Hey Pandas, What's A Skill You Have That Is Somewhat Impressive But Not Particularly Remarkable? (Closed)

I don't get hangovers anymore. If I drink clear alcohols, like vodka, white rum, tequila, or beer, I won't get a hangover. It's a double-edged sword because it's easy to drink too much knowing I won't have to pay for it later.

My toes; the dexterity and strength. While they are not artistic (think "My Left Foot"), they're handy for picking up things w/o bending over. Will also pinch the sh** out of you...

I might not be able to point them all out correctly on a map, but for the past 52 years I have been able to recite the names of all 50 states in alphabetical order in about 30 seconds. Learned it in 1st grade and it just stuck. Of course, I'll walk into my bedroom or down the hall and can't for the life of me remember what I was looking for, but I've been able to list the damn states for half a freaking century. Go figure.

I can dislocate both of my shoulders forwards and backwards. And my left thumb. Also physically can't cross my left eye.

I can't retain anything but water, does that count?

I can close either eye independently from the other (comfortably without having to strain or scrunch up my face). My mom is the only other person I know who can do it, and we both use it to watch TV with one eye while tired but not ready to sleep

I can drink down a shot of cheap (or excellent) whiskey without making "the face".

My natural singing voice is a bit Elvis Presley-ish and can do a pretty spot on singing impression of him. I can also sound like the Bee Gees (or one of the Bee Gees, I dunno). I'm not a particular fan of either of these musical acts.

My toes; the dexterity and strength. While they are not artistic (think "My Left Foot"), they're handy for picking up things w/o bending over. Will also pinch the sh** out of you...

I often remember small details, like what books or DVDs I've seen or shelved at the library. It really comes in handy when a patron happens to be looking for something I've recently encountered.

I also notice typos when skimming text.