Things you like that the masses don't

15-03-2014 01:07PM

Czarcasm wrote: »

I love Revenge, but the one thing that annoys me about it is the whole webcams thing.

Credibility isn't it's strong point, to be sure. It's more a fashion and interiors thing

15-03-2014 01:08PM

Daveysil15 wrote: »

LOL its like an exorcism. :pac:

One that ultimately failed

czechlin · 15-03-2014 01:10PM

Optimalprimerib wrote: »

The big bang theory. I know this is after hours and it is reputation suicide to like it but it is oone of the few comedies that genuinely makes me laugh.

I like it too

czechlin · 15-03-2014 01:13PM

andersat2 wrote: »

Pickels gherkins (especially from LIDL ones) ! Love them with everything: salads, sandwiches, burgers

Pickled gherkins, pickled beetroot, pickled onions, peppers, pickled Brie... Yum pickled stuff

Sir Osis of Liver. · 15-03-2014 01:22PM

I like watching WWE.
Its like the worlds worst soap opera.
Its so sh1t its good.

czechlin · 15-03-2014 01:23PM

I can think of a few things that masses like but I don't, the other way around is more difficult.

Wait. Beer with the foam hat. I'm used to no foam now but with certain beers from certain locations it's just barbaric. The barman receive the "you barbaric pr1ck" look :mad: and thank you

Oh and Shakira. I know I might as well shoot myself in the leg but I love dancing to her tunes

karaokeman · 15-03-2014 01:25PM

Dublin as a city
Doing art
Writing poems/stories
Alternative music
Irish women
Playing Yu-Gi-Oh
The countryside
Water parks
Joe Dolan's music

WoollyRedHat · 15-03-2014 02:29PM

Necking all the wine in the tabernacle.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 15-03-2014 04:25PM

That Louis Jordan song about chickens.

"There ain't nobody here but us chickens, there ain't nobody here at all, we chickens trying to sleep and you walk in and hobble hobble hobble with your chin."

Classic chorus.

marozz · 15-03-2014 04:32PM

Guinness at the correct temperature , ie not ice cold.

rainbow kirby · 15-03-2014 05:49PM

marozz wrote: »

Guinness at the correct temperature , ie not ice cold.

Similarly, ale at the proper temperature. Freaks a lot of Irish people out when they realise that not all beer is served ice cold.

Apart from that:

Linux
Dark chocolate
Herbal tea

Temptamperu · 15-03-2014 05:53PM

BillyMitchel wrote: »

That and the inbetweeners have been the funniest thing to hit the TV in a long time.

Archer, Chozen, Rick and Morty, community... all way better way smarter and way more worth your time.

Adamantium · 15-03-2014 06:02PM

Self improvement nut, immersing myself in JRPG's, philosophy in TV shows. libertarianism. Reading about the extreme views in the USA, stuff we don't really talk about here in this country at all. Austrian Economics.

Logic, merely stating what actually happened. Embracing the good and the bad.
All politicians need to be sat down and have austrian economics drilled into their skulls.
Yet I actually don't read, care much about politics at all. It shouldn't exist, barely. It's all a serving game producing naught of value in the end, the public are aiming their sights at the wrong target entirely, Problem is people think economics is boring and they're right, but it is simple to learn, there is simply very few people charismatic enough to learn from, that's the problem..

Extended terms for leaders. Let them see through their decisions and suffer the calamitous consequences. Monarch's are often the best form of government in this respect.

Carl Sagan, space travel.

beks101 · 15-03-2014 09:51PM

Ryan Tubridy.
Not the world's greatest presenter but he seems like a grand lad

CrabRevolution · 15-03-2014 11:15PM

Adamantium wrote: »

Self improvement nut, immersing myself in JRPG's, philosophy in TV shows. libertarianism. Reading about the extreme views in the USA, stuff we don't really talk about here in this country at all. Austrian Economics.

Logic, merely stating what actually happened. Embracing the good and the bad.
All politicians need to be sat down and have austrian economics drilled into their skulls.
Yet I actually don't read, care much about politics at all. It shouldn't exist, barely. It's all a serving game producing naught of value in the end, the public are aiming their sights at the wrong target entirely, Problem is people think economics is boring and they're right, but it is simple to learn, there is simply very few people charismatic enough to learn from, that's the problem..

Extended terms for leaders. Let them see through their decisions and suffer the calamitous consequences. Monarch's are often the best form of government in this respect.

Carl Sagan, space travel.

Who doesnt like space travel?

SimonTemplar · 15-03-2014 11:19PM

Film scores. And I don't just mean Hans Zimmer.

thelad95 · 15-03-2014 11:23PM

Jason Byrne. And Doner Kebabs... when sober.

jandm · 15-03-2014 11:25PM

Baked beans and salmon.

newmug · 15-03-2014 11:32PM

Status Quo. Confessions.

Cantremember · 15-03-2014 11:36PM

Books. Facts. Intelligence.

KungPao · 15-03-2014 11:41PM

SimonTemplar wrote: »

Film scores. And I don't just mean Hans Zimmer.

I like fair few myself, not a huge fan but some by Ennio M are like pretty amazing.

I like to listen to video games soundtracks too...

Been listening to an ol classic the last few days: Lemmings (Mega Drive) from '91

Here, check this!

My fave is Pachelbel's Canon

KungPao · 15-03-2014 11:46PM

I like Weissbier, Paulaner, Franziskaner etc..."normal" beer like piissy BW, H, Coo-werrs, Guinness etc, are pretty terrible to me.

15-03-2014 11:51PM

i love cleaning.

hoovering, dusting, bleaching, washing windows, washing woodwork, washing floors, ironing, wiping stuff:D

its therapuetic!

Karl Stein · 15-03-2014 11:56PM

Listening to lectures on youtube.

pragmatic1 · 15-03-2014 11:57PM

Confrontation. I think it's healthy and much prefer it to passive aggression, bitterness and bitchiness.

MakeMyFriend · 15-03-2014 11:59PM

Long journeys. Absolutely no problem with them, it's time to think to me.
Skin imprints, very weird fascination with them. Most seem to find them irritating.

MakeMyFriend · 16-03-2014 12:01AM

KungPao wrote: »

I like fair few myself, not a huge fan but some by Ennio M are like pretty amazing.

I like to listen to video games soundtracks too...

Been listening to an ol classic the last few days: Lemmings (Mega Drive) from '91

Here, check this!

My fave is Pachelbel's Canon

Try Pikmin OST for some quality video game music. Oh and Viva Pinata (Grant Kirkhope).

Adamantium · 16-03-2014 12:02AM

CrabRevolution wrote: »

Who doesnt like space travel?

I don't it know, I think it bores a lot of people, or people just think pretty pictures and barren rocks and deserts. Their heads turn into a vacuum when I talk about it. People don't like idea that the universe is huge and don't want to know what will make them feel very small. It's funny cause I interpret that it makes all the more important. Amazing, how people react differently!

Karl Stein · 16-03-2014 12:05AM

Adamantium wrote: »

All politicians need to be sat down and have austrian economics drilled into their skulls.

You know that Austrian Economics is just ideas, right? Ideas that can be refuted, yeah?

Economics is a disputed field - it's not arithmetic.

czechlin · 16-03-2014 12:15AM

bubblypop wrote: »

i love cleaning.

hoovering, dusting, bleaching, washing windows, washing woodwork, washing floors, ironing, wiping stuff:D

its therapuetic!

Monika Geller is on Boards! :eek:

I like ironing (not shirts though), I usually put a movie on get stuck into it and when I feel really frustrated I start scrubbing. Guess it's the best alternative to having a punch bag...

Things you like that the masses don't

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