Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

Well, I'd make an exception for those being trivially annoyed by someone sauntering alone in public acting as if every other human on the planet is an NPC.

Or if you're playing a computer game :)

But otherwise I get you.

Elizabeth Moss . I know the inside of her nostrils better than my own at this stage

That young Jamie guy from joe rogan podcast, he is just a total walkover, joe can say what he wants to him and he takes it like a bitch, pathetic from a grown man. Once joe pulled him up on talking over him and he nearly started crying.

Joe is obviously a total sell out as well, I have never seen anyone change as much as he did.

Dr Umar Al-Qadri

Ruth Coppinger, Paul Murphy, well just everyone in PBP.

Who the heck keeps voting these headbangers back in?

Nicola Coughlin.

A really annoying US politician.

John Boyne and his cringe arsE licking of J.K. Rowling.

Pedro Pascal

I remember reading a glowing review of her in the Irish Independent where commentators in American were saying "she's a star", "she's hot" as if she were someone in the process of transitioning from a career on the Disney Channel/Nickelodeon into a fully fledged movie star career.

Describing someone in politics as "a star" is exactly why the world is in such a state, instead of qualities that are sought for in politicians of boring competence and people who just get things done political parties and the media who follow them desperately want the world of politics to be another version of covering hollywood.

Yes but tied in with focusing on her looks and how "hot" she is would suggest that in her case it is tied in with a form of celebrity adulation, her whole backstory was a load of hollywoodesque nonsense, when we were led to believe she was some underprivileged kid from the Bronx when in reality she had a very comfortable boring suburban upbringing.

and the truth is over the decades politics has been trivialized and celebrified (if that is a word) by the media and all the people who support political parties like they are sports teams.

I mentioned this one previously but they’re grating on me again - the Rugby elites who are trying to make a thing out of the Lions winning the tour as if it’s some huge sporting achievement. Tossers!!

It's an all star selection of 4 countries teams (with a few of those players not being from those 4 countries) and they managed to narrowly beat Australia who are at a real low ebb and a country where rugby union is the second most popular rugby code by a mile.

Yet the rugby media generally try to convince everyone winning the series is a mammoth achievement and that everyone involved is a lions legend and being a Lions legend is a different level of greatness than just being one for your country.

It's all so transparently bullshit to anyone with half a brain.

You'll rarely hear anybody involved in rugby say a word against it though because it's a big jolly up every 4 years for all the journalists and it's a merchandising racket aswell but it has zero sporting merit anymore.

Does seem like there's is a lot more indifference to it now in the wider sporting context as if most people who aren't hardcore Lions fans have now worked out how meaningless it is.I just got the feeling there wasn't anywhere near as much hype about it this year than there used to be, but maybe that's because I've been deliberately avoiding any mention of it.