What Makes You Cringe ?

Fox_In_Socks

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/cool-handshake-21043252.jpg

This handshake. I feel embarrassed for people who do it. One or two even tried it with me...:eek:

The whole debate thing about skinny jeans/masculinity...both the pro and anti crowd. Felt bad for them both.

How Soon Is Now

Overly flirty people online. What makes it even worse is the majority of them turn out to be beasts.

Pablodreamsofnew

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

Overly flirty people online. What makes it even worse is the majority of them turn out to be beasts.

so very true that

How Soon Is Now

MrsYelnekoff wrote: »

so very true that

They used to have meetups in some of the Irish chat rooms back when yahoo messenger was still going strong. I seen the pics and videos of many of them.

Something tells me its not much different on here.....

HugsiePie

HugsiePie wrote: »

When my dad walks in in the middle of a movie and its the sex part, and he sits down and watches it with me

hes trying to tell you something :cool:

wazky

wazky wrote: »

Irish people supporting English football clubs.

Not just supporting but acting out the whole "manc" or "scouser" persona...

I've seen it so much to the point I'll actively avoid going out when it's on. I went to the pub last year for this game and I will never go again. I witnessed:

- Lads calling each other 'Manc Scum' and 'Scouse W*nkers'. These are boys who grew up together in West Dublin.

- Chanting in Mancunian and Scouse accents at the telly and at each other

- A United fan decked out in that Green and Gold protest scarf against 'foreign' owners and his mates thinking he was a dedicated lad for doing so.

- The coup de grace, though, was one fella squaring up to the ref (TV Screen in reality) and his mate holding him back going ''just leave it man''.

These fellas are embarrasing beyond belief.

takamichinoku

Those guys who think it's appropriate to dress in their favourite team's full uniform on a regular basis would be my low point of the whole football supporters spectrum. You don't see them that often but then one day you'll see some 55 year old lad dressed head to toe in Liverpool red and... ****ing hell.

major bill

Omackeral wrote: »

- The coup de grace, though, was one fella squaring up to the ref (TV Screen in reality) and his mate holding him back going ''just leave it man''.

These fellas are embarrasing beyond belief.

Ive actually witnessed said incidents in pubs...cringe all mighty,

This one is a harsh one and ive said it about any sport but grown men in jerseys....sort your **** out and keep it for the astro or gym.

How Soon Is Now

Should just rename this thread to things you hate about football fans !

fleet_admiral

Omackeral wrote: »

I've seen it so much to the point I'll actively avoid going out when it's on. I went to the pub last year for this game and I will never go again. I witnessed:

- Lads calling each other 'Manc Scum' and 'Scouse W*nkers'. These are boys who grew up together in West Dublin.

- Chanting in Mancunian and Scouse accents at the telly and at each other

- A United fan decked out in that Green and Gold protest scarf against 'foreign' owners and his mates thinking he was a dedicated lad for doing so.

- The coup de grace, though, was one fella squaring up to the ref (TV Screen in reality) and his mate holding him back going ''just leave it man''.

These fellas are embarrasing beyond belief.

Same gobshites shout at the barman to turn down the telly when god save the queen comes on even though they support english clubs and wont under any circumstances support their local club

major bill

Rugby fans shushing people in the pub when there is a free kick

Avada

Anything made by RTE!

Except Love Hate, Love Hates alright

How Soon Is Now

major bill wrote: »

Rugby fans shushing people in the pub when there is a free kick

Free kick ? Your watching to much football :pac:

major bill

major bill wrote: »

Ive actually witnessed said incidents in pubs...cringe all mighty,

This one is a harsh one and ive said it about any sport but grown men in jerseys....sort your **** out and keep it for the astro or gym.

Especially with Gerrard (who's probably ten years younger than them) or get this...fcuking Sir Alex on the back of it. Sir Alex. The exact spa who'll be whinging about the poppy in a few months. It hurts the brain.

Cienciano

Fox_In_Socks wrote: »

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/cool-handshake-21043252.jpg

This handshake. I feel embarrassed for people who do it. One or two even tried it with me...:eek:

This. I hate it. I fúcking hate it

Fox_In_Socks

Cienciano wrote: »

This. I hate it. I fúcking hate it

"What's up dude!?"

in a strong Roscommon accent.:D

Hotfail.com

Fox_In_Socks wrote: »

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/cool-handshake-21043252.jpg

This handshake. I feel embarrassed for people who do it. One or two even tried it with me...:eek:

The whole debate thing about skinny jeans/masculinity...both the pro and anti crowd. Felt bad for them both.

What on earth is wrong with it?

It's either that or a hug, and I'm not hugging my smelly male friends. :pac:

Fox_In_Socks

Hotfail.com wrote: »

What on earth is wrong with it?

It's either that or a hug, and I'm not hugging my smelly male friends. :pac:

Not a conventional handshake?

http://jcdickerson.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/proper-handshake.jpg

Preferably with a conservative business suit

How Soon Is Now

''Thanks'' on here.

In general there mostly used as a method of arse kissing with mods or between ''Internet buddys''

Avada

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

''Thanks'' on here.

In general there mostly used as a method of arse kissing with mods or between ''Internet buddys''

Feeling left out. Awwww, have a pity thanks, go on, you know you secretly want it.

How Soon Is Now

Random_Name wrote: »

Feeling left out. Awwww, have a pity thanks, go on, you know you secretly want it.

i get plenty of attention on here not always the kind i want but ya! :P

*Im waiting to see who thanks your post out of interest*

mrsdewinter

Fox_In_Socks wrote: »

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/cool-handshake-21043252.jpg

This handshake. I feel embarrassed for people who do it. One or two even tried it with me...:eek:
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I fuppin hate this. It's bad enough to see men in their 20s doing it on South William Street - but I remember watching the Euros a couple of years ago and the *linesmen* were greeting one another by pulling this cr4p. I couldn't believe it.

BikeQueery

Father Ted quotes and all that. It's 2014, time to watch a new show ffs. It's just sad now.

How Soon Is Now

BikeQueery wrote: »

Father Ted quotes and all that. It's 2014, time to watch a new show ffs. It's just sad now.

''Careful now''

















****ing fools :pac:.

rosedream

Have done one or two things in my time that make me go red even now.


Relationship people who publicly display their affection on Facebook, even though they break up and get back together umpteen times and you know both they are doing a bit on the sly side too.

How Soon Is Now

rosedream wrote: »

Have done one or two things in my time that make me go red even now.


Relationship people who publicly display their affection on Facebook, even though they break up and get back together umpteen times and you know both they are doing a bit on the sly side too.

Facebook in general is just cringe. One of the best things i ever did was close my account !

fleet_admiral

BikeQueery wrote: »

Father Ted quotes and all that. It's 2014, time to watch a new show ffs. It's just sad now.

I wouldnt know BikeQueery ye big bollox

BikeQueery

fleet_admiral wrote: »

I wouldnt know BikeQueery ye big bollox

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pebbles21

The wild Atlantic way !

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BikeQueery wrote: »

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How Soon Is Now wrote: »

****ing fools :pac:.

I can see why ye get so frustrated at Fr. Ted references, what with those sparkling wits of yours :pac: