Xejon

To varying degrees, in order of most to least... I probably have more but this is what I can think of. Introspection has its blind spots.

Political Science/Politics
Video Games
Philosophy (Most fluent in Plato and Ayn Rand)
Sex
Bourbon
Beer
Cooking
Evolutionary Biology
American football
Rhetoric

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Mark Carter

This is a clever idea but instead of making users read this whole list I would suggest they use the search feature.

I know a lot of stuff but most of it could probably be found from better sources than myself. I'll just say that I wrote a 200+ page criticism of Robert Graves' book The White Goddess. That involved a lot of research into:

Robert Graves' life and work
Greek and Roman mythology
Celtic mythology/history/Celtic religion (ie: druidism)
Ancient, medieval, and modern paganism (ie: astral magic, hermetics, modern paganism such as Wicca)


I also love "alternative" music and have about 1000 albums and CDs of punk/metal/gothic/industrial. I have another 800+ CDs I've downloaded in MP3 but because I don't have the covers for them I can't consult anything that might have been printed on them (liner notes, band member names, year of publication, etc.). I'm currently researching for a book on gothic culture which will cover:

gothic architecture
gothic literature
gothic/noir movies
gothic music

If I don't know the answer on any gothic subject I can probably guide you to the right source because I'm stockpiling my own sources right now.

Renos Babe

Umm, i don't know an awful lot, But my area's are
Spartans
Alexxandra the Great
The Samuri
and Ninja.

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Tidus

Ok...let's see...I'm not claiming to be an expert in anything, but here are topics I know more about than others...

1. Harry Potter-no I'm not joking, I've written several papers on the topic...

2. Magical Realism-Not a very well known literature genre.

3. Philosophy-More specifically Plato and Aristotle

4. Southern Lore-Especially that of Louisiana, including history and legend

5. Atlantis

6. Paranormal-Namely ghosts and cryptozoology

7. Titanic-its history and stories

8. Native American Studies-including writings, religion, and history

9. World War II

10. Ancient Cultures-Greece, Mesopotamia, Rome, including myths

11. Gender Studies

12. The Arthurian Legend

well...that's it for now I guess.

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Javier

Chile (the South American nation, not chili)

Soccer

joifulartist84

Stuff I'm reasonably to very knowledgeable about:
Interior Design (B.S.)
Architecture (general knowledge, nothing too specific)
Art & Drawing
Cabinetry & Kitchen Design
Furniture throughout history
AutoCad
Microsoft Excel
I've worked in mall retail management, child care, kitchen design, adult special needs day programs, and an ice rink and fast food when I was younger.
I was born and raised near Detroit, and I've lived in Ohio near Cleveland, and I currently live in South Jersey.

My bf (whom is at my beck and call ) knows about:
Liberal Arts
Planets and Hawkingsian physics
House Construction (especially doors and windows)
Orchids
Music Theory
Guitars
Animals
He knew New York City like the back of his hand until 5 years ago. Things change in that time, but he still knows his way around, especially Brooklyn.

My dad is only an email away and if you don't need too speedy an answer, has worked for GM for many years. He's a designer now but used to be a model-maker. My brother is a Marine in Okinawa.

Remedy

I know a fair amount about:

-Forensics (not from CSI, thank you), especially physical anthropology and forensic entomology
-Most things related to crime scenes
-Horses
-Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders
-Social Anxiety