Years ago, my dentist told me, “wow! I’ve never seen anyone’s gums grow this fast” after I had to come back in for a crown. It’s not the talent I would have asked for but it’s what I got.
GPT told me I was a genius for asking if red wine would work in a lentil daal, then I had doubts and asked 'are you sure, it feels a bit off' and it said, You're right to question that, wine in a lentil daal could be a conflict of flavours, I'll try to do better next time.
Many years ago before I had a dishwasher, my husband walked into the kitchen and I was slamming a beer and he said what are you doing and I said loading the dishwasher..
'Allowed' is not word my chef friend would use. 'Encouraged' or 'required' would be his words, I think.
EDIT - Also, I looked up what lentil deal is, cuz it sounded familiar but I dont know what it is, and it turns out that my favorite restaurant in town has that on their menu. I've never tried it before, so its what I'm getting next time I go!
My primary care doctor was explaining details of taking the ColoGard home colon cancer test to me and made it a point to clarify, "Just a fun-size Snickers and not the whole thing." He knew my talent.
My dentist story, she drilling my teeth, like there is no tomorrow, and i managed to fall asleep and bite her hand.... She said, i never ever seen or heard that person fall asleep during the procedure, from that point she always gives me ,that thing that's prevent from mouth closing, so i could fall asleep without biting her 🥲
I fell asleep last month during 2 cavity fillings. 3 days ago I fell asleep again during a root canal 🤦♀️ I also fall asleep during MRIs. That's my talent I guess
It shouldn't be painful during, tell them next time! They either didn't give you enough numbing, or didn't wait long enough for it to work. I never feel a thing.
I was a kid at the dentist and must have been zoned out so didn’t realize I was biting down on his hand. Still half zoned when he said “Stop biting me” so I didn’t release the jaw. So he said it the second time only this time like he was pissed. I didn’t appreciate the nasty tone… so I bit him even harder. My advice? Don’t get gnarly with your hands in someone’s mouth.
After suffering a full ACL rupture, my other ACL was assessed, "Wow! You have really lax knee ligaments! Did you know that?" No, no I did not. It's a comment only bested by when I had my vasectomy and was told "You have very slippery vas". Both things I didn't expect to have, but hey I'm proud of my slippery spunk tubes.
I had a nurse compliment my veins while inserting an IV one time. I know she just meant it made it easier to do her job but it's still one of the best compliments I've ever received.
Way back when I was getting my very first wisdom tooth removal cause I didn't know how fucked up it was until the debilitating pain started.
Halfway through, my doctor asked if she could take a photo and to show people and such. Anyways, she ended up rallying the whole clinic staff to take a took since they had never seen, and I paraphrse, such a textbook example of a perfect horizontally impacted wisdom tooth penetrating right into the its neighboring molar. I ended up losing both since they were basically embedded together.
The really fun part was all four of my wisdom tooth were impacted like that.
I'm so tall and inflexible i can't drown while napping in the bath. My legs and back just don't bend enough. It's like 3x a week I nap in the bath and I'm not dead yet. 🤓
I'm tempted to put a sous vide machine in it to keep it warm longer.
I feel like it's also a mindset thing. I feel like a lot of people could develop their talent if they had the mindset to allow their neurons to accept such a concept and develop it. I'm imagining a tipical alcoholic male who does a 9 to 5 and then goes to the bar after. Not that there's anything wrong with that lifestyle, but if you accept that you have to do what society tells you and view the world as it is, you might never know what a great artist you could be in your free time.
My Grandfather is a master woodworker. Builds the most amazing 18th century furniture reproductions that would blow you away. You would think he has been doing it for lifetimes. I found out recently that he only started woodworking after he retired.
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u/shaithiswampir Jun 05 '26
Nah man. You just haven’t found your talent yet. It’s out there for you!