Things that inexplicably turn you against someone

kfallon · 04-03-2015 11:07PM

Any man wearing skinny jeans

Sheepy99 · 04-03-2015 11:38PM

Coeurdepirate wrote: »

Don't forget Folksvagen! (Volkswagen)

That's an incredibly sad reason to 'turn against someone'

Unless they've studied German in some capacity, most people would be completely oblivious to their pronunciations.

Lon.C · 05-03-2015 12:14AM

People who wear those tinted glasses. They have that paedo look about them.
I have an automatic distrust of them (Often worn by priests).

milltown · 05-03-2015 02:25AM

kylith wrote: »

I think it's because none of those are stopped by the swear filter in the first place

Penis

Bastard

Bollix

Piss

Tits

Well penis my tits sideways with your bollix you bastard. It appears that you're right!

FloatingVoter · 05-03-2015 02:29AM

Lon.C wrote: »

People who wear those tinted glasses. They have that paedo look about them.
I have an automatic distrust of them (Often worn by priests).

...and to top it all off I'm bald as well. Your suspicions are correct...I dislike brats and therefore use the shades to distil a sense of fear in protective parents. It works like a charm.

Ben D Bus · 05-03-2015 02:34AM

People who eat pizza with a knife and fork.

05-03-2015 02:40AM

Ben D Bus wrote: »

People who eat pizza with a knife and fork.

People eating pizza with their hands and then licking and sucking their fingers loudly in a public place.

FloatingVoter · 05-03-2015 02:43AM

Ben D Bus wrote: »

People who eat pizza with a knife and fork.

...poor old Blasio will never recover from that...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFrbhu_EkKw

beks101 · 05-03-2015 02:55AM

Loud talkers
Drunk people (when I'm sober)
Women with buggies on buses
Diet bores, gym bores
People who check their phones mid conversation. I've seen people do this on dinner dates, during work team meetings, during one-on-one chats. When the hell did this become socially acceptable? You're rude. Fcuk you.

pojfexcsc · 05-03-2015 03:19AM

Loud eaters, heavy breathing while chewing and all, my da unfortunately ha

FloatingVoter · 05-03-2015 03:36AM

beks101 wrote: »

Loud talkers
Drunk people (when I'm sober)
Women with buggies on buses
Diet bores, gym bores
People who check their phones mid conversation. I've seen people do this on dinner dates, during work team meetings, during one-on-one chats. When the hell did this become socially acceptable? You're rude. Fcuk you.

AGREED. Phone **** ... actually, that is what they are doing...masturbating in public with their phones.

RWCNT · 05-03-2015 11:21AM

obsidianclock wrote: »

You're right grundie... I'm a lefty but don't wear these for fear of being accused of being a latté liberal... and just think of the possibilities, no fear of Betty Swollocks! :-D

White people with dreadlocks/tribal tattoos/Arabic scarves are appropriating other peoples culture to look hip. Anyone matching that description that thinks that they're in any way enlightened really doesn't have a clue.

Snoopy1 · 05-03-2015 03:20PM

pojfexcsc wrote: »

Rugby Jerseys not? genuine question.

Any jersey worn on holiday, or on a non sporting event day

Magico Gonzalez · 05-03-2015 03:35PM

I'm starting to tire of people with tattoos in a language they don't speak nor have any connection with.

Rothko · 05-03-2015 06:03PM

Anyone that uses the term "man up".

Sheepy99 · 05-03-2015 11:03PM

So many people here need to relax and not take everything so seriously...

Things that inexplicably turn you against someone - people who post in the thread without mentioning something that inexplicably turns them against people

Seanf999 · 06-03-2015 12:26AM

People who see ridicule as a normality in a conversation, I mean calling someone the odd *insert foul word here* every now and then isn't the worst but when the nicknames become specific and just generally abusive,
I don't think it's lads being lads it's d1ckheads being d1ckheads.

iamstop · 06-03-2015 01:22AM

I hate when people lick their thumb and or finger while leafing through a stack of papers.

J Mysterio · 06-03-2015 01:32AM

:pac:

Excellent.

Ben D Bus · 06-03-2015 01:39AM

People who insert the 'f' word into sentences as a sort of delaying tactic while they consider what to say next. A simple 'em' would suffice.

I need to, em, stop thinking about these, f*kin, inexplicable things.

RWCNT · 06-03-2015 03:43AM

Ben D Bus wrote: »

People who insert the 'f' word into sentences as a sort of delaying tactic while they consider what to say next. A simple 'em' would suffice.

I need to, em, stop thinking about these, f*kin, inexplicable things.

First of these I've read and thought "****, I do that".

newmug · 06-03-2015 09:57AM

Ben D Bus wrote: »

People who insert the 'f' word into sentences as a sort of delaying tactic while they consider what to say next. A simple 'em' would suffice.

I need to, em, stop thinking about these, f*kin, inexplicable things.

I LOVE when people do that. It shows they're genuine. Reminds me of Bunny Kelly in I Went Down.

newmug · 06-03-2015 10:11AM

RWCNT wrote: »

White people with dreadlocks/tribal tattoos/Arabic scarves are appropriating other peoples culture to look hip. Anyone matching that description that thinks that they're in any way enlightened really doesn't have a clue.

People who talk with that "rindabite" accent, or who follow rugby and English soccer, or the latest load of bollix, cricket, are doing exactly the same thing! They are appropriating someone else's culture to look good!

Drumpot · 06-03-2015 10:15AM

People who are absolutely certain about something that just isn't so . .

Ping Chow Chi · 06-03-2015 10:23AM

People who bite their forks!

Macy0161 · 06-03-2015 10:39AM

People who push the up and down buttons while waiting on the lift.

Maximus Alexander · 06-03-2015 10:47AM

People who think the moon landings were faked. Or that aircraft contrails are controlling our minds. Let's just leave it there pal, nothing either of us says will ever make any sense to the other, we basically live on different planets.

5rtytry56 · 06-03-2015 12:51PM

People who need to go from one cool experience to the next as soon as possible in order to maintain a positive attitude.

Maximus Alexander · 06-03-2015 01:24PM

5rtytry56 wrote: »

People who need to go from one Novel experience to the next as soon as possible in order to maintain a positive attitude.

Yeah I have a friend who's reading constantly too.

Tarzana2 · 06-03-2015 11:28PM

beks101 wrote: »

People who check their phones mid conversation. I've seen people do this on dinner dates, during work team meetings, during one-on-one chats. When the hell did this become socially acceptable? You're rude. Fcuk you.

It endlessly fascinates the BF and I to witness groups of people in the pub, everyone looking at their phones and not conversing. I've seen groups do this ALL evening, with barely a word utter between any of them. So strange.

Things that inexplicably turn you against someone

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