Who are the experts on this site?

And the bane of all Gus's

Dylexia is a well educated person, oft misidentified herein.

I like Italy a lot, but am at best a mad enthusiast. I know, on the other hand a fair amount about landscape architecture, but am not that interested in posting about it, much less how to spark up your garden.

And the bane of all Gus's.

Dadpad snuck in when I wasn't looking.

I have seen you answer quite a few questions in different topics. I have always said I think you are smart.

My Avatar is an expert in Snout Studies.

Sorry I thought I made quite a lot of noise.

Same here. I would rather talk about things I'm not saturated with in my real world. I'm an amateur expert in art, food, dogs, and other people's love lives.

I saw that you have an interest in architecture from your posts and I agree about Dylexia, I know or at least I think I do, that CalamityJane was kidding about the BS part.

Sglass
I think gus has a crush on her.

dadpad
Are you sure you aren't an expert in parenting too since you have told me on more than one occasion to go to bed thinking I was up too late

timberlandko was a definite expert in computer maintenance, spyware and virus removal, computer organization, that sort of thing. He did that sort of thing for a living, totally outside of A2K. cavfancier was an expert in cooking (he was a professional chef). JerryR is also a professional chef, as is kitchenpete, but neither of them have been around for a while.

We have some artists who you could probably call art experts; hebba is a sculptor and shepaints paints (seems obvious ). Green Witch, I would call her a plant/gardening/landscaping expert. I'd point to Setanta as an expert in History, and to Craven as one in PHP programming and possibly also poker. You could probably make a case for many of the water softener guys as being experts in their field. My father has been on this site a few times and he's a real live engineering expert (as in, he's testified as an expert in court cases). There are teachers on here (Eva, msolga and now littlek, there must be others but I'm blanking on the names) and they can be pointed to as experts, if not in teaching per se than in the area of what it's like to be a teacher, if that distinction makes any sense to you.

So we're not totally without experts.

Green Witch
I have often read your posts without responding. The ones I have read, I have always enjoyed

JLNobody's name doesn't come up much but, I think he has a lot to contribute imo.

jespah
Thanks and I really mean that. Don't leave yourself out and I would also consider you a comic. Even when you explain how something works on the site you bring humor into it so, it isn't dull and dry to read. You make learning fun. At least for me you do.

I am an expert novice.

Thank you; that's very nice of you to say that. I've been a prof and would love to be one again -- probably later in my life. So thanks for the encouragement.

I was thinking of you. If only you knew how many times I almost peed my pants when reading your posts......nevermind

TTH, So you started the thread. It's going pretty much as I thought it would.

Trying not to pout that I didn't make CJ's list as an expert in editing. (I've been a professional editor for over 30 years.) Don't think of myself as an expert in that area. It doesn't come up much.

There was a time when I would have considered myself in expert in literature. (It was my major in college and something I pursued long after I graduated.) But I've forgotten a lot.

Now, my singular area of expertise is kvetching. I'm da best. I can find the downside of just about anything--and often do.

Oh, but she did say the list goes on & on. So, I am sure she left out others. Not purposely though, not speaking for her, it is just what I would assume is all.

Roberta,
You seem to have gained quite a bit of knowledge in wild life.

Some of us just hang around, knowledgeable about much, expert at nothing in particular.

Contestant number i : "Your special subject is horological cariosity during the senescent long-in-the-tooth period and your time starts n0w".

1) What is the etymology of netymology?

I'm sorry we're out of time.

Tune in next week when 'degreasing universities according to Hoyle' will be foist on the hoist.

Oi!, don't miss this 1!

I am an expert at reading one's offerings and making a quick determination as to who has a clue.

Indeed...