Friday OT - Master Class
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I would take a class in pinball repair, both solid state and electro mechanical. I have gotten better over the years, but still feels like I don't know what I'm doing.
wouldn't teach a class. I'm the definition of good at a lot of things, not great at anything.
wouldn't teach a class. I'm the definition of good at a lot of things, not great at anything.
I could do the early period/background or, as needed.I was drawing a blank for master class I'd want to seek, music production/sound engineering would be a good one. I've dabbled in that area through the years, but never formally.
I could do The Beatles as teacher, can co-teach w/ @matclone and @MeanDean. I want dibs on the "middle period" (late-'65 to early-'67)
From a practical sense, I would want to take master class for things outside my wheelhouse — mechanical/construction/home maintenance et al. Wouldn't be as "fun," but probably more useful.
Astronomy here as well...just mind-blowing stuff out there...some information is just so hard to comprehend and visualize!
Same here.... I have gotten better at pinball repair and mods.... but not overly confident.
I'd take a master class in another language. I know a dangerously low amount of Spanish and Mandarin, and I am crazy jealous of people that speak 5 more languages. I once met this woman from Ireland at a friend's barbecue. She was fluent in 8 languages and was studying Farsi for fun at the time. She was also a total smoke show. I think my exact reply to hearing that information was "I speak English not so good".
Strange, my wife didn't mention meeting you.
Something sociology related. Think my favorite class was sociology at the local juco. It was opening. Eye opening, but also eye opening....if that makes sense.
Not sure what I'd be qualified to teach at that level. Maybe public speaking?
Of course I try to lay down the wisdom here and the response is usually related to dinosaurs or dinosaur poop or poop or Godzilla. Having trouble reaching my younger students
Not sure what I'd be qualified to teach at that level. Maybe public speaking?
Of course I try to lay down the wisdom here and the response is usually related to dinosaurs or dinosaur poop or poop or Godzilla. Having trouble reaching my younger students
I’ve got a sibling that’s up to 5 now I think and one of them is Arabic which is a ***** to learn. I always thought it was pretty cool.
I think I could teach a history of the Birth/Development of Rock and Roll. 1955-1972. There would definitely be several chapters on the Beatles and they'd be included in the two or three British Invasion sessions as well.I was drawing a blank for master class I'd want to seek, music production/sound engineering would be a good one. I've dabbled in that area through the years, but never formally.
I could do The Beatles as teacher, can co-teach w/ @matclone and @MeanDean. I want dibs on the "middle period" (late-'65 to early-'67)
From a practical sense, I would want to take master class for things outside my wheelhouse — mechanical/construction/home maintenance et al. Wouldn't be as "fun," but probably more useful.
Not to brag, but I could teach a Master Class in "How to Piss Off People Without Even Trying".
I would like to take instruction in how to vandalize Cheeto signs without getting caught, especially the one that has a flamethrower included in the course materials.
I would like to take instruction in how to vandalize Cheeto signs without getting caught, especially the one that has a flamethrower included in the course materials.
I could teach a master class on how to calmly operate a boat at launch and loading.
There are some people who are really bad at it and can even test marriages.
There are some people who are really bad at it and can even test marriages.
I could teach that one. On the off chance that you're taking the course and not teaching it, did you know that Saint Genevieve is the Patron Saint of Paris because she convinced the people of Paris not to vacate the "city" for fear that Attila the Hun would come along and ransack the joint? She told them to pray and fast. The Huns never attacked Paris (maybe because they didn't care to fast and pray with the natives). And voilà, sainthood!
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I'd like to take a master class on World War II and the Civil War. I could also probably teach a class on those subjects, but you can always learn more.
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