I hate know-it-alls!

[Cassidy]

My grandma is such a friggin knowitall.

The printer started making funky noises and I told her and she was like, "Your doing something!" AND I WASNT DOING ANYTHING. I WAS JUST WATCHING A FREAKING VIDEO.


I told her that I wasnt pushing any buttons or trying to print something and she said, "YES YOU WERE!"


Im pissed.

 

[JulielovesDisney]

I have a friend who's like that. She thinks she knows everything, yet she really knows nothing. It's irritating.

 

[MinniesBestPal]

I know what you mean! I hate know it alls too!

 

[mikeyandscoobyx2]

wow. my grandma's so annoying too and she's a know-it-all also.


I had to listen to her for four days and my mom made me her slave

 

[MinniesBestPal]

My grandma thinks she knows everything too!

 

[dancergirl9589]

my gram will do the same thing i will cook somthing in one pan and wash it for her and then put it away. then the next day she go in the oven and say that i did not wash all my dishes(BTW she puts her dirty pans in the oven)i said i did not use that dish and she will fight me about. I HATE IT!!

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

Oh, I hate know it alls too.

 

[VMK_MagicalLadee]

What if I really do know everything though? xD

Kidding. Id be happy to have a grandparent. ^_^

 

[Shelton123]

I hate knowing lots of things. I hate admitting that I know most everything. And I most hate having to brag about it. I hope I'm not bragging. Ok, I'm just a plain freak. I can diagnose practically any disease or disorder as long as I've heard of it. I discovered I had this "talent" in the second grade. I was playing basketball and fell on my wrist. The doctor and the radiologist looked at the X-rays, I just happened to be there, DR says I'm fine, and I saw a break in my wrist and I said "but didn't I break it right there?" And the doctor was amazed that I caught it. Since then I've just been doing these things (and getting it all right) for myself... you think I should offer it as a service or something? I hate having this talent though, no one beleives I actually have it, because it's sooo farfetched.

I really hate know-it-alls though.

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

You hate know it alls.

I prefer to know a know it all, that way if they know everything, then they can tell me everything that i didnt know before.

 

[m-and-m]

I prefer to know a know it all, that way if they know everything, then they can tell me everything that i didnt know before.

i toatally agree

 

[Babyjustrun]

My dad does that all the time.
Like with the printer.
But it's more, I go to print something and it doesn't work (FOR NO REASON. I press print, and then okay) and he says 'I don't know what you and your mother do..'
I didn't touch anything. When the printer doesn't work for my m other she plays around and messes things up.

But that problem is fixed now because I found a site with an answer to that failure to print problem.

 

[pigletgirl]

My dad does that all the time.
Like with the printer.
But it's more, I go to print something and it doesn't work (FOR NO REASON. I press print, and then okay) and he says 'I don't know what you and your mother do..'I didn't touch anything. When the printer doesn't work for my m other she plays around and messes things up.

But that problem is fixed now because I found a site with an answer to that failure to print problem.

Thats the classic father quote!! My dad is always fussing about something that my mom and I have done/touched. He always has to put the blame on someone, when it comes to something like that.

My grandparents seem to know it all, and I let them. Heck, they've lived for 65+ years so they should.

 

[life of the party]

I hate knowing lots of things. I hate admitting that I know most everything. And I most hate having to brag about it. I hope I'm not bragging. Ok, I'm just a plain freak. I can diagnose practically any disease or disorder as long as I've heard of it. I discovered I had this "talent" in the second grade. I was playing basketball and fell on my wrist. The doctor and the radiologist looked at the X-rays, I just happened to be there, DR says I'm fine, and I saw a break in my wrist and I said "but didn't I break it right there?" And the doctor was amazed that I caught it. Since then I've just been doing these things (and getting it all right) for myself... you think I should offer it as a service or something? I hate having this talent though, no one beleives I actually have it, because it's sooo farfetched.

I really hate know-it-alls though.

My dad does that all the time.
Like with the printer.
But it's more, I go to print something and it doesn't work (FOR NO REASON. I press print, and then okay) and he says 'I don't know what you and your mother do..'
I didn't touch anything. When the printer doesn't work for my m other she plays around and messes things up.

But that problem is fixed now because I found a site with an answer to that failure to print problem.

OMG my dad does that all the time , i try to explain things to him & my parents but they just dont GET IT .

MY dads like a caveman with technology !
They dont get that WE know more than they do .
Haha .

 

[Babyjustrun]

My dad understands computers and stuff.
But the printer thing was mysterious, nobody had any idea what was going on.
So he just blamed me

 

[diva122094]

My dad and my grandmother are know-it-alls if something is wrong they will blame me when there is like 3 other people to blame to and i just leave.Then i go tell my mom and then she tells them not to blame me.

 

[::Snow_White::]

My mom does that.
Something is wrong with my laptop and I can't figure it out. I go ask my mom and she says "Well, I don't know. It's probably because of all the junk you have on your computer." or "What did you do? You must've done something!"
I hardly have any pictures and documents on my computer, it's not full of junk and then I never do anything to my computer.

I have friends that are sort of like that.
Only when I get a different answer they say they're right, end of story. -_-
Even though they are wrong sometimes and when I'm right they're all "Heh. Heh. Heh. Oops."

 

[thomasclan85]

When I was much younger, my granny, sister, and I were sitting (church) waiting for preaching to start. In the pew in front of us was a lady going on and on about who-know-who should be doing you-know-what, blah, blah, blah. She was the church know-it-all. It was the first time I EVER saw my granny roll her eyes. Suddenly my granny turned to me and said-NOT whispered, "I wish I could buy her for what I think she's worth and sell her what what she thinks she worth. I'd be rich." Instant silence.

 

[spidermonkey22]

i love my grandma