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What's something you are embarrassed to admit you secretly like?

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Earlier today, I was heading shopping with the wife and as I plug my phone into the car, the rest of a Celine Dion album I had been listening to continued to play.

I wasn't embarrassed I was listening to Celine Dion, I was embarrassed I got caught

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currants

73Cat wrote: »

Anyone that knows me would know I mainly listen to rock/metal! I don't have a clue about any of the composers or music, just vague memories of some pieces studied in Music Appreciation classes in school. Even the DJs(?!)have really soothing voices

If you like the classical stuff you should try the UK classic FM, Lyric can be a bit easy listening at times, classic FM is hardcore

cruais

Spice girls....i wannabe them

blue note

KFC. I generally like good food, would order the thing on the menu I hadn't heard of, enjoy good coffee, craft beers, eat my steaks rare / medium rare. But every couple of months, I enjoy a KFC. The grease is oozing out of my pours for the next couple of hours, I'm likely to get a digestive "reaction" to it if you know what I mean (the sh1ts), but a part of me enjoys the dirtyness of it.

Also fat chicks, which is handy when my other one is KFC.

DEFTLEFTHAND

jackwigan wrote: »

Modern American country music

I'm a big fan of 'alt country'. Artist's like Ryan Adams and Wilco.

kunst nugget

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I'm a big fan of 'alt country'. Artist's like Ryan Adams and Wilco.

Hardly embarrassing…

Mister Vain

Sex and the city.

Some of Justin Bieber's songs.

Grayson

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Scooter

You should have kept that to yourself.

posturingpat

Rubbing my balls then sniffing my hand, much like Joachim Lowe.

Shenshen

currants wrote: »

If you like the classical stuff you should try the UK classic FM, Lyric can be a bit easy listening at times, classic FM is hardcore

The really advanced stuff is on BBC Radio 3, though

RhubarbCrumble

Graces7 wrote: »

Condensed milk and Caramel from Aldi.... straight from the tin....

Nothing embarrassing about that. Mmmm, condensed milk

Teyla Emmagan

Surreptitious wrote: »

She has a house in West Cork actually.

East Cork. Ballycotton.

eviltwin

The music of Stock, Aiken, Waterman

Snugglebunnies

Watching teen mom.

heldel00

Dr Pimple popper on YouTube. Grossly satisfying

jimgoose

I like Celine Dion as well - that Titanic carry-on has been known to reduce me to tears. There may have been drink taken, but there - I said it. I also rather like Liga biscuits with Kerrygold butter. Applications are being accepted for nubile 7-foot chungwans to change my nappy.

milehip

Rimjobs.

Elemonator

Strawberry Daquiris

Surreptitious

I'm with the other person with the TLC channel. All those programmes about super small or super tall folk are great plus the extreme couponing. Watching people running around with ten trolleys to fill their doom bunker is great TV.

bodhrandude

Surreptitious wrote: »

Cascada and other tacky euphoric dance tracks.

Yeah couldn't believe I liked this when in came up in one of the music channels at my brothers place in Scotland in the new year, so goddam funky.

everlast75

Riddle101 wrote: »

Watching cartoons. Sure they're a bit a childish but whatever, I still love Batman, Spider-Man and X-Men from the 90's, and a few other gems from my childhood.

Still can't get over how great these intros were.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-u07UEDT5I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAkL2-vh2Sk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZGN9fZvQhc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y63i2NR9-LE

Still watch them and not in the least bit embarrassed about it

Bambi985

The Donald.

I reckon he's either a wind-up merchant of epic proportions who has figured his way to the top is to troll the sh1t out of the general public and is having a right old laugh with it, or he's got a touch of dementia.

Either way, some craic out of that lad and his tweets every morning. I genuinely look forward to them.

DuMorph

Embarrassed but not ashamed-

Samsgirl

Candie wrote: »

Murder She Wrote is rubbish, but Diagnosis Murder is brilliant! Not that I'd ever risk my life by allowing myself be admitted to that hospital! :P

Candie!! Murder She Wrote is legendary... I used to think you were cool...

Samsgirl

James Blunt

dee_mc

Samsgirl wrote:

James Blunt

Not a fan of his music but he's absolutely brilliant at Twitter!

Shannon757

dee_mc wrote: »

Not a fan of his music but he's absolutely brilliant at Twitter!

And his National Lottery ad.

Ferrari3600

I have caught myself humming Dollar's cheesy poptastic 1980's hit 'L'Amour'.

Conall Cernach

The Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts romcom Notting Hill. I love that movie.

eamonnq

Shannon757 wrote: »

I have been on a Liga only diet for the past week. It is amazing and I'm not ashamed to say that. It's so delicious.

I saw Liga in the list and thought 'Bejaysus, she likes Spanish Football!!'

kfallon

Erasure's "Give a Little Respect"
Pet Shop Boys' "Always On My Mind"