me: **flashback to learning CPR in school** 🎵 AH AH AH AH STAYN' ALIVE STAYN' ALIVE🎵

[@izzi5630]

@That one German kid Sourkraut Yeah, Yeah that is ironic...

[@jacquelineswink1348]

Budump ch

[@Josh-kb5ox]

CPR not crp

[@izzi5630]

@Joshua #24 woops, thanks

[@JaxxTheZeraora]

Ye

[@doesthisonework]

"12 seconds" the pros would literally want to die if they got a solve that "slow"...

[@notstazzmann9429]

yeah the world record is like less than 4 seconds

[@cvwxk]

lol true 😂

[@spennyskates1652]

The wr is 3.47 seconds by yusheng du

[@spennyskates1652]

And max park averages around 5 seconds

[@reshmashinde4371]

Felix is also one of the best

[@SonSon2x]

Job interviewer: Why should we hire you Me: I can juggle, solve a Rubik’s cube in 2min, and I can spin just about anything on my finger Job interviewer: *Surprised Pikachu face*

[@dendanskebacon]

:o Now i can be an... Architect! Yes. Im gonna use dem rubix cube skills to draw ma’ house. And. Yesh

[@Tree_Branch]

69th like

[@AmjoodVAL]

Shush man

[@רפאל-ב]

I can solve in 27 secs (no f2l) Juggle 3 balls in various ways But not spinning book yet (Haven't watched the video yet)

[@officialblader1131]

I can solve a rubix cube in 50 sec.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The Rubik's cube is one thing that I really wanted to learn as a kid, but gave up on it

[@bulbasaurhimself8914]

Keep trying I average 20 secs or watch a tutorial you won't solve it by your self

[@samaihab9110]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache Sameee

[@palakbisht24]

I learned it this week. Took me 2-3 days. As i get frustrated easily. But if you are patient than me, you can learn in a day. I uses tutorial to learn. You can too. Use the 37 minutes tutorial that shows up when u search it.

[@sniperseven]

Use J Perm's tutorial it's probably the easiest

[@urfavsportsanalyst9671]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache I can solve it in a minute

[@SciFactsYT118]

Random fact: Pteronophobia is the fear of being tickled by feathers.

[@soroka1359]

huh?

[@joseph-sm5hk]

What is the love of being tickled by feathers?

[@joseph-sm5hk]

Because I have it

[@jharuldsmythe]

and aibohphobia is the fear of palindromes

[@mystic2997]

Random fact: *Who Cares*

[@jasonswalwell3324]

Everyone else: *watches Nate juggle like a pro* Me: *watches Cali miserably fail*

[@83daaj]

Ive been working up my truck and i soldered my first wires together a couple of months ago. Definitely a very useful skill.

[@kirby9500]

Nate: EZ Everyone: HOW DO YOU DO THIS

[@samueljett3505]

ikr

[@Urmom-gm6vz]

No kidding

[@crusty_queso]

This was just a video of Nate flexing

[@robotmaster4515]

"Every flex is a goal" - Einstein 2020

[@azaleafbsb1793]

Changing tires and soldering are things that you should know how to do tho

[@octicseth]

Yeah he was flexing a lot of muscles

[@sebastianfernandez413]

I can solve it too in less than one minute.

[@sebastianfernandez413]

@@ThePrufessa What do you mean?

[@jonahboysel1748]

Nobody: Nate: *starts every video juggling

[@soulless322]

Helpful tips: Make sure you put the heat shrink tube on before soldering then put it over the bare soldered wires and apply heat to shrink it. Always chock your wheels when changing a tire. If possible also support car with Jack stands.

[@DaveTexas]

This is why I’d love to be quarantined with Nate. I’d never be bored.

[@joshuamarais8294]

I'm glad that Nates aware of his cube prowess, but the fact that you've been cubing for 15 years is quite impressive actually, most top solvers haven't even been cubing that long so... kudos!

[@bulbasaurhimself8914]

I've been cubing for like 3 months

[@joshuamarais8294]

@@bulbasaurhimself8914 nice! What you avging?

[@nutmeggaming11261]

I've been cubing for about 2 months, or since the start of quarintine. I've gotten down to a PB of 1:11.48 using Roux

[@alphagamerwolf1135]

So your saying hes bad at it

[@bulbasaurhimself8914]

@Technerd13 my PB is 16 secs

[@militantpacifist4087]

Introverts: Learning things at home isn’t news to me.

[@BrandonKaida]

I've learned all this before I was in High School. Introverts for beginners course right here

[@bertto7568]

Brandon Kaida lmao I learned all these thing in middle school going into highschool and I’m a junior in highschool and I still enjoy learning things😂

[@wilburwinmeal330]

Fellow Introverts ASSEMBLE!

[@mosesordonez4028]

LifeAsToldBySushi but then we have to be social

[@hansmayer7652]

12:34 You normally don't use the solderiron tip like this - use the front part. First clean the tip or get new one (this look bad). If it is clean put a bit of solder on the tip - the heat transfer will be much better than with this nasty solder tip you use. And if you want to solder thicker wires better don't do it in 90° angle to the wire - hold the Solder Iron in sharper angle to the wire so there is a bigger surface.

[@groverbundy899]

Hans Mayer very true

[@Killerjerick]

Additionally, it sounded like they were trying to say solder and flux were the same thing, they are not, flux is a gel that helps keep electronics clean.

[@ramrod126]

Yeah, when she said don't get solder on the tip I cringed a bit.

[@vboost]

@@Killerjerick I always think of flux as the fat or cooking oil. also yeah apply solder to the point where the tip & wires meet. You want that liquid flow. we tend to leave a blob of solder on our irons once done or we're leaving it for a few mins to help prevent "heat holes" on your iron.

[@LoGiiKz_x_K1LLA]

I was hoping someone else saw that she was holding the wires over the hole for the butane to escape and not actually using the tip like she should of been.

[@pdvision2194]

Something that helped me with the juggling pattern was using plastic grocery bags. They float down alot slower and gives you a moment to figure it out.

[@Amby_.0_0._]

Thanks a lot! That’s an awesome tip.

[@RybackTV]

Always learning.

[@MahdneticPlayz.]

@@Wizard_Kitty_Cat *dovid*

[@Sam.._12z]

@@MahdneticPlayz. Bovid

[@slippytsg2219]

I accidentally taught myself how to juggle when cleaning up baseballs in a batting cage

[@jamiehay1027]

Juggling is an amazing one! It's easy to pick up, looks cool and you can do different juggling patterns too!👍

[@lil_sea_snail2673]

Nate: I am going to solve this Rubik's cube Tony Fisher has entered the chat.

[@runikvarze6191]

My dad was a mechanic, but funnily enough, he wasn't the one who taught me how to solder or how to change a tire. Aside from the spinning things on my finger, I can already do all the stuff in this video, and those last few are definitely handy skills to have. They're simple, so they're hard to forget. But they help tremendously.

[@Kicker700]

Learning how to dance from Calli would be amazing!

[@shmerlock9312]

heres a fun skill: the owl call. make your non-dominant hand in an L-shape, the fingers in a 90degree angle. place the thumb ontop. now place your formed hand on your open other hand. youll want your pinky resting on where your fingers begin on the other hand. now close the dominant fingers around the other and put your non-dominant fingers on the webbing of the other. place thumbs together and blow on knuckles. if you dont succed, change thumb placement or blowing pressure

[@haileyh243]

Lmao I can do this, but I'm ambidextrous so when you said to take your dominant hand I got confused for a second

[@hussaingroof627]

0:27 “Coughs” Coronavirus “coughs again”

[@ricecooker773]

Did you just cough

[@haileyh243]

AHHH!! OMG😷

[@SteelCurrent]

Independent variable: What you can learn Dependent variable: How you do them Controlled variable: The rubix cube.

[@bhaktibhandari7379]

Nice vid bro.. I know to solve a Rubik's cube but always wanted to learn to juggle

[@satishchandNew]

Thankyou for teaching juggling

[@Owanray]

I JUST LEARNED TO JUGGLE!! YAY

[@haileyh243]

Yay!!

[@bubbles1019]

15:35 So I’m supposed to summon the devil with my car?

[@nutmeggaming11261]

Wait, am I the only one doing that?

[@ashleighjordahl1676]

Wait you guys have 5? I have 3

[@208xj]

Ashleigh Jordahl well there’s your problem😂

[@ytk17]

Calli's focused face during juggling. why is she so adorable? 🥺

[@justsomememingbigyoshiwith4832]

Yo wtf

[@jayquinlan3584]

As a cuber I do recommend learning to solve a Rubik's cube and if you want try to improve your times

[@zevwinick9260]

Calli: I’ve watched Nate do this in about two minutes. Me: I can solve a Rubik’s cube in 20 seconds

[@bluetube364]

Weird flex but ok

[@TitanBeats]

21.05 best time for me but I'm glad he mentioned our community lol

[@cloudiisxnshine1809]

My best time for solving one is 2 days😢

[@shaikhrehan147]

We all know why he did not say the name of the virus (coronavirus) because the video will get demontized. Xd

[@nickfenix3892]

Shaikh Rehan KZbin are actually allowing it now or at least some channels to say it anyway some people got an email from them telling them that could say it

[@nickfenix3892]

Nojus blt it will take longer than two years besides am betting in 2120 there will be another plague it’s gone that way since 1720

[@_lost1806]

It's XD not xd

[@xtremeplayz8790]

@@nickfenix3892 Nick KZbin is giving permission to the guys who is doing awareness among people.

[@oakraptor]

​@Nojus blt Corona virus is never gonna be gone mate sorry to say lmao

[@isaiahstephens3509]

That was a missed opportunity to recommend watching your video on making ninja balls.

[@1kpingg]

Speedcuber coaching: 1: Learn the CFOP method 2: Use finger tricks 3: Buy a better quality cube (NOT the original Rubik's brand cube)

[@1kpingg]

@Panic Cuber YES

[@1kpingg]

@Panic Cuber Or the MFJS Meilong

[@isaiah5971]

What do you average

[@isaiah5971]

Also nice name

[@isaiah5971]

Just curious

[@mysterymonk19]

This just made me so greatful to my dad who already taught me most of these skills when I was younger

[@sarahtenyenhuis8179]

Fun fact, if you lay under your car while working on it (ex: if you're looking for a part or assessing damage) you should consider putting a tire by your head/chest to support the car if it falls off the Jack. It may not save you from bruising but it can save you from getting a crushed skull or broken rib in some circumstances. Just use your spare.

[@aliyahwist5593]

This is the earliest I've ever been!

[@wherestyler]

Aliyah Wist my next subscriber gets $1000 dollars

[@AverageBoiz]

flyler I think my scam sensor is beeping

[@ebelskiverisaword4212]

Same

[@aliyahwist5593]

@@wherestyler is that so? And why are you telling me this?

[@christianmartin5411]

flyler BS

[@parkerbruhns2675]

"all the speedcubers can judge me" I'd rather you be using a Rubik's brand than a GAN, you don't need a high end cube unless your turning really fast.

[@jenniferchii1496]

Agreed and can learn finger tricks and cfop

[@me-6007]

Nate: all the speed cubers can judge me on my technique and using this brand of cube Me: omg I can’t even solve one

[@des_disaster]

I'm actually really glad I saw this. I knew how to change the tire itself but I never knew how to use a jack. Now I know 😊

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

0:08 Agreed! That looked flawless!

[@ignored_9260]

So since we're all stuck in our homes due to Cov- Pst your not allowed to say that... -UnPrEcEdEnTeD cIrCuMsTaNcEs

[@pierce2140]

I’m not stuck at home I’m stuck in a house

[@agreenhowgalleries]

can you try to teach us how to make home made boats, like for little boat racing!!!???

[@wilson5075]

Thanks for this this is the best

[@coryarchambo]

Handkerchiefs are how I learned to juggle. Gives you plenty of hang time to get used to the rhythm.

[@sylvicalias]

0:26 Some mysterious, unknown, unnamed, controversial reason.

[@lordriddler9528]

COVID-19

[@linkdude64]

>209 likes >1 view >uploaded 1 minute ago Truly, you are the king of random.

[@TitanBeats]

Nate: Mentions speedcubers Me: OMG Yus!

[@Andy-rq9ni]

well at the start of this quarantine , i got a 3d printer and during quarantine i learned how to model and design parts , that was the best decision i made in a long time

[@ordainedgem6682]

the fact that he knows the term speedcubers and saying that the rubiks cube brand sucks shows that he has the potential and the knowledge of a speedcuber that i kind of am

[@agreenhowgalleries]

you should put a dog squeaky toy in the vacuum chamber!!!!

[@rhogar5777]

I clicked on this because i thought it said “quantum skills”

[@Orion_TheProto]

lol

[@kamo7293]

"let me just take the stickers off" Me:"just take the cubies out, it'll be easier"

[@kd5nrh]

Now try it with the 4x4x4. Much easier to solve than reassemble.

[@fourkings7897]

So I'm not the only one 😁

[@XxgamerxX-yj6rr]

Yea you should try a 4x4

[@blacknightthenightwing7263]

I can semi solve a 4x4 cube, but I always get parity.

[@mariyamamman3258]

Thought I was the only one that did that

[@mariyamamman3258]

Watching this is probably the only productive thing I am going to do with my life.

[@domadams2926]

I just want to say if you practice changeing tires make sure you are using the correct specs because hand tightened lug nuts can be easily removed by the amount of shaking and heat that comes from the car itself usually fir regular cars it is 100 foot pounds of torque for lug nuts but if you have any questions make sure to take a look at the care takers book for that year and model of cars because some are different than others

[@DJMatze1993]

When soldering you want to have solder on the tip so the wire gets hot faster. I do solder very much in my job and on my rc's. And a sodlerin tip without solder is a pain in the A to solder with.

[@joshpentalin5303]

Yes I totally agree and have been soldering for 30+ years. Also, a very important note to always wear eye protection especially when you are learning because if you accidentally burn yourself or drop the iron or something, it can fling molten metal into your eye. Another important note about the soldering: I highly recommend connecting the wires in a slightly different way because that won't work with solid core wires, and it doesn't create a strong physical bond. I recommend putting the two ends of the stripped wire in an x shape and twisting the right top arm around the right bottom wire, and then wrap the top left arm around the bottom left. This should leave a very strong physical bond even without the solder so the solder just makes it even better. This method also works with solid core because you don't have to separate the strands. I'm really glad Nate & Cali demonstrated the heating of the wires and letting the solder flow through the wires rather than heating the solder and dripping it on to the wire. Thanks for the comment Matze and I hope this thread can help other people who want to learn to solder.

[@dorihoile864]

@@joshpentalin5303 both this and the comment above, as well as being in an open and ventilated area the fumes really aren't healthy, I wanted to die when she did it with the middle of the iron, it was just bad, no one should do it like that, I don't solder for a job and haven't been doing it for too long but that is just not the way, nothing wrong with having solder on the tip either, sometimes it's done for convenience or annoying to reach spots, just need to clean it afterward, I was honestly taught to solder in two minutes, it's not complicated but it needs to be done right, they should have honestly just linked to a tutorial, and normally with simple stuff, especially just two wires there's no real need for a helping hand

[@sigmarkr]

I agree with all above. Can't say i have a lot of experience in soldering wires but what i can say is that it's way better to have solder on the tip. If you don't the wire takes longer to reach temperature and the insulation can start melting away.

[@Arifm006]

Fact : Your not in full screen.

[@sablovestwice]

Not true at all, I am in full screen

[@sablovestwice]

I think he forgot about mobile and the fact that you can scroll down to see the comments in fullscreen

[@CassyBug]

I'm going to be that person. "You're"

[@208xj]

Cassy Bug lmao, it’s annoying but how hard is it to just learn your and you’re? 😂

[@mariyamamman3258]

I always watch on theater mode

[@Coasteraddict1]

I can solve a Rubik’s cube in 20 seconds, and I know someone who can do it in 8

[@grahamjones4539]

Same lol

[@Hana.Behl-Lecter]

Regarding tire changes: do yourself a favor and get yourself a decent jack & wrench if the ones in your car aren't great. It's SO helpful.

[@johnlcallaway]

I learned how to juggle years ago using the book juggling for dummies. A helpful tip ... Learn in a chair. Everyone has a tendency to throw away from them when suffering it, the chair forces the throws to be straight up because you can't walk after them. I don't think it's useless. I found my hand-eye coordination improved quite a bit, along with my reaction time. I've often caught things I've dropped without even thinking about it.

[@namansingla2975]

8:35 "Cool party trick" Says the nerdy nerd

[@tjl077]

No word of a lie, I have learned “wire” and juggle, along with building a drone!

[@jairomendo]

I solve rubicks cube in average time of 45 seconds . My best time is 30 seconds.

[@joshuajagmohan4553]

Nooice

[@easonwang9115]

I have a pet rock. His name is Dog. To take care of a pet rock you need to: 1) Teach it to sit. If you tell it to sit and it doesn't that's embarrassing. 2) Teach your rock to play dead. This is an easy trick to teach a pet rock. They sometimes practice it by themselves. 3) Feed them dry plants. 4) Build your pet rock a house. 5) Name your rock. 6) Play with your rock by kicking and throwing it.

[@thomastran79]

Love the last one. Everyone should know basic vehicle maintenance.

[@theguywhodidsomething]

"It would hurt a little bit less if you smack yourself in the face" -nate 2020

[@cloudiisxnshine1809]

This is my favorite quote of his xD

[@superfireluigi7560]

I learned to juggle in like 30 minutes maybe a year ago.

[@danielvoloshchuk4679]

0:46 As a speed cuber it kind of aggravates me that red and orange are close together. Edit:White and green are also Messed up.

[@nathanmeadows7641]

Daniel Voloshchuk I didn’t notice that and now it hurts also what is you main 3x3x3 just wondering

[@potassium_]

Yeah that color scheme is so messed up

[@nuggetbitch6573]

I was especialy looking for the color scheme

[@nuggetbitch6573]

@@nathanmeadows7641 it was the Moyu GTS 2M for like 3 months, butnow is the GAN 365 X v2

[@nutmeggaming11261]

@@@nuggetbitch6573, I envy you. I only have a YJ MGC Elite. Admittedly, my skill level didn't warrant getting a more expensive cube, but I still want a better one.

[@benjaminberg1506]

I can actually juggle and solve a Rubix cube!

[@BrokenHeartedVS]

Oh man, I've wanted to learn how to solder and change a tire for a really long time and I just kept forgetting to look it up. Thank you guys so much for going over those! Now I just need to do some practice.

[@kadencochran9518]

The Rubik’s cube was invented to help teach a college physics class

[@ahdenisgamingy_t]

Really

[@whodisac8285]

Cool,didnt know that.

[@mystic2997]

Who cares

[@kubald3863]

So?

[@MightyOwl_01]

I collect a bunch of different rubiks cubes and other puzzles and I did not know that, kinda interesting

[@teholive939]

The dislikes are just haters ignore them.

[@beybladeblast8268]

Me: why would we need this vi- Covid 19: *breaks through wall like koolaid man* Me: ...

[@jtosety]

For juggling, I would recommend practicing to throw it up to eye level while still on one ball. Also, not watch your hands when catching will help as well. With two balls, alternate which hand you start with and wait as long as you possibly can before throwing the second ball (also keeping the height)

[@phantomgamerz5701]

Calli is just sitting to the side just learning and in amazement

[@luthravikram]

Rubik’s cube is easy but doing it blind folded is Amazing Btw I am learning how to solve it blind folded

[@bulbasaurhimself8914]

OK J perm

[@bayfusion8709]

My dad is a magician and he juggles FLAMING TORCHES

[@mateya07]

Epic

[@cucho8724]

My dad is a magician too he disappeared like 14 years ago

[@thewaffle187]

@@cucho8724 oofff

[@fastg6e]

1:52 any other speed cubers here?

[@caitlynphoenix9911]

now i kinda want callie to teach dancing, i totally want nate to teach the rubix cube methods

[@devinnkawahara3140]

Tip for changing a flat. If your car comes with a space saver and one of your drive wheels are flat, pull the wheel off a non-drive wheel and put that on the drive wheel and put the space saver on the non-drive wheel. The two different wheel sizes can wreck havoc on your differential if you drive for long distances.

[@MoonFlux]

The part about Soldering is not wrong, but hurt me just a little on how it was done.

[@alistairjacob1843]

what i learnt from a professional: if you are doing cpr correct you may break a rib

[@haileyh243]

Stayin alive Stayin alive Ha ha ha ha stayin aliiiiiiive-

[@connorpowell9298]

Ha Ha Ha Ha AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MY RIB

[@ethanisdrowning]

Random fact: Hippopotomonstrosequipdaliophobia is the fear of long words. No 🧢 if you enter that into a comment it will recognize it as a real word.

[@ole9071]

Think of having it and having to explain the name while fairing it. Imagine the other persons just wathing him or her just freaking out while speaking of just one word or something.

[@Drako_RS]

im not going to lie, i thought that was bs... so i googled it. Hippopotomonstrosequipdaliophobia is actually one of the longest words in the dictionary and is the fear of long words. wow

[@KyleKing0805]

Hippopotomonstrosequipdaliophobia

[@billo770]

Aibiohphobia is the fear of palindromes (words that can be read forward and backward)

[@namansingla2975]

@@billo770 let me introduce myself..

[@duckforceone]

Rubik's cube... for most of my life, i was facinated about it and never got around to learning it. I always believed it required a lot of skill and analysis. Then i started learning it, and found out it's basically just doing a specific pattern to solve it. That is when i put it down.

[@hellcatjeeplizfurnier1110]

X tire rotation is recommended too. Its recommended to rotate the tires at least once a year. And i recently dealt with a flat and i never changed a tire on my car, but it was pretty easy and common sense for some people. But at least learn it so you know what you are doing. :)

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[@shiruka1372]

That was definitely an interesting soldering lesson. But outside of wires, like with pcbs and such, you are almost certainly going to touch the iron to the solder. You're supposed to coat the iron in a thin layer of solder, actually. It's called tinning, I believe. You can't heat up the pcb itself too much or it'll be ruined. So you gotta be quick and make more contact with the solder than the board.

[@k8lynmae]

In Australia I learnt soldering at my secondary school in year 7. We HAD to do Metal Work class as well as Engineering and also Woodwork, and Electrical. We had a separate building called the Trade Wing. Even other schools come to take these classes. My school also had a BMX track and I ground trampolines for fun and also a Car Ed class where we were taught to drive and had a special area of the school set up with traffic signs etc we were also taught finances and how to get a job and how to weir letters and take mock job interviews etc.

[@trysthartzell7092]

As a cuber, I won't judge your technique, it is impressive that you put in the effort.

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