Seems we have a lot of experts here, real or imagined, who know a lot about many subjects. Some even know a lot about everything, it seems.

I’ll start: I don’t consider myself an expert on anything. I know enough about many subjects to know what’s roughly right and roughly wrong. I play guitar, been playing for 28 years but I wouldn’t call myself a musician. I work in new home construction but I wouldn’t call myself a construction worker. I have bachelor degrees in psychology and criminal justice but I’m not an expert in either field. Even have an MBA but don’t consider myself an expert in business.

How about you guys?

Well, I'm pretty darn good a taking naps!

I'm expert at looking at the glass half full.

I'm an expert in humility.

I've got some pieces of paper written in fancy, old-timey looking writing that are supposed to mean that I know a bunch of laws & stuff.

Procrastination, at least I will be, when I get round to it.

As I get older? Less and less.

Well as I get smarter and wiser I become less of an expert.

Grammar.
At what are you an expert?


Seriously, nothing rises to the level of expert.

I know everything I do and nothing I don't. Maybe...

Oh boy! This post has jimmy123 written all over it. It's just a matter of time now before the list of expertise begins. I only hope the servers are up to the task.

I am pretty good at evaluating how different bourbons taste.....at least to me!!

I have a double black belt super duper short attention span and get distracted quickly. Getting stuff done happens, but I can make the journey twice as far.

I have been blessed with the utmost talent for giving advice. However, I am the world's worst student in taking advice. (I think that is Mother Nature's way of balancing things out, so's I don't get more than my fair share of talents.)

I do lay claim to the largest collection of useless knowledge known to mankind, but the less said about that, the better!

I am expert at knowing my limitations, meaning I'm not an expert on anything.

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Originally posted by Georgeair:
Grammar.
At what are you an expert?


Seriously, nothing rises to the level of expert.

Good one!

I am an expert in one area, making rye disappear.

I think of expertise as a lake. Some folks are a very deep but small surface lake. They know a great deal about a few things. I admire them.

I am a very shallow lake with a big surface area. I know a little bit about a wide range of topics.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Nothing, but pretty good at guitar, sudoku, and rubik's cube.

I'm an expert at enjoying shooting.
And I'm becoming dangerously proficient at looking busy whilst perusing Sigforum at work.

Two things.

Jack, & Shit.