What would you like to learn how to do?

I'd like to play guitar at a professional level, even if I mightn't become a musician.

I'd like to learn the keyboard/piano/Hammond B3. It would help musical skills as well as just be awesome.

I'd like to get a racing license as well. Can't go wrong with that.

That's all for now.

And learn how to drive. But that is going to happen in the near future.

And learn to ride a motorcycle as well.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by 555-04Q2

Except spell your name right mate :laugh: ;)

---

I can occasionally do that. ;)

I am 76% illiterate.
But I can dress myself

I want to be able to speak German well enough so Germans see me as one of their own :D Seriously, I really want to be fluent; that's why I'm doing it for A-level.

I would also like to learn how to shuffle and deal a deck of cards.

Finally, I want to be able to be able to be better than my Ukrainian friend at chess :)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Robinho

i'd love to learn how to make enough money to go racing/rallying

---

That is the key to most of our whimsical wishes that you've pointed out,-money!Not only that,learning how to make a whole lot more of it and spending or investing it wisely.

....and learn how to play the guitar well. :D

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Mp3 Astra

I would also like to learn how to shuffle and deal a deck of cards.

---

I was wanting to do the same myself when I realised I was the slowest dealer in a game of "Big 2". :p :

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by jim mcglinchey

Any eejit can MIG weld, takes about a year to be skilled at stick welding. TIG welders are thee men.

Id love to be able to wheelie a motorbike ......

---

I'll second the welding point. I learned MIG in about twenty minutes and stick in a few weeks (to the stage where I'm good enough but no genius) then stopped while I was ahead!

Wheelies took longer to perfect and I'm pretty sure I couldn't do one now if I tried (and still had the nerve) without major wobbles. In fact, I don't miss that part of riding motorcycles at all now ... which means I'm getting old and far too sensible :s

[quote="Hazell B"]I'll second the welding point. I learned MIG in about twenty minutes and stick in a few weeks (to the stage where I'm good enough but no genius) then stopped while I was ahead!

Resspecctt. Dont tell me , this was back in '85 and you'd just been to see Jennifer Beals as the worlds singingest, dancingest welder in Flashdance.

I'd like to learn software design/creating. Anyone know how to?

I would like to learn how to lose better, I am a poor loser as my wife will testify, so I think learning to lose with a little grace may come in handy.

Skiing, its one of the few sports ive tried, and it looks a lot of fun and such a thrill :) The worry is of falling down and rolling down the hill for ages, i want to do it well. :(