Things that inexplicably turn you against someone

Littlekittylou

spiralism wrote: »

People (usually not the brightest) who post on facebook and leave xs at the end of every post, sometimes every sentence. Drives me up the wall. Instantly think they're an idiot.

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Badly Drunk Boy

People who use the phrase 'having the craic'. I'm not a big fan of the word 'craic' at the best of times, but the only time it's even slightly acceptable to use the definite article before it, is if it's used ironically as 'The craic was mighty' or' The craic was 90'.

jca

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

People who use the phrase 'having the craic'. I'm not a big fan of the word 'craic' at the best of times, but the only time it's even slightly acceptable to use the definite article before it, is if it's used ironically as 'The craic was mighty' or' The craic was 90'.

Yawn...

Rosie Rant

People who like their own photos, links and statuses on Facebook. People posting every time it's Monday or Friday that it is Monday or Friday.

Kalman

RWCNT wrote: »

I think most people have certain pet peeves about other people that effect us in no way but still make us instantly think "Dickhead". It ain't right and it's certainly petty but I doubt very much that I'm alone.

When I see someone with a neck tattoo like Professor Green I can't help but wonder if the person should be allowed around outside on their own.

Why should a person with a tattoo bother you?

im6foot4

Parents who bring their kids to the pub

Quin_Dub

Kalman wrote: »

Why should a person with a tattoo bother you?

The thread title is "Things that inexplicably turn you against someone"

No rational explanations needed, if it gets on your wick.. It's in the list..

kilkenny12

Rosie Rant wrote: »

People who like their own photos, links and statuses on Facebook. People posting every time it's Monday or Friday that it is Monday or Friday.

Them posts drive me up the wall. They post it every Friday and every Monday. And the same people post sh!t like "Love the life you live, live the life you love bla bla bla" every week.

5rtytry56

Anybody who wants to make a point in conversation just for the sake it's made by themselves. It can turn out to be superfluous in it's own right.

Rosie Rant

People who, for some reason , just can't resist "rubbing it in".

Katgurl

Kalman wrote: »

Why should a person with a tattoo bother you?

I'm pretty sure that's the point the OP is raising; it shouldn't bother him but it clouds his view of the person.

I can't stand people who say "at the minute" or finish most sentences with "do you know what I meeeeeean?"

Also people I don't know very well (usually colleagues) making any reference to their period. Why on gods earth sharing information of that nature is deemed suitable for small talk is beyond me.

realdanbreen

Women(mainly) who keep talking out loud to their 4 and 5 year olds in the supermarket and explaining what mummy has to buy next.

Kalman

Quin_Dub wrote: »

The thread title is "Things that inexplicably turn you against someone"

No rational explanations needed, if it gets on your wick.. It's in the list..

I'm merely asking the poster a question as to why they should question the mentality of a person with a tattoo on their neck . I am allowed that privilege, am I not?



I think most people have certain pet peeves about other people that effect us in no way but still make us instantly think "Dickhead". It ain't right and it's certainly petty but I doubt very much that I'm alone.
When I see someone with a neck tattoo like Professor Green I can't help but wonder if the person should be allowed around outside on their own.[sic]

Why should a person with a tattoo bother you?

Magnate

Katgurl wrote: »

I can't stand people who finish most sentences with "do you know what I meeeeeean?"

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

FunLover18

Kalman wrote:

I'm merely asking the poster a question as to why they should question the mentality of a person with a tattoo on their neck . I am allowed that privilege, am I not?

But 'inexplicable' means unable to be explained or accounted for. You're allowed ask why but it defies the point of the thread.

Renegade Mechanic

People who lean their faces right up to yours when talking, asking a question or telling you to do something or during a dispute. Oh sweet jesus the temptation to belch into their eyes or just bloody cave their face in with my own mush is unreal. Instead I don't budge and bear the full brunt of their disgusting, yellow toothed, coffee and fag breath and take pleasure at their registration of what a pratt they're looking like while they back off.

State your business from outside of my space :mad:

jca

Renegade Mechanic wrote: »

People who lean their faces right up to yours when talking, asking a question or telling you to do something or during a dispute. Oh sweet jesus the temptation to belch into their eyes or just bloody cave their face in with my own mush is unreal. Instead I don't budge and bear the full brunt of their disgusting, yellow toothed, coffee and fag breath and take pleasure at their registration of what a pratt they're looking like while they back off.

State your business from outside of my space :mad:

Jesus:eek: You keep nice company!!

Renegade Mechanic

jca wrote: »

Jesus:eek: You keep nice company!!

I don't. They find themselves without me, rather sharpish
Its hard to explain, but I think they do it as an intimidation tactic or something, leaning in close, staring into your eyes like you ate the last biscuits.. Lots seem to do it. I pick up on it instantly and my blood is boiling before they even finish their sentance.

riclad

People with tatoos on their hands or neck,
people who wear football jerseys when going out, to a pub, club,
people who constantly use the f word,
ITS ok, to curse if you are under stress,
eg i dropped my phone on the ground,
I got a 50 euro parking ticket,
if u use a curse word every 5 minutes ,
it just becomes meaningless.
people who can,t pronounce t,in certain words,
eg button becomes buhhon,

i Get annoyed when i see a pregnant woman smoking or drinking .
People who give out tmi,too much information,
i don,t want to hear the details of someones medical problems,
childrens medical problems etc i,m not a doctor.

riclad

riclad wrote: »

People with tatoos on their hands or neck,
people who wear football jerseys when going out, to a pub, club,
people who constantly use the f word,
ITS ok, to curse if you are under stress,
eg i dropped my phone on the ground,
I got a 50 euro parking ticket,
if u use a curse word every 5 minutes ,
it just becomes meaningless.
people who can,t pronounce t,in certain words,
eg button becomes buhhon,

i Get annoyed when i see a pregnant woman smoking or drinking .
People who give out tmi,too much information,
i don,t want to hear the details of someones medical problems,
childrens medical problems etc i,m not a doctor.

People who use commas instead of apostrophes.

Demonique

Riverireland wrote: »

Sneaky people who talk behind people's backs maliciously but smile to their faces. Seeing a lot of that lately and hate having to go along with the charade.

I heard someone talking about me behind my back, the little cow had simpered "it's nice to be nice" when I said I wasn't going to be nice to people who were assholes towards me

Katgurl

Omackeral wrote: »

People who use commas instead of apostrophes.

Miaow

Demonique

CosmicSmash wrote: »

People that don't turn off caps lock

If you think that's bad I've seen people who tYpE lIkE tHiS

diusmr8a504cvk

The out of touch GAA people that think their sports are the best in the world and that the other sports don't exist.

And the people who can't talk about GAA on Social Media without using hashtags such as: #TheToughest #NothingBeatsBeingThere #FastestSportOnGrass #MayoForSam #SoccerIsBollocks and so on and so forth.

ratmouse

People with visible clumps of ear wax!

Demonique

Frog Song wrote: »

I'm more of a dog person but cats are cool. And very funny.

I like both cats and dogs but having snakes has made me not want to go back to something that *poos more than once a week and needs feeding more than **once a week


*The boas only poo every few weeks
**Only the younger snakes though, everyone else is once every two weeks, if this sounds too infrequent weekly feedings actually resulted in fat boas who had to be put on a diet.

ben.schlomo

People who chew with their ugly gobs open, making more noise than a passing troupe of elephants.

Demonique

ben.schlomo wrote: »

People who chew with their ugly gobs open, making more noise than a passing troupe of elephants.

People who smack their lips loudly when eating make me want to slap them in the mouth or yell at them to stop smacking their lips

Katgurl

Katgurl wrote: »

Miaow

You would say that Katgurl.

johnny osbourne

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