"And he was never known to make a foolish move." -Bob Dylan
"You can fool all of the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time." -Abe Lincoln
You know what I am talking about. Have you ever met someone who is always right. Even when they are wrong, they are right in their own mind. They go into every situation having already ruled out every other opinion, because it isn't theirs. And how could anybody else possibly know enough to have any valuable input on the situation?
They have input on everything because they have been there and done that! There is nothing out of the scope of their knowledge, or so you would think, if you were to listen to them. Pick a topic, they have a comment, and to them it is the absolute most important comment you are going to hear for a very long time.
When you talk to Ms. Know-It-All, she never really listens to you. If you watch her face closely, you will find that the entire time that others are talking; Ms. Know-It-All is formulating her next statement. Usually it is a way to prove you wrong, even if you aren't currently disagreeing about anything.
Most of the time, Ms. Know-It-All is in her own little world. She has to stay there because that is really the only place where she actually knows anything, and where anybody will actually listen to her. You see, in the real world, Ms. Know-It-All doesn't actually know all that much. In fact she is usually wrong most of the time.
The sad thing is that if there is a Ms. Know-It-All that is reading this blog right now, they are probably nodding their head in agreement, and have come up with something to comment about already. In fact, it is probably the most important comment about a "Ms. Know-It-All's" that I have failed mention. Well, Ms. Know-It-All, let me have it, what did I leave out? *wink


