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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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Hangdogroad wrote: »

Not a nice person by all accounts.

But she "fits the bill" perfectly for the rte 'agenda' , let's be honest, herself & dervla o rourke aren't overflowing with talent but they get tons of airtime.

Hangdogroad

cms88 wrote: »

As i've said before Anna Geary the answer to a question no one asked.

While it would be fair enough if she was any good at all these roles, bit she's actually terrible. I would ay there are more far better people, both male and female, than her who could do a much better job but don't have a ''profile''.

Not a nice person by all accounts.

cms88

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Alan Quinlan.

No idea why but he always looks like he is about cry when Ireland lose.

Liam Cunningham.

Work with a woman who did bit of acting with him before. Not the clean image he likes portray. For me I don’t know why but find him irritating.

Anna Geary

Best of luck to her and whatever she does it seems to work, but she is on everything and everywhere and I just have turn off TV or turn away when see her.

As i've said before Anna Geary the answer to a question no one asked.

While it would be fair enough if she was any good at all these roles, bit she's actually terrible. I would ay there are more far better people, both male and female, than her who could do a much better job but don't have a ''profile''.

razorblunt

cj maxx wrote: »

Is she supposed to be a comedian? She tries to be zany, but she's not very funny

That's what happens when you live in an echo chamber (no matter what you're stance on anything is). Twitter would only elevate similar minded people to her so she probably things she's driving it on.

The_Kew_Tour

Alan Quinlan.

No idea why but he always looks like he is about cry when Ireland lose.

Liam Cunningham.

Work with a woman who did bit of acting with him before. Not the clean image he likes portray. For me I don’t know why but find him irritating.

Anna Geary

Best of luck to her and whatever she does it seems to work, but she is on everything and everywhere and I just have turn off TV or turn away when see her.

castletownman

Pussyhands wrote: »

What's she saying?

I don't think she's funny at all and is only getting gigs because she's a woman.

Ah she is just VERY hippy. And jumps on every social justice bandwagon going.

LapsypaCork

Sinead O’Connor
Claudia Winkleman
Jeremy Clarkeson
Fergal D’Arcy

Andrea B.

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

She sort of spreads herself too far, imo. (*Prepares for onslaught of filthy jokes*)

Like, one minute she's a comedian (which she was winning awards for), the next she's an actress, and then TV presenter...

Like, to be great in one area, you sort of have to focus on one area. she seems too widespread.

Always found her very articulate and quick in interview. Pretty and clever!
Had a good few belly laughs from her This Way Up show. Not sure about the stand up period. I think I am just too old.

Mysterypunter

Howitzer the 5th wrote: »

Indeed. Good point that. I must say I would switch off the radio by then and haven't been subjected to that really, although having been at a match a couple of years ago, a person with whom I availed of a lift with insisted upon listening to it, thereby subjecting myself and another to 40-50 odd minutes or so of the worst dreck in Irish radio history and that's a feat in itself in this day and age.

Marty appeared to be getting off on the whooping attention of mere innocent mortals and whatever female presence may have been there from camogie or football, all the while with zero analysis or critical review of the sport. Absolute yahoo broadcasting.

Marty is a poor commentator, he is always making predictions instead of describing what is happening, "Austin Gleeson takes the handpass, and strikes powerfully, he's the best hurler since Cuchulainn, a giant of game, but this one is left and wide"

RMAOK

Roddy Doyle

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AdrianBalboa wrote: »

Scrutiny is one thing but thread after thread on this forum is polluted with poisonous bile towards public figures, particularly Irish ones.

The lame excuse that’s normally trotted out is that “I payed me bleedin tv licence” even though the TV licence is for the production of new programmes, maintaining the TV and radio infrastructures etc, rather than throwing rotten fruit at TV stars. It’s just tall poppy syndrome.

Is that dee forbes?????????

Ash.J.Williams

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

I thought he lived with his mother?

That’s the thing ... I never said he lived with his partner

AdrianBalboa

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

IF you're in the public eye, you know that you're up for scrutiny. It comes with the territory.
Simple as.

Social Media is, essentially, a 'symptom' to that. Many of these people wouldn't have followings but for being in the public eye. If they weren't in the public eye, nobody would care who they are.

Plus one bad post... and you're out of a job.

Scrutiny is one thing but thread after thread on this forum is polluted with poisonous bile towards public figures, particularly Irish ones.

The lame excuse that’s normally trotted out is that “I payed me bleedin tv licence” even though the TV licence is for the production of new programmes, maintaining the TV and radio infrastructures etc, rather than throwing rotten fruit at TV stars. It’s just tall poppy syndrome.

RabbleRouser2k

cj maxx wrote: »

Is she supposed to be a comedian? She tries to be zany, but she's not very funny

She sort of spreads herself too far, imo. (*Prepares for onslaught of filthy jokes*)

Like, one minute she's a comedian (which she was winning awards for), the next she's an actress, and then TV presenter...

Like, to be great in one area, you sort of have to focus on one area. she seems too widespread.

B2021M

Howitzer the 5th wrote: »

Indeed. Good point that. I must say I would switch off the radio by then and haven't been subjected to that really, although having been at a match a couple of years ago, a person with whom I availed of a lift with insisted upon listening to it, thereby subjecting myself and another to 40-50 odd minutes or so of the worst dreck in Irish radio history and that's a feat in itself in this day and age.

Marty appeared to be getting off on the whooping attention of mere innocent mortals and whatever female presence may have been there from camogie or football, all the while with zero analysis or critical review of the sport. Absolute yahoo broadcasting.

Absolutely zero analysis is spot on. Youd actually have to put work in to be as bad as him.

Once said of a Monaghan player...'he's from Threemilehouse which is about two miles from Monaghan Town' I presume its called Threemilehouse for a reason.....

cj maxx

castletownman wrote: »

Aisling Bea.

She's beautiful, and its great to see her make a career over in the UK. But she is becoming increasingly unhinged on social media.

Is she supposed to be a comedian? She tries to be zany, but she's not very funny

RabbleRouser2k

AdrianBalboa wrote: »

lol why do people think paying a TV licence means people who work in the media are public property? Aisling Bea works in the UK anyway, and the TV licence doesn’t cover social media channels, so John and Mary Sixpack can do one in this case.

IF you're in the public eye, you know that you're up for scrutiny. It comes with the territory.
Simple as.

Social Media is, essentially, a 'symptom' to that. Many of these people wouldn't have followings but for being in the public eye. If they weren't in the public eye, nobody would care who they are.

Plus one bad post... and you're out of a job.

AdrianBalboa

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

G.O.T.I aka 'Girl/ Guy On the Internet' syndrome.

They forget that real life people, aka the folks paying the TV license to hear her and her ilk say stuff, have far worse things to worry about. Real life operates far differently to the way she 'perceives' it.

lol why do people think paying a TV licence means people who work in the media are public property? Aisling Bea works in the UK anyway, and the TV licence doesn’t cover social media channels, so John and Mary Sixpack can do one in this case.

EmmetSpiceland

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

He also has a long term suffering partner of many many years that he seems to keep on the quiet so as to keep his sex appeal at maximum levels , like a boy band member would be advised:)

I thought he lived with his mother?

Howitzer the 5th

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

He also has a long term suffering partner of many many years that he seems to keep on the quiet so as to keep his sex appeal at maximum levels , like a boy band member would be advised:)

He's sixty odd. Its not as if his apparent magnetism is overflowing. Hair plugs, teeth capping and skin bleaching do not enhance a human being. Marty also bought into the idea of a persona. He likes his labels and big collar's and still thinks its 2001. His level of GAA seems stuck in that time warp also. At least Ger Canning just gets on with it, without the need to be a personality with it, bad and all as he is.

Ash.J.Williams

Howitzer the 5th wrote: »

Indeed. Good point that. I must say I would switch off the radio by then and haven't been subjected to that really, although having been at a match a couple of years ago, a person with whom I availed of a lift with insisted upon listening to it, thereby subjecting myself and another to 40-50 odd minutes or so of the worst dreck in Irish radio history and that's a feat in itself in this day and age.

Marty appeared to be getting off on the whooping attention of mere innocent mortals and whatever female presence may have been there from camogie or football, all the while with zero analysis or critical review of the sport. Absolute yahoo broadcasting.

He also has a long term suffering partner of many many years that he seems to keep on the quiet so as to keep his sex appeal at maximum levels , like a boy band member would be advised:)

jippo nolan

Pussyhands wrote: »

Don't forget players making their "dayboo"

Marty really is pompous. He fully bought into his own hype and memes with the whole online thing about him being a stud etc. His own show during GAA season is called the Marty Squad ffs.

And don’t forget, there’s no party like a Marty Party!

Howitzer the 5th

Pussyhands wrote: »

Don't forget players making their "dayboo"

Marty really is pompous. He fully bought into his own hype and memes with the whole online thing about him being a stud etc. His own show during GAA season is called the Marty Squad ffs.

Indeed. Good point that. I must say I would switch off the radio by then and haven't been subjected to that really, although having been at a match a couple of years ago, a person with whom I availed of a lift with insisted upon listening to it, thereby subjecting myself and another to 40-50 odd minutes or so of the worst dreck in Irish radio history and that's a feat in itself in this day and age.

Marty appeared to be getting off on the whooping attention of mere innocent mortals and whatever female presence may have been there from camogie or football, all the while with zero analysis or critical review of the sport. Absolute yahoo broadcasting.

Pussyhands

Howitzer the 5th wrote: »

His physical shortcomings notwithstanding, and that's obviously a well worn topic by now, its his remarkably positive outlook, also usually inarticulately expressed, that is a counter intuitive to reality.

Every point and score in his chosen career as a gaa commentator is branded'wow', 'amazing', 'fabbalous' as he pronounces it, etc.

Insincere and over compensating with fake cheer and hyperbole for highly trained, top class players, mostly doing something like converting points which is second nature and rudimentary to their related skill set.

He conflates his own self-importance, also I think, to some sort of an integral role within the actual GAA which is obviously nauseating.

Don't forget players making their "dayboo"

Marty really is pompous. He fully bought into his own hype and memes with the whole online thing about him being a stud etc. His own show during GAA season is called the Marty Squad ffs.

Pussyhands

castletownman wrote: »

Aisling Bea.

She's beautiful, and its great to see her make a career over in the UK. But she is becoming increasingly unhinged on social media.

What's she saying?

I don't think she's funny at all and is only getting gigs because she's a woman.

Lollipops23

Lockheed wrote: »

Paul Stenson of that cafe in phibsborough. Can't stand his marketing and little smug face.

He's a very nasty piece of work and is awful to his staff day to day. Allegedly made them jump through hoops to get their letters for getting PUP money during lockdown.

Lockheed

Paul Stenson of that cafe in phibsborough. Can't stand his marketing and little smug face.

Howitzer the 5th

Hamsterchops wrote: »

Marty Morrissey.

Not sure if it's the ultra bright Hollywood gnashers or the fake tan, or just the combination of both, but something annoys me about him. Potato head? It's inexplicable.

His physical shortcomings notwithstanding, and that's obviously a well worn topic by now, its his remarkably positive outlook, also usually inarticulately expressed, that is a counter intuitive to reality.

Every point and score in his chosen career as a gaa commentator is branded'wow', 'amazing', 'fabbalous' as he pronounces it, etc.

Insincere and over compensating with fake cheer and hyperbole for highly trained, top class players, mostly doing something like converting points which is second nature and rudimentary to their related skill set.

He conflates his own self-importance, also I think, to some sort of an integral role within the actual GAA which is obviously nauseating.

RabbleRouser2k

castletownman wrote: »

Aisling Bea.

She's beautiful, and its great to see her make a career over in the UK. But she is becoming increasingly unhinged on social media.

G.O.T.I aka 'Girl/ Guy On the Internet' syndrome.

They forget that real life people, aka the folks paying the TV license to hear her and her ilk say stuff, have far worse things to worry about. Real life operates far differently to the way she 'perceives' it.
They then cherry pick instances that back up their viewpoint.

With regards to her social media-it seems more desperate than anything. She's trying to get jobs with talented individuals (wearing Emerald Fennel's name on a tee-shirt, for one. That's cringe.).

So many current 'personalities' would be wise to stay off of social media. Muireann O'Connell is another one. I know she's gone through a hard time of it recently (losing a parent is one of the hardest things you will ever go through) but she needs to stop getting drunk, and then going on social media.
It's a bad combo. And she's rather nasty on social media.

eisenberg1

castletownman wrote: »

Aisling Bea.

She's beautiful, and its great to see her make a career over in the UK. But she is becoming increasingly unhinged on social media.

Extremely unfunny. She just seems to try too hard.