MrWolfe Nashville
10/17/13 7:54 pm
If it's something I feel I know a *whole lot* about, I'm even less inclined to speak. I like to hear outside perspectives & consider it food for thought.
impetus ok who knows the way out
10/17/13 2:09 pm
Inside me I want to jump out and jump in and set people straight but realize politeness is needed her and they didn't not ask me. I mean I could e stepping in trying to fix stupid and that's never good. If rather sit quite and watch the failure.
jrvrn Philly suburb
10/17/13 1:10 pm
I say jump in, but truly it depends on the situation. It would depend on where we are, how loud they were talking, whether or not it seemed a private conversation, and how valuable my input would actually be.
Mike50
10/17/13 12:18 pm
I dont want to make things awkward, either they'll reply back with a smile on their face or say who the hell is this eavesdropping creep. So ill take the easy way and say nada
2katz I live in Nebraska
10/17/13 11:11 am
If I have something helpful to add, I might say I have some info on that. Example, they're wondering when some event is, etc. If they're wondering why the xyz group are such idiots, I stay quiet.
rlands
10/17/13 8:49 am
I do that often actually. Even things I don't really know about, if I'm interested I'll join the convo.
And your new pic is super glam. You're always so classy :)
SaintAnger sumkindamonster
10/17/13 8:41 am
Depends on how wrong they are or how long they've been talking. If they go for a while, I'll tend to jump in. If it's a random topic and they're wrapping up, no need to extend it any further.
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