Black_Hawk Posted March 14, 2007 Posted March 14, 2007 MALE COURSES: Model 1: 1. Learn how to live without your mother (2000 hours) 2. My wife is not my mother (350 hours) 3. Understanding that football is just a sport (500 hours) Model 2: 1. Don't be jealous on your kids (50 hours) 2. Don't talk absurdities when your wife has a visit (500 hours) 3. Overcoming the remote-control syndrome (550 hours) Bonus: 4. Not urinating around the toilet (100 hours + practical work) 5. Understanding that the shoes won't move into the closed by them self (800 hours) 6. Finding a route to the dirty laundry box without getting lost in the process (500 hours) 7. Surviving a cold without a drama (100 hours) Model 3: 1. Ironing a shirt in less then 2 hours (practical work) 2. Digesting without throwing up while she's washing the dishes (practical work) Model 4: 1. Beginner level: Household items (schemes with slides) ON - To turn it ON OFF - To turn it OFF 2. Advanced level: My first Maggy soup without boiling down (practical work) DISCUSSION SUBJECTS: (Because of the complexity of the subjects only 8 candidates can attend it at once) Subject 1: Ironing - from the washing machine to the closet - that mysterious process Subject 2: Dangers of filling the ice box with water (demonstration and slides) Subject 3: You and electronics - economical advantages of calling a craftsman Subject 4: Latest scientific discoveries - cooking and taking out the trash do NOT cause impotence Subject 5: Even though you are married to her you can buy her flowers (a conversation with a psychiatrist) Subject 6: Toilet paper - does it grow itself on the stand? Subject 7: Taking down the toilet cover - step by step (video conference from Harvard) Subject 8: Detergents - dosing and usage (practical work in an open field) Subject 9: Basic differences between the dirty laundry box and the floor (lab experiment) Subject 10: Male passenger - is it genetically possible that he doesn't comment while she is parking? Subject 11: Communication: mental practices for understanding - if something is in a drawer, then don't ask "which one?" but try to find it yourself Subject 12: Can the coffee mug fly it's way to the sink? (practical part done by David Copperfield) 159th GAR LockOnFiles CAW Team
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