Ever feel like speaking up but don't because you're too nice?

[Heysüß]

I'll start:

Just overheard a coworker say to a girl he's hitting on "Yeah, I've got the convertible pontiac" (1998 firebird, great condition though, maintenance-wise)

"It's a sportscar so it gets pretty bad gas mileage, probably about 20-25 mpg"

"I like it but it's a bit bumpy because of its sports suspension (it's stock), but you don't have to hit the brakes when going on a turn it sticks like a formula 1 car."

I'm much to nice to jump out of my office and yell RACEWARZ!!1! at him, even though my piece of shit e30 is on stands at the moment, haha.

[Kershaw]

rarely. i would have picked apart his statements and been a complete douche about it.

i have a problem where i cant let stuff go. i try though. the other day i corrected a salesman at sears selling an impact wrench. its crazy how many people do not understand the difference between ft/lbs and in/lbs.

[slammin.e28]

I usually smile an nod, otherwise I get into this big argument 'cause they can't admit they're wrong, and I'm never wrong.

[$hane]

Nahh. I let it rip.

[RUFFLZ]

i yolo

[ButtJuice]

I cry on the inside and walk away.

[BrownBeanE30]

lol

[MattAvino]

I know how you feel. Especially when being younger than most, it can be difficult to speak up about all sorts of things.

[LuckyHenriksen]

I am too shy, so I rarely speak up, even when it is blatantly wrong information. Being a youngin' and not having a knack for arguing doesn't help either

[jasonbk]

Just don't post it on the facebook because you might get caught

[Wh33lhop]

Who talks about their car when hitting on a girl? That's fucking lame.

[agile30]

"Hey girl I want to make you leak like my e30 does powersteering fluid, coolant, and some mysteryshit I still haven't figured out."

Works every time

[$hane]

Who talks about their car when hitting on a girl? That's fucking lame.

Well he does drive a firebird vert.

[Mark 42]

i have a problem where i cant let stuff go. i try though. the other day i corrected a
salesman at sears selling an impact wrench. its crazy how many people do not
understand the difference between ft/lbs and in/lbs.

Have you ever heard of "Asperger's Syndrome"? A lot of engineers have it.
Many famous geniuses are purported to have it or have had it (e.g. Einstein).

[Exodus_2pt0]

My friends can tell when my bullshit-meter starts going off because I get quiet and remove myself from said company.

Normally they don't even notice and just keep talking to whoever will listen.