What have you learned to do that you never thought you would?

[darkstar]

.....on a unicycle.....?

Ha well if you can already unicycle, then once you can juggle the two will go easily! Once you can juggle you can do it in most circumstances (i juggled whilst snowboarding once for a bet)

 

[cookiemonster]

I never thought I would get my blackbelt in Muay Thai let alone compete in European competitions, but I did.

 

[Jane Smart]

Ride a bike was mine. Now not only can I ride a bike I can ride on the roads now too

 

[TheDoctor]

Ride a penny farthing. And a wobblebike

 

[Sam Kennedy]

Solving a rubiks cube, at first it took me around 10 minutes with the instructions, now I can do it in about 45 seconds without them

 

[661-Pete]

Solving a rubiks cube, at first it took me around 10 minutes with the instructions, now I can do it in about 45 seconds without them

Can you still get Rubik cubes? No - don't answer that, I'm sure Google will help me out! When they first appeared on the scene in the 1970s, I learnt how to solve one in less than a minute, but the original one I had eventually fell apart through constant wear and tear and was beyond repair . Haven't seen one in years now. I also had a 4x4x4 version (which suffered a similar fate ) which took marginally longer to solve. Only marginally though . I believe there's a 5x5x5 version, but I never tried that.

 

[XmisterIS]

Now rubiks cubes ... there's something I never could do! I simply don't have the patience to learn to do it!

 

[Sh4rkyBloke]

Now rubiks cubes ... there's something I never could do! I simply don't have the patience to learn to do it!

I learnt about a year ago. Very easy - just memorising a few sequences of moves for different situations. I have one in the kitchen and tend to mess about with with it whilst waiting for tea to cook/veg to boil etc. Passes the time nicely.