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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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RabbleRouser2k

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Well, I don’t know about you but my husband hates too much make up and an overstyled look. So even if a woman is good-looking, he finds it a turn off. It’s like he can’t see the woman when she’s caked in make up. He can only see the make up. (he was really freaked out by my heavy bridesmaid make up at my sister’s wedding) So when he saw Imelda with all that stuff scraped off her face and the way more natural hair, he genuinely did a double take.

Sort of similar. I've met many a beautiful woman who's love of the makeup genuinely puts me off.
I've no hatred for a little, but the one's who over do it make me sad.
It's like they can't see their own beauty. (Knew an Italian Girl who did the barest make-up. She was Emo, but would often go bare, make-up wise. Always found her stunning).

Cerveza

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

It might be actually, doing that same squinty rhing Claudia Wikleman does, instead of just cutting the bloody thing.

The squinty thing is a green light for the derrière movement of goods.

MuffinTop86

Cerveza wrote: »

It’s the fringe, she and Norma Foley would knashawl grand together.

It might be actually, doing that same squinty rhing Claudia Wikleman does, instead of just cutting the bloody thing.

Cerveza

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

I used to like Imelda but that cringy anger poetry thing she did on the Late Late still haunts me.

It’s the fringe, she and Norma Foley would knashawl grand together.

[Deleted User]

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

I used to like Imelda but that cringy anger poetry thing she did on the Late Late still haunts me.

She'd wreck your head after any more than 10 minutes I'd say

MuffinTop86

I used to like Imelda but that cringy anger poetry thing she did on the Late Late still haunts me.

foxy farmer

If you wake at some ungodly hour and the telly is on this Muppet could be waffling away. Anthony Sullivan infomercial presenter.
https://images.app.goo.gl/6sCwg1HsdkyDgcf79

Aaaggghhh stick it where the sun don't shine

SineadSpears

Trekker09 wrote: »

Tadhg Fleming. The whole family really.

Awh I like his video's.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

It was the movie/ TV equivalent of 'girl/ woman takes off glasses, suddenly is hot'.

And I'm not saying Imelda was ugly beforehand, but yeah... 'twas surprising.

There've been other examples where I was like 'Oh damn... she's fine'.

Well, I don’t know about you but my husband hates too much make up and an overstyled look. So even if a woman is good-looking, he finds it a turn off. It’s like he can’t see the woman when she’s caked in make up. He can only see the make up. (he was really freaked out by my heavy bridesmaid make up at my sister’s wedding) So when he saw Imelda with all that stuff scraped off her face and the way more natural hair, he genuinely did a double take.

RabbleRouser2k

glasso wrote: »

The guy on the Tommy Tiernan interview show who opens the curtain.

Can't even remember his name tbh.

Fred Cooke...

And if you think he's bad, his other half is FAR worse... insufferably worse.

[Deleted User]

The guy on the Tommy Tiernan interview show who opens the curtain.

Can't even remember his name tbh.

RabbleRouser2k

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

My husband experienced same.

It was the movie/ TV equivalent of 'girl/ woman takes off glasses, suddenly is hot'.

And I'm not saying Imelda was ugly beforehand, but yeah... 'twas surprising.

There've been other examples where I was like 'Oh damn... she's fine'.

Recliner

Autosport wrote: »

You can stop stalking me now

Another I can’t stand is Hozier, He just likes to Moan and complain and it just gets rather tiresome.

Hozier, also known as Moany Hole in my house.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

Used to hate Imelda May.

Then she changed her hairstyle, changed her style, and suddenly she was fit... (That was a confusing day for me, for sure).

But Hozier is a prat. May rarely touches on politics, Hozier practically bathes in it.

My husband experienced same.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

DenMan wrote: »

Ronan Keating, what an obnoxious git. I read he wants to meet Boris Johnson in a park to discuss the UK's government's actions that are affecting the arts, with music in particular.

I think disliking Ronan Keating is totally explicable.

Totally not suitable for this thread. He’s a twerp, it’s obvious.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Justin Theroux. Gives of “too cool for you” vibes.

McGinniesta

Ricky Gervais.

C*nt

Autosport

freshpopcorn wrote: »

When it's a younger person they do seem to have some link to the industry.

A lot of the GAA lads find him an absolute bore and just want to flog their book with him in my experience. They often like the Tweets slagging him.

The women I mention are the one's who share inspirational quotes, fake competitions, posts about missing dogs in Canada, etc.

You can stop stalking me now

Another I can’t stand is Hozier, He just likes to Moan and complain and it just gets rather tiresome.

RabbleRouser2k

Deleted User wrote: »

He is apparently very popular in the UK. I have had limited exposure to him but and my superficial view is that he is a smarmy cockney cheepy chappy in the Jim Davidson mould. Similar to Shane Richie, another one I love to hate.

Funny thing about Walsh and Richie-both of em dated a Nolan sister. And both of them cheated on a Nolan sister.

I think Richie just burned too many bridges. Walsh is said to be one of the nicer guys out there.
But there's something about him. Even if I can tolerate him, I wouldn't want to be in a room with him.

[Deleted User]

DenMan wrote: »

I like him a lot. He's brilliant as Graham from Doctor Who.

He is apparently very popular in the UK. I have had limited exposure to him but and my superficial view is that he is a smarmy cockney cheepy chappy in the Jim Davidson mould. Similar to Shane Richie, another one I love to hate.

RabbleRouser2k

DenMan wrote: »

Hozier, a bloody tool! I just can't stand him. RTE have a ready made replacement for Bono as he's practically a younger version of him and over the years will be despised by many I'm sure. We'll only ever hear of him a couple of times during the year, whenever there's money to be raised on the late late show and of course, new years eve. Oh and Imelda May, another twit in the same mould.

Used to hate Imelda May.

Then she changed her hairstyle, changed her style, and suddenly she was fit... (That was a confusing day for me, for sure).

But Hozier is a prat. May rarely touches on politics, Hozier practically bathes in it.

DenMan

Deleted User wrote: »

Bradley Walsh

I like him a lot. He's brilliant as Graham from Doctor Who.

DenMan

Hozier, a bloody tool! I just can't stand him. RTE have a ready made replacement for Bono as he's practically a younger version of him and over the years will be despised by many I'm sure. We'll only ever hear of him a couple of times during the year, whenever there's money to be raised on the late late show and of course, new years eve. Oh and Imelda May, another twit in the same mould.

RabbleRouser2k

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Not trying to cause offence to offence to anybody but I think it's one of the changes some women experience when going through the change is they start liking Ryan.

Don't look at him... Don't look at him...

Ooof.... we're gonna lose our liquor license after that comment.

Jesus, can you imagine... 'Right ladies, the first warning sign of the menopause is you'll start liking Ryan Tubridy'...

Probably explains the rising levels of incidents of suicide in older women.

freshpopcorn

Deleted User wrote: »

Now it starts to make sense. I wonder what's the story with the adoring audiences, do they kidnap their families and threaten their lives unless they are suitably clapping and laughing energetically?

Not trying to cause offence to offence to anybody but I think it's one of the changes some women experience when going through the change is they start liking Ryan.

RabbleRouser2k

Deleted User wrote: »

Now it starts to make sense. I wonder what's the story with the adoring audiences, do they kidnap their families and threaten their lives unless they are suitably clapping and laughing energetically?

RTe's a bit like North Korea, tbqh.

[Deleted User]

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

I always tend to 'check' on the people who comment on the LLS, and praise Ryan.

Many of them are in the media industry.

They don't risk upsetting the status quo, in case they don't get hired at the National Broadcaster.

Now it starts to make sense. I wonder what's the story with the adoring audiences, do they kidnap their families and threaten their lives unless they are suitably clapping and laughing energetically?

Ash.J.Williams

freshpopcorn wrote: »

When it's a younger person they do seem to have some link to the industry.

A lot of the GAA lads find him an absolute bore and just want to flog their book with him in my experience. They often like the Tweets slagging him.

The women I mention are the one's who share inspirational quotes, fake competitions, posts about missing dogs in Canada, etc.

Ahaaaaa it’s me the toy man

freshpopcorn

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

I always tend to 'check' on the people who comment on the LLS, and praise Ryan.

Many of them are in the media industry.

They don't risk upsetting the status quo, in case they don't get hired at the National Broadcaster.

When it's a younger person they do seem to have some link to the industry.

A lot of the GAA lads find him an absolute bore and just want to flog their book with him in my experience. They often like the Tweets slagging him.

The women I mention are the one's who share inspirational quotes, fake competitions, posts about missing dogs in Canada, etc.

RabbleRouser2k

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Women of a certain vintage seem to love him on facebook. They praise him for his up lifting/positive stories during the pandemic.

I always tend to 'check' on the people who comment on the LLS, and praise Ryan.

Many of them are in the media industry.

They don't risk upsetting the status quo, in case they don't get hired at the National Broadcaster.