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I was thinking earlier, I know a bit about a lot of stuff but I'd like to have a specialist subject, I suppose mine is the building industry but that's rather dull! I'd love to say to folk I'm a specialist in nuclear fragmentation of snail shells or such the like ....


 
Posted : 03/04/2013 11:27 pm
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Currently

Simulation Modelling & Leading authority in specific software package in Australia
Previously
bit of Nuclear Decomissioning
Air pollution monitoring
Making Dishwasher tablets


 
Posted : 03/04/2013 11:32 pm
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Bike stuff doesn't count, I'm guessing?

Perhaps the Scottish explosives industry, then. I wrote a book on it and everything 😉

http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/1034401-explosive-scotland


 
Posted : 03/04/2013 11:33 pm
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[s]Cycling[/s]
Pedantry.


 
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Groucho Marx quotes.

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Posted : 03/04/2013 11:36 pm
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Used to be The Northern European Romantic Tradition in Art, but I'm probably a bit rusty on that these days.

Guess now it would be Innovation and promoting Creativity in Teaching and Learning.


 
Posted : 03/04/2013 11:38 pm
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7th-century cosmology.

Seriously.


 
Posted : 03/04/2013 11:41 pm
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Teh Ladies.


 
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Cake


 
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beer, rugby league and bikes.......that's all. 8)


 
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Cat Whispering


 
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I know why you have to put a £1 coin in a shopping trolley.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 12:08 am
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7th century cosmology 😯
That is exactly what I'm talking about!
However, I'm sure willing listeners are thin on the ground...


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 12:09 am
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Yes, but the unwilling listeners are always a laugh. Someone once asked me what I was writing about. I said 'you don't want to know'. He said 'yes I do. Go on tell me.' Then the flood gates opened.

He never came near me again, and I see him fairly frequently. 😀


 
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From my few years on here I have ascertained
Stoner: all things built with a small care for cost but done right whatever the cost
Mc moonter: wood, collection, and building with
Deadly darcey: floors
Ernie: wasted in the trade and should be in politics
Hora: teh ladies also
Cfh: planes/flying/airports


 
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porn


 
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Noble Gas geochemistry of Icelandic basalts


 
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Information Architecture
Agile Project Management
Drupal web applications.

Rachel


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 6:57 am
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Supermarket construction.


 
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Punk.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 7:01 am
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My job title is medical researcher - but that doesnt really reflect what I do

But id say my specialist subject was knitting (I also do freelance work as a mathematical knitting pattern checker)

Basically im a bit of a geek - and proud of it 🙂


 
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Recently, the legalities of image sharing on social media networks.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 7:09 am
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Financial modelling of commercial property transactions and developments. Specialist enough to do make a living of it as a freelance for the last 7 years or so. But it's not thrilling at dinner parties.

Increasingly my specialist subject has become the net energy content of renewable and non-renewable fuels in the domestic heating environment. Im still not very interesting at parties.

Whatever it is, it isnt concrete though, wrighty!


 
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Design and optimisation of Microwave networks. I design and write expert systems to automate it.

Previously a bit more varied, I hold patents on Turbo Codes, Poweline systems, Coding (modems rather than SW), and a load of other stuff I've forgotten about.


 
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Cfh: planes/flying/airports

😳 Just landed and on the Heathrow Express right now as it happens. Those post it notes don't sell themselves, you know! 😉


 
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Oi wrighty! [b]Hardwood[/b] floors! 🙂

But I'm not that sure it'd get me onto Mastermind so I'll go with the American Civil War. I'd have to do a bit of revising but I used to know it inside out.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 7:49 am
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Similar to Rachel/allthegear, but Java based.

Would rather be an expert in 7C cosmology tbh.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 7:50 am
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1970s/early 80s motorbikes.
Quite good on Pop Master as well. Nothing useful really.


 
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None whatsoever, I personify the stereotype of average intellect.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:00 am
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The VW Beetle 1954-1967.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:03 am
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Sadly, outside of work I don't really have any specialist knowledge. I can't be arsed for the most part.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:12 am
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Can general knowledge be a specialist subject? If so, that's mine. the amount of stuff that I know that I don't know I know until I'm asked is amazing...


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:15 am
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bencooper the book sounds interesting.

What am I a specialist in?
Nothing springs to mind, I have a fair bit of work related knowledge in both my day job and my hobby job, the tyre industry and fireworks, but neither are that useful outside of the work environment.


 
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Used to be hay meadow and chalk grassland restoration. Now nothing in particular.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:44 am
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The VW Beetle 1954-1967.

do you know Mister P of this parish?


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:46 am
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[i]Used to be hay meadow and chalk grassland restoration[/i]

1) Plant grass
2) Let grass grow

Easy 😉


 
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The VW Beetle 1954-1967.
do you know Mister P of this parish?

Not that I'm aware of!


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:48 am
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bencooper the book sounds interesting.

Plus, if you ever want to make industrial quantities of obsolete explosives, I'm your man 😉


 
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The VW Beetle 1954-1967.
do you know Mister P of this parish?

Not that I'm aware of!

[url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/my-1965-vw-moneypit ]you may get on ;)[/url]


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 8:57 am
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From a Mastermind perspective The Simpsons. Obviously nothing to do with my job.


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 9:04 am
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Really, Njee...? I had no idea.

All those rides with wasted opportunities for character impressions...

🙂


 
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20th Century British Classical Guitar Music.

I'm an absolute hoot at parties!


 
Posted : 04/04/2013 9:10 am
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Satellite communications
Birds of the western palearctic

God I sound so dull!


 
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Doom.


 
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HMP Slade 1974-1977


 
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