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Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

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Is there anyone out there that you just don't like and you just can't explain it? Someone who you just can't stand but they've never really done anything to make you feel that way.

For example, I have an irrational dislike of Emma Watson. I've never really seen any of her films or interviews but if I look something up and she's in it, I'm subconsciously voting against it. When she showed up in This Is The End I sighed and I'm not quite sure why. Can't explain it. Feel similarly towards Anne Hathaway.

Who's yours?

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Ray37

James Kavanagh, he's a snapchatter and social media personality. There's something about him I can't put my finger on...:

myshirt

Ruth Coppinger

JMNolan

[Deleted User] wrote: »

That Dil woman. I turned the radio on in the car earlier and what was the first thing I heard?
"I'm triggered right now because I was homeless for four years".

Sufferin' Jaysus does she ever stop.

She embodies the most amount of cliches in over person that I have ever seen

Dtp1979

Ray37 wrote: »

James Kavanagh, he's a snapchatter and social media personality. There's something about him I can't put my finger on...:

Try the delete button

B.A._Baracus

Deleted User wrote: »

Stephen Fry. I find him smug, condescending and basically gross. A faux-intellectual, essentially.

Totally agree.
I really liked him in Blackadder and other things. But over the past decade he's gotten known for being "intellectual" as you say, but the chap really does come off as a person that if you were sitting down and having a drink with you would tell him to f-off after a certain point.

Another pet hate I have is the amount of people that claim he is amazingly smart.

TheDavester

Ray37 wrote: »

James Kavanagh, he's a snapchatter and social media personality. There's something about him I can't put my finger on...:

They are all narcissistic nobodies, like a certain one who was criticised a few months back for "changing her story" for likes and attention...want to bet she will do a sad face selfie

TheDavester

Deleted User wrote: »

That Dil woman. I turned the radio on in the car earlier and what was the first thing I heard?
"I'm triggered right now because I was homeless for four years".

Sufferin' Jaysus does she ever stop.

I absolutely cannot stand her, her victim mentality is grating and cant believe a high profile radio station gave her airtime (albeit not a great time but still)

She's a "stand up comedienne" as well, believe it or not - Must be more painful than sarah millican or Miranda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTBfYWezDd4

retro:electro

Anyone and everyone on TV3. That Elaine one who has her one show. Chronic

RayM

Ray37 wrote: »

James Kavanagh, he's a snapchatter and social media personality. There's something about him I can't put my finger on...:

The only thing I know about him is that his brother is Conor McGregor's coach.

Widdershins

simon pegg.

RabbleRouser2k

Dtp1979 wrote: »

Holly willoughby. I'm not buying that act

It's like looking at the offspring of a blank slate and a dim bulb.

I have a similar dislike of her. She's blank around the eyes-and yes, I am a straight male. I just think too many people don't look at her eyes, where you see absolutely nothing going on.

TheDavester wrote: »

you could say that about 70% of the women they promote on C4/BBC like Miranda, Sarah Milliacan, and the blonde Canadian girl, who does that new show with Jimmy Carr on Comedy Central, theyre fast tracked on to tv to tick a few boxes

The difference is that they have made me laugh. Sarah Millcan, KAtherine Ryan, Ellie Taylor, Holly Walsh, they have all made me laugh on at least more than one occasson-which is one more occassion that Bea.

Ryan's humour can be really dark, and that's totally my cup of tea. (She has a joke about Cheryl Cole that's so dark, it's genuinely bordering on genius).

razorblunt wrote: »

Agreed, she's fallen into the Katherine Ryan role of appearing in anything going, which is fine if you want a tv career, but having seen both live, their stand up is nowhere near the tv gags as obviously they're scripted.

But Ryan doesn't whinge and MOAN all about the things she gets to do. She jokes about things, but the jokes are, again, funny. Bea just seems to complain.

Being alive, getting to do what you wanna do is a success, in my eyes. The moaning makes her further unlikable.

RabbleRouser2k

TheDavester wrote: »

I absolutely cannot stand her, her victim mentality is grating and cant believe a high profile radio station gave her airtime (albeit not a great time but still)

She's a "stand up comedienne" as well, believe it or not - Must be more painful than sarah millican or Miranda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTBfYWezDd4

Oh God...I know her now (thanks for the clip)....

Ughhh-she was the one who breastfed on Elaine Crowley's show, with Elaine even drawing attention to it with a 'oh she's breastfeeding now, but being subtle' etc...

Like, if you're gonna breastfeed, don't draw attention to it-it's to feed the kid, not make a darn statement.
But I guess that's what she wants-attention...ugghhh.

retalivity

Brian o'driscoll. Although its not really inexplicable as ive had dealings with him irl.

Tosser.

RabbleRouser2k

retalivity wrote: »

Brian o'driscoll. Although its not really inexplicable as ive had dealings with him irl.

Tosser.

Was this when he was with Glenda or with 'that blonde chick the Independent loves who isn't Vogue, who the Independent also loves'?

ceegee

[Deleted User] wrote: »

That Dil woman. I turned the radio on in the car earlier and what was the first thing I heard?
"I'm triggered right now because I was homeless for four years".

Sufferin' Jaysus does she ever stop.

She was moaning about no female escorts at the rose of Tralee the other week, conveniently forgetting that men can't be roses either

Hitman3000

A thread asking people to list a person they 'inexplicably ' don't like, yet they offer a multitude of reasons. Anyone understand what the word 'inexplicably' means?

RabbleRouser2k

Hitman3000 wrote: »

A thread asking people to list a person they 'inexplicably ' don't like, yet they offer a multitude of reasons. Anyone understand what the word 'inexplicably' means?

Well, I gave reasons for some, and none for others-so yeah, I got it. As did others.

Hitman3000

RabbleRouser2k wrote:

Well, I gave reasons for some, and none for others-so yeah, I got it. As did others.

Did you read the thread title before you commented?

RabbleRouser2k

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Did you read the thread title before you commented?

Yes, I did-look at my first post or so-it was on one of the first five pages.

NapoleonInRags

The problem here is that if you can't stand someone, you usually have a fairly good facking idea why...

and people who 'inexplicably' can't stand someone are pretty much psychotic.

Hitman3000

NapoleonInRags wrote:

The problem here is that if you can't stand someone, you usually have a fairly good facking idea why...

Lots of people I can't stand.

NapoleonInRags wrote:

and people who 'inexplicably' can't stand someone are pretty much psychotic.

Nope I just don't like like them, no reason to analyse it further.

RabbleRouser2k

NapoleonInRags wrote: »

The problem here is that if you can't stand someone, you usually have a fairly good facking idea why...

and people who 'inexplicably' can't stand someone are pretty much psychotic.

The last one is not quite true-sometimes someone you cannot stand reminds you of someone you knew, or else they don't seem sincere. That's just life experience, or experience with similar individuals. You can start to tell real sincerity from all the fakeness.
And then someone else just grinds your gears/ rustles your jimmies and you have ZERO idea why.

Being psychotic means you have no connection with reality, in this case we do-there's no son of Sam's here.

Paddy Cow

houlihand wrote: »

Piers Morgan

Totally understandable. He's a professional gobsh!te, as is his female counterpart Katie Hopkins. Two people who failed at their chosen professions and now make a living talking rubbish.

RabbleRouser2k

ceegee wrote: »

She was moaning about no female escorts at the rose of Tralee the other week, conveniently forgetting that men can't be roses either

You can't please these people.

Before Maria Walsh(the first lesbian Rose of Tralee) was crowned 'The Rose of Tralee is outdated, it's not modern, get rid of it-it's misery...'

After Maria was crowned 'God, the Rose of Tralee is so modern, it's evolving, leading the pack...showing us how modern Ireland has become'.

11 months later....

'The Rose of Tralee is outdated, it's not modern, get rid of it-it's misery...'

Riddle101

+1 for Piers Morgan. Can't stand that guy, he's insufferable.

Arghus

Hatered for Piers Morgan is far from inexplicable.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Great vid of Morgan getting schooled by the future first Jewish President of America Ben Shapiro.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE0Z2k6BJI0

retalivity

Ok an actual inexplicable one - donal skehan.

OnTheCouch

pauliebdub wrote: »

Prince William and Princess Kate, I couldn't think of a particular reason to dislike them but they come across as a pair of dry arses with their conservative clothes and bland smiles. Have either of them ever said anything interesting in public or expressed an opinion on anything?

As much as I agree with your general sentiment, one should also remember that within the realms of the Royal Family, anything remotely controversial is almost certainly looked down on for obvious reasons, so as not too avoid bad publicity etc, so I'm sure both of the aforementioned individuals have had substantial media training in how to be as acceptably boring as possible in public.

blueser

OnTheCouch wrote: »

As much as I agree with your general sentiment, one should also remember that within the realms of the Royal Family, anything remotely controversial is almost certainly looked down on for obvious reasons, so as not too avoid bad publicity etc, so I'm sure both of the aforementioned individuals have had substantial media training in how to be as acceptably boring as possible in public.

Goes with the job, doesn't it? Be as safe, mundane, middle of the road and boring as humanly possible. I'd imagine Harry finds that hard. William has no choice in the matter, being a possible future King. And I'm sure Kate was well briefed before marrying in to the family as to what was expected of her.