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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

Tyrone212 wrote: »

She did a podcast for British army recruitment last year. Then played the victim.

RTE's main entertainment page 'tried' to do the 'ah she was misinformed, the poor pet-bless her'... then very quickly edited the article to show they were in no way supporting her. From the first posting to the edit, didn't take them an hour.

Even RTE's current 'woke' editorial knew not to wade into that cesspit.

Also, setting her followers on a reporter, whilst pushing this 'be kind' narrative... it shows you what a reprehensible, disgusting shell of a human she truly is.

RandomViewer

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Theres people being listed now who I've never heard of.

Think we've hit whatever comes after Z-list

External Association

Damien Duff. He's a negative cynical, demeanour about him, like an oul fella 80 rather than a 41 year old. Know it all. Big chip on his shoulder about GAA even though he benefitted from playing there when they opened Croke Park. I used like him. I know it's all very 'explicaple' but you don't 'inexplicably' dislike anyone. There's always some reason, even if it's gut feeling.

I find Duff a total moan. I like Sadlier etc.

[Deleted User]

External Association wrote: »

Damien Duff. He's a negative cynical, demeanour about him, like an oul fella 80 rather than a 41 year old. Know it all. Big chip on his shoulder about GAA even though he benefitted from playing there when they opened Croke Park. I used like him. I know it's all very 'explicaple' but you don't 'inexplicably' dislike anyone. There's always some reason, even if it's gut feeling.

I find Duff a total moan. I like Sadlier etc.

Agree.....Damien duff IS VERY negative....no positivity in his commentary. Imagine being stuck between him & George Lee on a long haul flight....... guantamo Bay would be like Disneyland after that

RabbleRouser2k

External Association wrote: »

Damien Duff. He's a negative cynical, demeanour about him, like an oul fella 80 rather than a 41 year old. Know it all. Big chip on his shoulder about GAA even though he benefitted from playing there when they opened Croke Park. I used like him. I know it's all very 'explicaple' but you don't 'inexplicably' dislike anyone. There's always some reason, even if it's gut feeling.

I find Duff a total moan. I like Sadlier etc.

Duff had his tongue very much embedded in John Delaney's rectum. Wouldn't hear a bad thing said against him.
Richie Sadler was the exact opposite.

And the thing about Duff was, he played fine when he was with Ireland (tho he had only one stellar year, the rest were average).
His club games tho... he was no standout.

Lashes28

External Association wrote: »

Damien Duff. He's a negative cynical, demeanour about him, like an oul fella 80 rather than a 41 year old. Know it all. Big chip on his shoulder about GAA even though he benefitted from playing there when they opened Croke Park. I used like him. I know it's all very 'explicaple' but you don't 'inexplicably' dislike anyone. There's always some reason, even if it's gut feeling.

I find Duff a total moan. I like Sadlier etc.

When he was on the coaching team of Shamrock Rovers my son was mascot for the other team. We were allowed into the dressing rooms and he built up the courage to ask him for a photo. Damien duff barely grunted and head of him in the picture. He sat for the match like a teenager that didn't wanna be there.
So yes can agree why to dislike someone.

Tyrone212

External Association wrote: »

Damien Duff. He's a negative cynical, demeanour about him, like an oul fella 80 rather than a 41 year old. Know it all. Big chip on his shoulder about GAA even though he benefitted from playing there when they opened Croke Park. I used like him. I know it's all very 'explicaple' but you don't 'inexplicably' dislike anyone. There's always some reason, even if it's gut feeling.

I find Duff a total moan. I like Sadlier etc.

A soul leech. Sucks the life out of me when he's on TV. Remember the tennis ball protest during the Irish game a couple of years ago. He gave out stink about the fans then.

Tyrone212

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

RTE's main entertainment page 'tried' to do the 'ah she was misinformed, the poor pet-bless her'... then very quickly edited the article to show they were in no way supporting her. From the first posting to the edit, didn't take them an hour.

Even RTE's current 'woke' editorial knew not to wade into that cesspit.

Also, setting her followers on a reporter, whilst pushing this 'be kind' narrative... it shows you what a reprehensible, disgusting shell of a human she truly is.

Probably one of her dose arse lick friends wrote it for her after a lie filled poor me text from her.

Strumms

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

Duff had his tongue very much embedded in John Delaney's rectum. Wouldn't hear a bad thing said against him.
Richie Sadler was the exact opposite.

And the thing about Duff was, he played fine when he was with Ireland (tho he had only one stellar year, the rest were average).
His club games tho... he was no standout.

He had a bad run of injuries, knee was fûcked and I think a foot issue too... Mourinho and him didn’t see eye to eye almost from the get go.

Ended up at Newcastle which was a massive step down from a team challenging and winning the Premier League to a team struggling to stay in the league.

Joe Don Dante

Don Wycherley

Phil.x

Everyone in the greenparty.

Barna77

cj maxx wrote: »

Pep Guardiola. He just annoys the sh1te out of me

He's a ride, but so annoying. Still would though

cms88

External Association wrote: »

Damien Duff. He's a negative cynical, demeanour about him, like an oul fella 80 rather than a 41 year old. Know it all. Big chip on his shoulder about GAA even though he benefitted from playing there when they opened Croke Park. I used like him. I know it's all very 'explicaple' but you don't 'inexplicably' dislike anyone. There's always some reason, even if it's gut feeling.

I find Duff a total moan. I like Sadlier etc.

A lot of soccer and Rugby people have always had am issue with the GAA but were perfectly happy to use Croke Park. They were also perfectly happen to have GAA stadiums in their bid for the Rugby World Cup as well.

[Deleted User]

cms88 wrote: »

A lot of soccer and Rugby people have always had am issue with the GAA but were perfectly happy to use Croke Park. They were also perfectly happen to have GAA stadiums in their bid for the Rugby World Cup as well.

Few things more tedious than a bitter League of Ireland ‘football man’ shítting on about the GAA and bog ball. Really puts off the more casual sports fan from getting interested in their local club.

ohnonotgmail

cms88 wrote: »

A lot of soccer and Rugby people have always had am issue with the GAA but were perfectly happy to use Croke Park. They were also perfectly happen to have GAA stadiums in their bid for the Rugby World Cup as well.

I'm sure the GAA were happy to have them included as well.

Ash.J.Williams

Mad_maxx wrote: »

Hozier ( actually I know exactly why I can't stand the mopey woke tosspot)

I nearly vomited a while back when it was suggested by an Irish female comedian that all Irish men should be like hosier.

Jesus Christ woman we’d be invaded again

cms88

Deleted User wrote: »

Few things more tedious than a bitter League of Ireland ‘football man’ shítting on about the GAA and bog ball. Really puts off the more casual sports fan from getting interested in their local club.

That's one of the biggest issues with the LOI imo

cms88

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

I nearly vomited a while back when it was suggested by an Irish female comedian that all Irish men should be like hosier.

Jesus Christ woman we’d be invaded again

Maybe it was a joke...

castletownman

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Few things more tedious than a bitter League of Ireland ‘football man’ shítting on about the GAA and bog ball. Really puts off the more casual sports fan from getting interested in their local club.

Or the Gah as they call it.

Although I see less of them calling it the Grab All Association now since Delaney left town.

Strumms

cms88 wrote: »

A lot of soccer and Rugby people have always had am issue with the GAA but were perfectly happy to use Croke Park. They were also perfectly happen to have GAA stadiums in their bid for the Rugby World Cup as well.

Croke Park were happy for them to use it. It was a business transaction that benefitted both parties ..It provided a welcome revenue stream for the gaa and was good PR....which they needed.

“Any member of the Association who plays or encourages in any way rugby, football, hockey or any imported game which is calculated to injuriously affect our National Pastimes, is suspended from the Association.” That was the original rule.

Back in the day, the gaa even sent spotters to soccer and rugby matches, to try and see any of their own gang in attendance... mad, North Korea shît.

I don’t find duff as a brilliant pundit but he’d be spot on there... great 100% player too.

External Association

Strumms wrote: »

Croke Park were happy for them to use it. It was a business transaction that benefitted both parties ..It provided a welcome revenue stream for the gaa and was good PR....which they needed.

“Any member of the Association who plays or encourages in any way rugby, football, hockey or any imported game which is calculated to injuriously affect our National Pastimes, is suspended from the Association.” That was the original rule.

Back in the day, the gaa even sent spotters to soccer and rugby matches, to try and see any of their own gang in attendance... mad, North Korea shît.

I don’t find duff as a brilliant pundit but he’d be spot on there... great 100% player too.

He went on a rant about the Liam Miller, RIP, testimonial, as if the GAA were obliged to open Pairc Uí Chaoimh without any consultation.

The ban is not that simple and it's disingenuous to imply that. The GAA was part of the Gaelic revival, formed in 1884 and nationalist in sympathy, with many IRB members etc. The ban was a protective measure against spies etc. The Northern situation resulted in it lasting so long.

Joe Don Dante

Elton Welsby

RandomViewer

Joe Don Dante wrote: »

Don Wycherley

He's funny in the Galway races thing that was on TG4, think a bit too much of the Actorrr vibe coming off him though

RandomViewer

Joe Don Dante wrote: »

Elton Welsby

Unfortunate name

Strumms

There is a real blast from the past... haven’t seen or heard him in an age....

Here he is now...

RabbleRouser2k

cms88 wrote: »

Maybe it was a joke...

I think I know the comedian he's mentioning.

She doesn't do 'jokes'-she does 'lectures'

Brendan Bendar

External Association wrote: »

He went on a rant about the Liam Miller, RIP, testimonial, as if the GAA were obliged to open Pairc Uí Chaoimh without any consultation.

The ban is not that simple and it's disingenuous to imply that. The GAA was part of the Gaelic revival, formed in 1884 and nationalist in sympathy, with many IRB members etc. The ban was a protective measure against spies etc. The Northern situation resulted in it lasting so long.

Himself and Kenny went to print on that event, excoriating the Gaa for something they had nothing to do with.

Despicable behaviour from himself and Kenny.

Joe Don Dante

Ciaran Mullooly

little bit of help

Joe Don Dante wrote: »

Ciaran Mullooly

I always think he says his name "Ciara Mullooly" never hear the n!

John arse

little bit of help wrote: »

I always think he says his name "Ciara Mullooly" never hear the n!

me too!:D