Jul 15, 2010
Everyone knows one of them. Those people who just seem to know
everything about everything, no matter how obscure the topic is.
There is just a part of there brain that retains the most useless
knowledge. You are talking to your friend about sitars and all of a
sudden the know-it-all has to jump into your conversation and rudely
interrupt. No, we did not ask what you knew on this topic, and no we
don’t care if you know how to play a sitar, and no we don’t want to
know your opinion on it. This kind of know-it-all happens to be there
worst of its kind. There is a scale of know-it-all’s. First you have
the people who are useful, they don’t overly shove the fact that they
are a know-it-all in your face and actually assist you if you have a
question. Then there are the know-it-all’s who like to but into your
conversations but you don’t mind because for the most part they are
humorous and entertaining. This type of know-it-all can some times
come of conceited but for the most part you can ignore it. Next is
the know-it-all who joins your conversations, even when there is no
need or want, and start to explain to you every aspect of the certain
topic you are talking about, even if you don’t care, or want, to know.
Even if at some point you prove that there knowledge is incorrect,
they will badger you until you simply give up and agree with said
know-it-all. They like to make it a point to make sure everyone in
the vicinity knows that they know everything about everything. We get
it, you’re smart, just please stop interrupting our conversations with
your useless facts. Thanks, Chelse
Ha! is that a picture of John? He’s like the middle one… humorous and informative without the butting in