What is something that requires concentration to do or complete?

Changing a blowout diaper and outfit with only one wipe handy in the men’s room on one of those wobbly baby changing tables.

every time i wire in anything electric at work.it gets my undivided attention.{{{HUGS}}]

Taking a exam:-)

Dismantling a bomb

Threading a needle

making a three foot putt on the 18th green for all the money!

What doesn’t require concentration to do or complete? Unless it’s an activity you’d done time and time again—but the first times you did it you still probably had to concentrate. I mean I’m concentrating in writing this answer. I’m concentrating on recording some Christmas music from a record to my computer. So on and so forth.

Building a house of cards.

Taking psychology notes

hanging off my ladder putting up my christmas decoration’s without falling and breaking my butt!

Landing an airliner!

peeing into a really small hole.

Walking a tightrope.

To answer a question on my mom used to tell me not to smoke.

Really complicated and awesome positions, if you catch my drift.

@robmandu TOTALLY AGREE!!! and a darn good answer!!!! Thanks!
@gradyjones Excellent one!!!
@Dr_Dredd without a doubt. And bifocals! LOL
@nicobanks SO very true!!! Thank You!
@bandit77 CAREFUL!!!! hahahaha!

@75movies ROFL! that is so funny!!!

Yes Cotton so very true! I’ve never played golf so I will have to take your word for that one! HAHAHAHA! Thanks friend!!!

love it…where is Gail…LOLL just could not resist temptation! (inside joke between Nunya and myself)

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@Cotton101 not that inside of a joke.

Paying attention during a work meeting.

masturbation

Answering questions on Fluther while I’m supposed to be editing a book and while I have a chat going with a friend who lives overseas.

Making and decorating Christmas cookies with 4 grandchildren. A lapse in concentration can lead to forgetting to turn the oven on, making 2 blue icing but no green, eating and praising one child’s cookies twice and hurting the feelings of another by mistakenly not eating and praising his.
Thankfully grandchildren are quick to accept Grandma’s “sorry” and a hug for her mistakes and lack of concentration so a good time was had by all.