Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

Sir Stev-o-Timothy...whatever his name is, was on the LLS tonight.

I've my own share of issues, mental health wise... so I understand things can be brutal when stuff goes wrong.

But losing his facebook page monetization, and going into a depression over it... I'm just not sympathetic towards that.

I mean, like the song says, 'Video killed the radio star'... well, the internet killed the video star. And eventually something will kill the internet star.
We saw it with Vine, youtube, blip, megavideo, facebook, Instagram, Twitch etc etc...

Most of these folks know it's a short term thing. You have to plan for something or else you're in trouble.

Have to agree, there's something about him.
He seems (to me) to be the type of lad that would have been an absolute scrote when younger and is now pretending it didn't happening / ignoring it.
Might be wrong but I've got that impression of others, having seen it first hand too and be right.

He's made good cash out of a one trick pony act, he surely knew it wasn't going to last forever?

KungPao wrote: »

Ryan Gosling. I’m sure he’s a nice man and lovely to his mother and all that, but something about him...

Was flicking through Netflix or Prime the other night, thought First Man might be decent, but I couldn’t hack 2hrs of him, so I passed.

First Man is very good, well worth a watch

The Inbetween is mine wrote: »

Grainne Seoige ... complaining about leaving home and coming back to Ireland and the cold Irish weather...
airs and graces on that wan

She lost the run of herself years ago.

bocaman wrote: »

She lost the run of herself years ago.

Fine looking woman but there's just something about her I could never warm to.

mikekerry wrote: »

Have to disagree there, it's a sin is very well made and he was very good in it.
He is a good singer also, not sure what he is like outside those gigs?

I think that's why its inexplicable.

And yeah, It's a Sin was genuinely heartbreaking at times. Though it's use of humour was very human.

bocaman wrote: »

She lost the run of herself years ago.

She was expensive to hire, for real. Her pay packet may not have looked excessive (in comparison to others)... but not included was the cost of her wardrobe (none of the RTE tat for her) and she also had her own makeup crew (see my comment on the wardrobe thing, similar opinions).

She was a VERY expensive hire.

razorblunt wrote: »

Have to agree, there's something about him.
He seems (to me) to be the type of lad that would have been an absolute scrote when younger and is now pretending it didn't happening / ignoring it.
Might be wrong but I've got that impression of others, having seen it first hand too and be right.

He's made good cash out of a one trick pony act, he surely knew it wasn't going to last forever?

That's the impression I sort of got from him too. I doubt he stopped being a scrote, tbh. Just looking at his social media. People who tend to be jerks...they don't hide it very well.
He's one of em. (also, the joke about the black guys... I get the feeling he thinks he can make those jokes because he's 'woke' and 'it's okay when we do it'... Nope. Nope).

There's some interesting videos about youtube creators who left youtube.
Many of them moved on to other venues, from producing to their own podcast websites.
They knew it's temporary. You're definitely not gonna make a living out of it now.

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Killian Foley-Walsh. Has a face that's just demanding to be punched and an attitude to match.

He looks like one of those good kids who snaps and murders there families!

mikekerry wrote: »

Have to disagree there, it's a sin is very well made and he was very good in it.
He is a good singer also, not sure what he is like outside those gigs?

He was on Graham Norton and just seemed really annoying, but was great in It’s A Sin

Hangdogroad wrote: »

I'm not a follower of football but at least he has(d) a genuine talent at it. Posh wasnt exactly the next Kylie, she cant sing to save her life. Remember that gawdawful single she put out after the Spice Girls where her voice was autotuned to death?

kind of admirable to be fair!

Mad_maxx wrote: »

ive met her a couple of times , i could not say a word against her


just my view

Have worked with her- she's pleasant enough, certainly acted the celebrity at the time though (it was 2006/2007).

She also has a FILTHY laugh, which I found quite amusing!

barbara anne wrote: »

That Faye Dunaway one. Dreadful woman. Why adopt those poor orphan children if your just going to be a crank?

Are you thinking of Mia Farrow?

cms88 wrote: »

Paul Treyvaud the ''celebratory chef''. In the media at the moment about reopening etc But is so full of **** it's unreal. Another who i would put into the ''Answer to a question no asked''

His reply to anyone who dares to give a bad review tells you enough about him.

Cant stand him or his FAKE mid Atlantic accent

barbara anne wrote: »

No!!!!! Mia Farrow was Rosemary's Baby. That woman deserves a medal for the crap she had to put up with.

I'm talking about Faye Dunaway making them call her Mummy dearest. It's the likes of Faye Dunaway that give people like Mia Farrow a bad name

Faye Dunaway played Joan Crawford in a film adaptation of Mommie Dearest.

I think you might be confusing the character with the actress.