As host of Going Deep with David Rees on the National Geographic Channel, David teaches viewers how to master often-overlooked skills, like tying your shoes, shaking hands, lighting matches, and making a good first impression.
Dear Great Old Ones, I would love if David Rees would do a several-week stint showing us how to master the skill of moderating comments.
In these very forums.
David also recites a fairly impressive Byron. They wanted footage of me ālisteningā, and he offered me a choice of poets.
Later flips with āDecisions Decisionsā (the flipper of large "coins), were more successful. It took lowering of the coin platform, to give more time for energy transfer. (coin reached about 15ā in the air)
I will be exhibiting āDecisions Decisionsā at the NY World Maker Faire this September. Assuming that the museum doesnāt freak out, like they did with the last time I exhibited a catapult, I will be flipping my 5 Zorkmid piece, as often as possible.
If it were me, Iād start by blocking people who troll for "like"s and other such invisible Internet points.
In these very forums.
What about people who have multiple accounts? 
Eh, honestly, I couldnāt log in under the old one, and I didnāt bother finding out why. It was tainted anyway. I go under āregeyaā almost everywhere else I can, anyway.
ilu david
Another great Gweek Mark! I hope David can return as a guest.
As for washing hands in public places, when I lived in Japan I noticed that most men carry a small hand towel around with them to dry their hands after using the restroom. So Iāve started doing this too and now I never need a paper towel or hand dryer in these places! Maybe try using that?
Thereās a reason bandanas are also known by the nickname āAPā: all-purpose.
I just look at them.
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