Things that you know nothing about

[PurplePride92]

I don't know anything about humility. Or sarcasm.

 

Yeah, when you post something and you have to be asked if it was sarcasm then you're dead on with this assessment, homey. :lol:

[PurplePride92]

Gonna have to go with Art. I can barely draw a stick man.

 

Yeah, I am with you here. Me and art hate each other vehemently.

[mcpapa]

I don't know anything about humility. Or sarcasm.

 

Although it is my understanding that your knowledge of toy fire trucks and zeppelins is unrivaled.

[Bengals>Steelers]

Cricket - have never been able to understand that sport.

 

While I am very good with history - I cant understand art or lierature history.

 

Haha funny you say that. I probably know more about Cricket than anyone else who posts on here. Maybe a few know more, but it would surprise me.

[sportsfan41]

My knowledge of soccer and hockey are both pretty rudimentary.

 

People still play those sports? Honestly if someone asked me to name a current player in Hockey I don't think I could unless I watched SportsCenter within the last hour. I know David Beckham plays soccer but he's the only name I could think of.

 

I don't know much about foreign languages which is something I really want to work on. I feel like I've learned a great deal in reading, listening etc however I've done it all in English and to think that there are a couple dozen commonly used languages out there that I know nothing about means there is a wealth of knowledge that I can't access because of my lack of knowledge in foreign languages.

[sportsfan41]

Home repair.

Vehicle repair.

Video games.

Higher mathematics.

Nuclear fission.

 

 

That's about it.

 

I know there are a couple of us on here that could probably help you with video games, that's about all I've got. Home repair info always comes from dad. That man can build them completely by himself while I'm only good for digging, drilling and lifting.

[sportsfan41]

...or even better, if it's your Dad.

 

I agree, I feel like we need to soak up some more knowledge from them or our next generation is going to be screwed.

[sportsfan41]

Economics for sure. Electrical maintenance. Hunting. Motorcycles.

 

Bought my first almost 2 years ago and thus far have installed a custom exhaust and changed my own oil, next thing to do is the handle bars. Like others have mentioned their fathers the only thing better than having one talented dad is having two and the step dad knows quite a bit about motorcycles.

[woodsrider]

I have a lot of people who tell me that I know a little something about everything...and I mean a LOT of people tell me that. When I come across something I don't really know much about, I'll generally start researching a little on it as a broad scope...then if I don't find much interest in it, I'll give up on it. That being said, it's honestly kind of tough for me to come up with things that I know "nothing" about.

 

Oh, and just for the record...I'm pretty much unstoppable at Trivial Pursuit.

This. Except the Trivial Pursuit part.

[hoops5]

I think that some of these TV channels like Discovery Channel "accidentally" expose you to things that you never thought you would want to know about. For example, "Gold Rush" has made me fascinated with gold mining, and now I want to learn more.

[spindoc]

Women.

[stickymitts]

Women.

 

This...and parents...

[Getslow]

This...and parents...

 

Well, the second one isn't your fault. It's theirs.

 

[Randy Parker]

Although it is my understanding that your knowledge of toy fire trucks and zeppelins is unrivaled.

 

This is correct.

[hoops5]

Video games. But I should know. We have every game system in the house. Thankfully the older boys help the younger boys.