Things that inexplicably turn you against someone

milltown

Candie wrote: »

People who complain about or use disability designated parking spots.

That's harsh!
What have you got against disabled people?

Ben D Bus

People who get their coffee at Starbucks

lawred2

Audi drivers

automatic d!ckheads

loubian

Rudeness. Was in the hospital yesterday for blood test for baby. The buggy is long and the room was small. As i came up to the door, a woman was coming out. She clearly saw i was looking to go in and shut the door anyway grr. So had to go open the door myself while trying to hold the buggy. Said woman came back then n sat down with her child. As people left, she didnt move an inch, so people had to walk over her for the spare seats and she had the cheek to start huffing. B**ch.

ratmouse

People who re-gift presents and do so in an obvious way.

5rtytry56

In a social setting, any individual who always goes about with a sidekick, and gets them to carry out jackass acts for their own entertainment.

SATSUMA

People on the bus who sniff repeatedly while texting on their mobile phones with their ear phones in.

It's so bloody rude. And disgusting. Either blow your nose, or pull your head up. Eugh.

gazump123

People that say "LOL" instead of actually laughing.

J Mysterio

5rtytry56 wrote: »

In a social setting, any individual who always goes about with a sidekick, and gets them to carry out jackass acts for their own entertainment.

Man, your **** really is inexplicable. Brilliant.

Micky Dolenz

lawred2 wrote: »

Audi drivers

automatic d!ckheads

Wha? I drive an Audi.

Oh! They may be some truth to it alright.

superelliptic

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

People who say "touché".

How else am I supposed to describe the yolk I cover my bald patch with??

:pac:

Dolbert

If someone says that they are an anti-vaxxer they are immediately dead to me.

Gamer Bhoy 89

I've seen girls on MTV do this, and I've seen teenage girls on films do it nowadays - this whole obsession with adding ".com" and "hashtag *word*" to everything they talk about.

I thought it was only exploited on TV or exaggerated, but nope. I was in Boots with my girlfriend and as she was looking through the make-up section, there was this other girl next to her (also browsing) with her friend (or aunt/mother, no idea).

I heard this, from said girl: "Oh my god, I want this. Oh my god. Hashtag Want. Hashtag Want This sooo bad"

Good lord almighty........

Oh, and for the record, she looked around the same age as me (I'm 25) which makes it worse

Satori Rae

People who think they are doctors and can give medical advice via google >.<

Aglomerado

Gamer Bhoy 89 wrote: »

I've seen girls on MTV do this, and I've seen teenage girls on films do it nowadays - this whole obsession with adding ".com" and "hashtag *word*" to everything they talk about.

I thought it was only exploited on TV or exaggerated, but nope. I was in Boots with my girlfriend and as she was looking through the make-up section, there was this other girl next to her (also browsing) with her friend (or aunt/mother, no idea).

I heard this, from said girl: "Oh my god, I want this. Oh my god. Hashtag Want. Hashtag Want This sooo bad"

Good lord almighty........

Somebody should do the gene pool a favour and kill her now.

5rtytry56

People who say "This won't be taken seriously" to some idea that has'nt originated from themselves.

Any individual in a professional capacity who does a meltdown on television on a current affairs TV or Radio program like against his or her political/union/management opponent.

The ultimate quality of a program like Prime Time is seriously diminished with such shouters.

superelliptic

Gamer Bhoy 89 wrote: »

I've seen girls on MTV do this, and I've seen teenage girls on films do it nowadays - this whole obsession with adding ".com" and "hashtag *word*" to everything they talk about.

I thought it was only exploited on TV or exaggerated, but nope. I was in Boots with my girlfriend and as she was looking through the make-up section, there was this other girl next to her (also browsing) with her friend (or aunt/mother, no idea).

I heard this, from said girl: "Oh my god, I want this. Oh my god. Hashtag Want. Hashtag Want This sooo bad"

Good lord almighty........

Oh, and for the record, she looked around the same age as me (I'm 25) which makes it worse

I would despair for the future of the country if I heard someone talk like that in real life. On the internet is bad enough, but in public that sounds so stupid it actually offends...

Golfgorfield

People in prescription dark glasses...... I immediately think psycho

wp_rathead

Dolbert wrote: »

If someone says that they are an anti-vaxxer they are immediately dead to me.

or soon will be :pac:

J Mysterio

Golfgorfield wrote: »

People in prescription dark glasses...... I immediately think psycho

Its not those necessarily as you might want to get prescription sunglasses for the summer etc. If you had poor eyesight but yes, the ones that are supposed to 'change with the sun' but invariably remain a dark shade - they are worn by oddballs.

5rtytry56

Anybody with the same attitude as the two-face dude in Hitch Hikers' Guide To the Galaxy. Who likes flaunting his supposed superiority, only to need to put down in any way whatsoever anyone else's compliment his partner/other friend. With head - butting with his nasty face if he can get away with it.
Becoming more common in Irish Society nowadays.

FunLover18

5rtytry56 wrote:

Anybody with the same attitude as the two-face dude in Hitch Hikers' Guide To the Galaxy. Who likes flaunting his supposed superiority, only to need to put down in any way whatsoever anyone else's compliment his partner/other friend. With head - butting with his nasty face if he can get away with it. Becoming more common in Irish Society nowadays.

Zaphod Beeblebrox!? But he's so amazingly cool you could keep a side of meat in him for a month!

lulu1

There is an old saying my mother used to say years ago

Too sweet to be wholesome

And believe me I can spot them a mile off

Cienciano

Gamer Bhoy 89 wrote: »

People on Facebook who do this:

• "Goin to get smashed this Saturday, can't wait!"
• (Sunday morning) Absolutely dyin. Never again!
• (Sunday afternoon) *posts photos of night out*
• (Following Friday) "Few scoops then Foundry!"
• Rinse And Repeat

We get it, you're obsessed with getting mangled.

Jesus Christ! The fúcking foundry is still going? That's in Carlow, right?

Candie wrote: »

People who lose patience with, and are intolerant of the elderly.

Sometimes age slows a person down, and if an older person takes an extra 90 seconds at an ATM or the checkout, get over yourself and be courteous about it. Your 2 minutes of extra time is not that important.

A while back I was driving into Dublin City centre. I was driving down a wide road (cork street) and some old guy was crossing. Car in front of me stopped, I stopped behind. You could see the old guy was trying to hurry, but he was still fairly slow. Then the geebag in the car in front of me actually beeped at him to hurry up! Unfúckingbelievable

kilkenny12

Cienciano wrote: »

Jesus Christ! The fúcking foundry is still going? That's in Carlow, right?


A while back I was driving into Dublin City centre. I was driving down a wide road (cork street) and some old guy was crossing. Car in front of me stopped, I stopped behind. You could see the old guy was trying to hurry, but he was still fairly slow. Then the geebag in the car in front of me actually beeped at him to hurry up! Unfúckingbelievable

Waterford too. Grand aul spot.

Adyx

kilkenny12 wrote: »

Waterford too. Grand aul spot.

:eek: I've seen playschools with older clientele.

On topic: Anyone who goes to the Foundry.

Gamer Bhoy 89

Adyx wrote: »

:eek: I've seen playschools with older clientele.

On topic: Anyone who goes to the Foundry.

I made a good few appearances. Got boring after a while. Haven't been since 2012 in fairness.

EDIT. I misread your comment. I thought you were asking if anyone went to the Foundry I'll get my coat :P

jimmythedivil

zeffabelli wrote: »

People who don't love music. Doesn't matter what kind. It makes me suspicious of an unreachable nature.

I like music and always have but I don't see why it should intrude into every aspect of one's life as it seems to nowadays. It's almost impossible now to find a place to eat that doesn't have some awful piped music. A set of earplugs is a prerequisite for a trip to any football match now be it at the Aviva or Turners Cross or wherever. Apparently it creates 'atmosphere'.


Anyway, just off the top of my head...people at work who insist on sitting next to the window but won't under any circumstances allow it to be opened even if everyone else is practically suffocating.

dancingchicken

When someone replies to my text with a lazy 'K'

FISMA

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".

You mean like a Dublin accent?