Same. Except, the author of this post seems to be ropeskipping better than me. My foot always gets caught.

Have you tried this way? 25% off is 25 cents off every dollar. 40% = 40 cents off.

Is he left handed maybe? My eldest son is a lefty and for the love of every thing nice, it is utter torture to watch him trying to open a can either manually or with an electric opener. It is just impossible.

I can throw a frisbee just fine. I mean, it's not a floating disc, more a shortly-airborne chunk of plastic, but I can throw it!

I am totally with you on the flat iron thing. SORCERY!

Using thumb, index, and middle finger is actually quite common around the world.

I got in the habit of telling people "drivers side turn" or "passengers side turn" haha

Better safe than sorry. Don't want your Rice Krispies squares to cause you to burn down you house.

Yeah, I have to remember to express an interest in the other person. Awkward!

I honestly hate when people give me directions like this. "When you get out of train go west..." The fck, left or right or straight? Or when they ask where I live - "Oh in that area? West side or east?" Like, when i get out of bus i go to the right, bit downhill and pass the supermarket....

Adult Tetris

All these things require finger strength and dexterity.

I done this! Arriving at the airport, I ask the security for directions, they ask arrival or departure, I just arrived there right, so arrival - they send me to another gate, then work out the math in my head (I can't have arrived if I haven't departed yet, so departure it must be) and sheepishly go back to them and say this is my ticket and they give me a weird look.

Every person I have ever met in my entire life who had long legs couldn't sit cross-legged. Doesn't matter the width of the pelvis. I have to wonder if it gets better with consistent stretching.

I thought I was alone in my banana repulsion

Well, she must have some killer convincing skill then. ;)

I do the same. Who cares how you really tie them..

I've no sense of direction, but exceptional if given a map and a compass.

timeanddate dot com.

I can't put hoops in without looking in a mirror. If any have backs, I should be fine, but a sleeper earring requires attention.

My wife once asked me why the Argentinians invaded Scotland. I had to explain that the Falkland Islands were in fact in the southern hemisphere 8000 miles away, not part of Scotland. This might seem understandable (I mean you've probably never heard of the Falklands if you were not British and alive during the conflict), but this was AFTER her brother had moved to the islands.

Me, except without the advanced degrees.

For me, big numbers are easier to say in Korean because of the money currency here, so I deal with big numbers on a default basis here in Korea. Back in Croatia, it was more like "what happens in maths classes, stays in maths classes" when it comes to large numbers with many digits.

My problem is digital clocks. It's kind of hard to explain, so I'll just give an example. At my school, we had all analog clocks. While I'm really slow at reading analog, I came to memorize what the shape of the hands looked like when class was over, rather than the actual time. So if somebody asked me, "what time does 3rd hour end?" I wouldn't know, but I would know what the clock looked like. So when they replaced all the clocks in our school to digital clocks, I kept having to ask people to remind me what time classes ended. I ended up buying an analog watch to make my life easier :))

After a few visits to Vegas casinos I realized that everybody shuffles differently. It is amazing how many different ways are possible. Casino cops can only insist that a dealer use the exact same method every time.

"Can't parallel park unless I'm alone in the car" --> YEP, that's a thing, same here... XD

Considering the amount of pee in any pool, goggles are a good thing. It's pee in the water that causes irritated eyes.

It might help to drink some water before putting the pill in your mouth, it slides down a little bit easier.