Most miserable people

bitofabind wrote: »

Londoners on the tube at rush hour.

Seriously i was shocked. They look unwell.

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Until you reach Portadown, a veritable hive of misery.

Taig free zone too

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Kilkenny people.

Can be a surly lot but sweetness and light compared to tipp folk

I see sheep wrote: »

Most 'Israelis' I've met are Australian or American.

Surely you mean American or Russian?

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

A lot of people who spend far too much time on social media and spouting their almost worthless opinions on sites like Boards and Reddit are truly miserable.

Social media isn’t social, and it’s making a large percentage of its ‘customers’ very miserable indeed. Depressed and full of anxiety even. Using your phone for more than an hour or two a day should be a huge red flag to be honest. Ruining the old dopamine system, and you’ll probably spend time in anonymous addiction support groups for it in the future.

What a complete load of auld bollox !

People in unhappy relationships or unhappy marriages.

weetiepie wrote: »

Israelis...What a miserable shower of ignorant c*nts

You don't like them then ?

tayto lover

Tabnabs wrote: »

Israelis are great craic once you spend time in their company, a beautiful country too.

Most of it doesn’t belong to them though.

Nevin Parsnipp wrote: »

You don't like them then ?

Shrug ..different cultures for different folks. Not everyone gels with everyone.

Ted_YNWA

Mad_maxx wrote: »

Can be a surly lot but sweetness and light compared to tipp folk

I'll have you know I'm all sweetness & light too.

tayto lover

The clergy are a glum shower.

Catholics.

MonkieSocks

bitofabind wrote: »

Londoners on the tube at rush hour.

Was sitting beside an drunk old cockney man a few years ago on the tube.

After I sat beside him he muttered "you Bo#ick my Panda mince"

I said "Huh?"

He then piped up very loudly " you are sitting on my Panda mince"

I stood up and looked at the seat where I was sitting, there was a very small bag of mince on the seat......about a poundful.

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Finnish people. Just odd and a bizarre looking bunch, especially the women

Took out a Finnish corporate visitor for a drink once back in the day...

Ordered drinks which came to our table....I clinked glasses with him and said "Cheers" !

"Look" he said...."I came out drink....not to make small talk".!

It was a long evening......

Rikand

KWAG2019 wrote: »

Hungarians. Hard to blame them though.

Because they are always hungry ?

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Nevin Parsnipp wrote: »

Took out a Finnish corporate visitor for a drink once back in the day...

Ordered drinks which came to our table....I clinked glasses with him and said "Cheers" !

"Look" he said...."I came out drink....not to make small talk".!

It was a long evening......

I was in Tallinn on a Friday evening, all quiet he next thing the place was packed, all the Finns over for the weekend off the ferry for cheap beer, Good God some animals for the drink, find them polite and good fun, both thete and other places I have met them...

Most east European countries are miserable, maybe not so much Slovenia.. I briefly passed through Croatia again this summer, still ignorant as f##k (women are stunning).

saabsaab

This link might sum it up

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

normanoffside

Nevin Parsnipp wrote: »

Took out a Finnish corporate visitor for a drink once back in the day...

Ordered drinks which came to our table....I clinked glasses with him and said "Cheers" !

"Look" he said...."I came out drink....not to make small talk".!

It was a long evening......

Finns don't do small talk. A Finnish friend of mine is always unnerved and uncomfortable when you ask him how he is.
He says in Finland, people only ask you that when a relative dies.

They are great people though, very like the Irish.

Hal3000

Immigration officials and customers officers. Very disagreeable human beings indeed.

s7ryf3925pivug

When everyone around you seems hostile and unfriendly, you might be doing something to p!ss them off.

I found Parisians friendly and polite.
Tipperary and Kilkenny people are generally friendly and nice.
I was in Hungary in the early nineties when I was a kid. I had a friend who was black and thought the people there were weird with him. I was a bit dismissive of that until I got ice cream with him one day. 'She was looking at us like we had six heads,' I said. 'Yeah...' he said pointedly, and I got it then. So I guess some Hungarians were rude around black people around then
Don't remember much else about them.
Most eastern Europeans I know are nice and fun (with Polish and Turkish people making up the majority of them).
The marching type of Northern Irish people seem pretty dour though alright.

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Finnish people. Just odd and a bizarre looking bunch, especially the women

They have a saying in Finland...."There is no such thing as an ugly woman......there is only not enough vodka".......

Lina Sharp Hamstring wrote: »

Kilkenny people are generally friendly and nice.

good god no

Nevin Parsnipp wrote: »

They have a saying in Finland...."There is no such thing as an ugly woman......there is only not enough vodka".......

you need vodka for this its for to give you courage to deal with her beauty

pavb2

Thread reminds me of this:

saabsaab

Isn't Vodka a woman's drink?

saabsaab wrote: »

Isn't Vodka a woman's drink?

uh huh

no such thing as an ugly dude ...just not enough vodka

The One Doctor

Australians. Painfully ignorant and racist. Other than that bunch of useless bastards, the rest of the world is good.

Thing is, a lot of Irish people are outgoing and cheerful. It puts some foreign people off. My fiance once rolled down a hill in a park next to a bunch of Polish people. Her trousers fell off, but the foreigners didn't even blink. Irish people would have been hooting with laughter. I asked a Polish girl about this and she said that the Polish are miserable bastards.

Sorry about that

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

good god no

Yeah, they really are very friendly and welcoming in Kilkenny. Lovely people.