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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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[Deleted User]

Sardonicat wrote: »

What difference does it make?

I'll get my coat.

you should get your coat because.....

That Joke Isnt Funny (Anymore)

Rothko

RandomViewer wrote: »

Could being related to Marty have been the cause of Stephen Patrick's incessant misery?

Don't know about Marty but he is a cousin of Robbie Keane.

RandomViewer

Rothko wrote: »

Don't know about Marty but he is a cousin of Robbie Keane.

Think Marty is one of them boys that's cousins of everybody

John.burke

Richard Sadlier

IAMAMORON

Lenny Henry

RandomViewer

IAMAMORON wrote: »

Lenny Henry

He was reasonably funny n the 80s, then did a poor show called :Chef", full of ego but very little humour, downhill from then

the purple tin

RandomViewer wrote: »

He was reasonably funny n the 80s, then did a poor show called :Chef", full of ego but very little humour, downhill from then

I remember that show. He was a bossy git. Did Gordon Ramsey come on the scene before or after the show?

spookwoman

the purple tin wrote: »

I remember that show. He was a bossy git. Did Gordon Ramsey come on the scene before or after the show?

chef was 93-96, ramsey was about 99 with boiling point. (google)

Hellokitty1212

Kathryn Thomas annoys me. In every programme she ever does.

Plus she’s one of these like Vogue Williams and is the only one to ever have a baby - and makes it a career move.

Larbre34

Hellokitty1212 wrote: »

Kathryn Thomas annoys me. In every programme she ever does.

Plus she’s one of these like Vogue Williams and is the only one to ever have a baby - and makes it a career move.

I know her personally for a good while and shes sound in person, i.e. quite genuine all of the time. But yes, she has turned herself and her family into something of a brand, I'm no fan of that myself.

StevenToast

Luke O'Neill...

The guy is just the biggest media whore I've ever come across.....

There is no shame in him whatsoever....

Any dogsh*t rte produce...he will put his hand up for it....

Really using the pandemic for his own gain...

F*cking spoofer

Hellokitty1212

Larbre34 wrote: »

I know her personally for a good while and shes sound in person, i.e. quite genuine all of the time. But yes, she has turned herself and her family into something of a brand, I'm no fan of that myself.

That’s always interesting that to see that the person is different from the persona, thank you.

Ash.J.Williams

RandomViewer wrote: »

He was reasonably funny n the 80s, then did a poor show called :Chef", full of ego but very little humour, downhill from then

Yeah he was literally the only comedian on bbc for a while in the 80s

Larbre34

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Yeah he was literally the only comedian on bbc for a while in the 80s

The good ones were out playing live to packed houses.

Larbre34

StevenToast wrote: »

Luke O'Neill...

The guy is just the biggest media whore I've ever come across.....

There is no shame in him whatsoever....

Any dogsh*t rte produce...he will put his hand up for it....

Really using the pandemic for his own gain...

F*cking spoofer

You might not be a fan of his style, or indeed his ubiquity during the pandemic but he's no spoofer.

He set up a joint venture startup in Trinity with lads in the University of Queensland developing a whole new suite of drug therapies for inflammatory conditions and they sold the thing lock, stock and barrel to Roche Pharma last year for 400 million quid.

Not the outcome of any spoofing I think you'd agree.

smilerf

Harry Enfield
Never found him funny just annoying
Also Neil erm yer man in men behaving badly for the same reason

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Level 42

The whole lot of them. Especially the bass player
Don't know any of their names, and probably 2 songs.

spookwoman

smilerf wrote: »

Harry Enfield
Never found him funny just annoying
Also Neil erm yer man in men behaving badly for the same reason

Neil Morrissey, was a right tosser back in the day, don't hear anything about him these days.

Ian McShane used to do my dead in but he played a blinder in Deadwood.

thesandeman

There must be something in the Morrissey gene pool.

cms88

spookwoman wrote: »

Neil Morrissey, was a right tosser back in the day, don't hear anything about him these days.

Ian McShane used to do my dead in but he played a blinder in Deadwood.

He was in the first two seasons of Line of Duty but that was the first thing i'd seen him in in years

the purple tin

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Yeah he was literally the only comedian on bbc for a while in the 80s

Jasper Carrott got lots of airtime too.
They did a show recently with stand ups from the 80s doing a live gig. LH and JC and others. God they were woeful, and you remembered them being really funny too.
The Detectives is still great though.

Brendan Bendar

StevenToast wrote: »

Luke O'Neill...

The guy is just the biggest media whore I've ever come across.....

There is no shame in him whatsoever....

Any dogsh*t rte produce...he will put his hand up for it....

Really using the pandemic for his own gain...

F*cking spoofer

Went in with the studs up there Stevo......:eek:

Paddico

Naga Munchetty from BBC breakfast.

Should be called Nagging Munchetty

ohnonotgmail

Paddico wrote: »

Naga Munchetty from BBC breakfast.

Should be called Nagging Munchetty

I still would.

[Deleted User]

spookwoman wrote: »

Ian McShane used to do my dead in but he played a blinder in Deadwood.

One of the finest bits of casting in TV history.

neris

Gerry Ryans adult children. Self entitled little ***** full of their own self importance

Gruffalux

Don't know how I ended up this way as all those on the 'right' side of history seem to love these people, and I am not a monster, but I cannot stomach even 2 seconds of Kamala Harris or Alexander Ocasio Cortez. It is going to be a pain in the hole trying to avoid coverage over the next 4 years where Irish media types will be pleasuring themselves over their very existence. Kamala makes me cringe at her utter fakeness and the other one is just plain unbearable.

CoBo55

Gruffalux wrote: »

Don't know how I ended up this way as all those on the 'right' side of history seem to love these people, and I am not a monster, but I cannot stomach even 2 seconds of Kamala Harris or Alexander Ocasio Cortez. It is going to be a pain in the hole trying to avoid coverage over the next 4 years where Irish media types will be pleasuring themselves over their very existence. Kamala makes me cringe at her utter fakeness and the other one is just plain unbearable.

Alexandria.. at least try and spell her name properly.

Gruffalux

CoBo55 wrote: »

Alexandria.. at least try and spell her name properly.

Meh. Couldn't be arsed.

RabbleRouser2k

cms88 wrote: »

He was in the first two seasons of Line of Duty but that was the first thing i'd seen him in in years

He was in a few shows with Amy Huberman. The legal one (which was sh**e) where she played a lawyer.

And the 'finding Joy' one (which was sh**e) where he played a fast food worker.