Your most recently discovered ability/trait.

[The Phantom Monobrow]

I can make my monobrow dance.

 

[herio]

im into some really odd things inloving furry and that disturbs me

 

[Dys]

I have an (unsurprising) ability to drink largish amounts of scotch, vodka or beer (I'm 6'3" and ~100KGs), however, point me in the direction of some absinth or wine and watch as I get trashed beyond all recignition off two or 3 drinks.

 

[Bat Vader]

I tend to be very analytical in my thinking.

 

[The Pie]

actually, 3 months ago on a normal medical checkup the doctor said that i should visit a psychologist. After a month of tests i got to know i was suffering from ADD (attention deficit disorder).

at the same time it was confirmed (which i already knew) that my reading speed is way above normal, since im capable of reading about 100 pages in a book with small text in 30 min.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

I am immune to getting drunk.
However, alcohol also has this irritating habit of giving me headaches.
It's almost like I skip straight to the hangover.
It is not fun.

 

[Bat Vader]

I tend to read two or three books at once.

 

[godevit]

I can climb on buildings easily but then again its not very useful unless I'll be a rapist or a rubber.

 

[Flying-Emu]

I have the innate ability to picture anything, yes, anything in my head the instant it is said aloud.

I cannot turn off this ability.

I have a very strong stomach because of this.

So... tempting...

I realized that I have a natural ear for blues guitar soloing. Yey~

 

[klakkat]

I can force small amounts of adrenalin through my system just by willing it. I thought this was unique, but my brother can do it too. My dad cannot, however. It results in a very significant if short lived increase in strength and removes mental and physical fatigue... briefly. Of course, it also stresses the system, so causing more fatigue after it wears off (which is within a few seconds). Still useful for sudden bursts of energy or strength (I've done it while wrestling before; caught a guy larger and more skilled than me completely off guard. Also done it while weight-lifting; results in serious soreness the next day). I can do this repeatedly, but each additional time is harder and causes more fatigue.

The ability to wake up mere moments before my alarm clock goes off, n omatter what time I set it to, wether it be 9.30 AM or 11.00 AM.

I often do this too. Except, I wake up about 5-10 minutes before the alarm clock goes off, so I get to lie there, deciding if I should get up now or wait, knowing I won't get back to sleep in time. Other times, whatever dream I'm having syncs up with the alarm clock, with some event occurring (like me getting stabbed, for instance; this one actually happened) right as the alarm clock goes off.

Finally, I can aim better and react faster while drunk... in a video game. I haven't worked up the courage (or stupidity) to use an actual fire arm while drunk. Something tells me that's for the best, even if it does turn out I shoot better drunk.

 

[El Poncho]

That I am good at badminton.

 

[bjj hero]

When Im putting on a triangle choke, I can hit a kimura at the same time. Still the champ.

 

[Insert Comedy Here]

I'm surprisingly resistant to pain.
The catch is, I have to think it doesn't hurt when it happens to me. And believe it.
Here's a scenario:
Humongous mega failed diving attempt, I had apparently whacked my head on the side of the diving board, when I surfaced I had people rushing over to see if I was okay.

 

[la-le-lu-li-lo]

I can type really fast, 72 words per minute with 100% accuracy.

Don't know, to be honest though. I'm a pretty amazing guy.

DUDE! i type 72WPM too.
we're like, twins.

 

[la-le-lu-li-lo]

*snip*

i do the same thing. /:
everyone thinks it's weird.

 

[klakkat]

I'm surprisingly resistant to pain.
The catch is, I have to think it doesn't hurt when it happens to me. And believe it.
Here's a scenario:
Humongous mega failed diving attempt, I had apparently whacked my head on the side of the diving board, when I surfaced I had people rushing over to see if I was okay.

Uh. Head injuries don't tend to hurt much unless they're superficial, such as hitting your head on a cabinet corner or the like. Try hitting yourself in the balls and convincing yourself that doesn't hurt (if you can, you're a fucking freak or a eunuch. Better not to try). I can generally ignore bodily pains (such as stomach pains, muscle pains, blunt blows to anything but my head or nuts), but headaches are what really get to me, particularly when it feels like it's my eyes. I've been given prescription pain killers on 3 occasions and never took any of them, since neither my eyes nor my balls were in pain (two different occasions for wisdom teeth, once for appendectomy; I still had anesthetic for the operation though, I'm not fucking insane). I've never had a severe blow to the head, but my brother has twice in my presence; both times he didn't feel any pain but was quite obviously dazed from the blow; one time resulted in moderate bleeding from the back of his head, the other in a huge lump right above his eye (that time was a car wreck, as it turns out). Lacerations and burns still hurt like a ***** but I can deal with those without painkillers so far. I'd rather not experience one that I couldn't.

 

[Soxafloppin]

i can do a handstand.

 

[la-le-lu-li-lo]

as for new talents / etc... not sure.

though i haven't been driving for that long and yet i'm amazing at it, despite lacking experience and being a woman. :gasp:

i mean like drifting & racing in general. and winning. that helps. XP

 

[deletemeplease107]

Mines kinda inappropriate, and could get me in trouble...
but hey, its awesome!

 

[Insert Comedy Here]

I'm surprisingly resistant to pain.
The catch is, I have to think it doesn't hurt when it happens to me. And believe it.
Here's a scenario:
Humongous mega failed diving attempt, I had apparently whacked my head on the side of the diving board, when I surfaced I had people rushing over to see if I was okay.

Uh. Head injuries don't tend to hurt much unless they're superficial, such as hitting your head on a cabinet corner or the like. Try hitting yourself in the balls and convincing yourself that doesn't hurt (if you can, you're a fucking freak or a eunuch. Better not to try). I can generally ignore bodily pains (such as stomach pains, muscle pains, blunt blows to anything but my head or nuts), but headaches are what really get to me, particularly when it feels like it's my eyes. I've been given prescription pain killers on 3 occasions and never took any of them, since neither my eyes nor my balls were in pain (two different occasions for wisdom teeth, once for appendectomy). I've never had a severe blow to the head, but my brother has twice in my presence; both times he didn't feel any pain but was quite obviously dazed from the blow; one time resulted in moderate bleeding from the back of his head, the other in a huge lump right above his eye (that time was a car wreck, as it turns out). Lacerations and burns still hurt like a ***** but I can deal with those without painkillers so far. I'd rather not experience one that I couldn't.

Never limited to head injuries, that's the only one I can remember correctly.
Probably due to whanging my head on a diving board that day.
Then again, it was probably shock.