Poll: Things you're expected to know in life but don't

Teabags

  • Out before milk

    Votes: 332 72.2%
  • Chuck it all in together

    Votes: 128 27.8%

  • Total voters
    460
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It seems there are things that we are all expected to know about in life but for some reason we never learn about.

For example I have no idea how to make a cup of coffee.

What bits of 'life knowledge' are you missing?
 
I can help you with that.

Boil kettle, put teaspoon of coffee in cup, insert hot water and stir.

Put more or less coffee in if you like it stronger/weaker. Insert milk if thats your thing.

I know everything and no one can teach me anything, i am spartacus.
 
Just out of interest how can you not know how to make a cup of coffee?

Although a couple of years ago my younger brother asked me how to fry an egg.
 
I mean the type you have to pour into some kind of pot and squeeze I mean :p

(I'm guessing there's not much beyond that).

Anyway you guys are supposed be telling me similar things you don't know how to do, not pointing and laughing at me :p
 
i've never made a cup of tea in my life. i could probably figure it out, though i doubt it would be to anyones taste.
 
Coffee:
Pass hot water through ground coffee, either using a cafetiere, coffee machine (with or without filter) or espresso machine. Filter off ground coffee. Add milk and or sugar to taste.

Tea: As previous poster. If using a tea pot put the milk in first (in the cup that is).

I didn't learn how to use a washing machine till I left home, so I can appreciate (a cup of coffee though, come on!).

When I have kids they are going to get a different life skill every week (this week, make dad a cup of coffee, next week, learn how to load the dishwasher, etc) ;)
 
Tea with sugar: Put teabag and sugar in cup, pour in boiling water and leave for 1 minute before applying milk as necessary, then remove teabag.

Tea without sugar: Put teabag and milk in cup, pour in boiling water and leave until necessary strength is obtained, then remove teabag.
 
When I have kids they are going to get a different life skill every week (this week, make dad a cup of coffee, next week, learn how to load the dishwasher, etc) ;)

Your kids are going to be highly trained ninjas by the age of 2. Scary...

What jobs will come at age 18?! Learn how to successfully pull of a bank heist?
 
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