Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

RabbleRouser2k · 15-05-2017 2:37am

foxy farmer wrote: »

That incident did her no favours. Has only got bit parts on tv since. I wouldn't judge people by their performance hosting Winning Streak. Its a cringefest.
One thing in Geri Mayes favour- she copped onto herself before marrying Ray Darcy.

Yep-swiftly pushed off the telly. IT was a shame too-like, I remember her joining the then new 'N2' rebranded network two, alongside Fiona McShane, Pamela Flood, and Jon Slattery as the then continuity announcers. Jon is one of the few out of the N2 folks who's still working-I believe Laura Woods joined shortly after the rest of the crew.

McShane was swiftly dropped-and if you saw her other tv appearances, you'll know why (not a nice person). Flood migrated to Off the Rails, then TV3 I believe.
Maye did childrens TV, then the DEn, then 'Socky's big little morning show', then Would you Believe...
She seemed like she was up for a bit of craic, at least, but boy did something change in the years between kids tv and now.

Sad how some can almost burn out on tv-crazy to think of all the Irish tv folks who've disappeared in the meantime.

Clockwork Owl · 15-05-2017 2:53am

Patrick Warburton. He's apparently a very nice man, but the sound of his voice makes me unreasonably furious. I'm not impressed by you, Patrick Warburton.

Gravelly · 15-05-2017 8:35am

Glenster wrote: »

His teeth were wonky af tho.

Is she supposed to pretend they aren't?

In the words of Homer Simpson "Seems like the classy thing to do would be not to call attention to it"

RhubarbCrumble · 15-05-2017 10:02am

Glenster wrote: »

Wanderer2010 wrote: »

That disgusting excuse for a human being Clare Balding, who humiliated that jock a few years ago asking to look at his crooked teeth. Fcuking cheek of her to pass any comment on peoples looks when she looks so ugly herself, she should be never allowed back on TV.

His teeth were wonky af tho.

Is she supposed to pretend they aren't?

She didn't need to refer to them at all!
His teeth didn't impact on his skills as a jockey.

Glenster · 15-05-2017 11:41am

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

She didn't need to refer to them at all!
His teeth didn't impact on his skills as a jockey.

But they were so wonky as to be noteworthy on their own.

As far as I'm concerned if that jockey wasn't even a famous jockey an interview with him would still be required on the basis of his wonky teeth.

1st question "What's up with your teeth mate?"

She's just giving the people what they want.

pragmatic1 · 15-05-2017 3:31pm

amcalester wrote: »

Ian Dempsey.

You take that back. He was a hero of mine during my childhood.

eisenberg1 · 15-05-2017 4:50pm

Adam Sandler.....I can't abide him, and it's not just because he is a crap actor. He just plain annoys the fcuk out of me.

HankScorpio102 · 15-05-2017 5:10pm

Goes very much against the norm but.....The Rock.

willmunny1990 · 15-05-2017 5:31pm

Leo Varadkar

Ray37 · 15-05-2017 8:38pm

Pippa Middleton

retro:electro · 15-05-2017 9:00pm

Ray37 wrote: »

Pippa Middleton

Dislike her also but love the fact she has banned Vogue from her wedding. LOL

Brendan Bendar · 15-05-2017 9:07pm

Them freaking 'Sappers' down in the Congo.

Especially that gimp stretching the braces, good Dube into the plumb sack would take the 'Spring' out of them for sure!!

Widdershins · 15-05-2017 9:16pm

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Them freaking 'Sappers' down in the Congo.

Especially that gimp stretching the braces, good Dube into the plumb sack would take the 'Spring' out of them for sure!!

I think they're cool. Fantasism that takes them out of their stressful lives. Each to their own, though

apieceofcake · 15-05-2017 9:32pm

Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield

fxotoole · 15-05-2017 9:57pm

pilly wrote: »

I completely get that. Limp handshake puts me off someone straight away.

Can't stand people who judge other people based off of their handshake, rather than the content of their character. How superficial.

MySandwich · 15-05-2017 9:59pm

Bradley Cooper

He just ruins every film he's in

please helpThank YOU · 15-05-2017 10:08pm

Eamon De Valera

please helpThank YOU · 15-05-2017 10:29pm

Oliver Cromwell P***k

spud82 · 15-05-2017 10:32pm

Theresa May, Maggie Thatcher cnts

Ulysses Gaze · 15-05-2017 10:48pm

Anthony Charles Lynton Blair.

****.

spud82 · 15-05-2017 10:55pm

AKA Toby B Liar---

please helpThank YOU · 15-05-2017 11:01pm

Ian Brady Evil C**T

Ulysses Gaze · 15-05-2017 11:05pm

please helpThank YOU wrote: »

Ian Brady Evil C**T

I thanked the post but to be honest, nothing really inexplicable about why you, or any normal person, would hate that cnut.

Gen.Zhukov · 15-05-2017 11:12pm

fxotoole wrote: »

Can't stand people who judge other people based off of their handshake, rather than the content of their character. How superficial.

A limp dead fish handshake is a sure sign of the ' content of their character ' IMO.

me_right_one · 15-05-2017 11:31pm

Oscar Wilde. Why we celebrate a paedo, I'll never know.

RabbleRouser2k · 16-05-2017 12:09am

me_right_one wrote: »

Oscar Wilde. Why we celebrate a paedo, I'll never know.

Age of consent in Britain at the time was around 12 or 13-not excusing it, but he was not breaking the law at the time.

That said, it was Douglas, his lover, who had a particular fondness for the rent boys.

RicketyCricket · 16-05-2017 12:16am

The lad in the ad for Brady ham. Shouting about real ham. Annoying ****er.

Widdershins · 16-05-2017 1:48am

me_right_one wrote: »

Oscar Wilde. Why we celebrate a paedo, I'll never know.

Many of the best artists and writers had horrible personalities or shady private lives

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freshpopcorn · 16-05-2017 2:14am

Paul Costelloe!

Omackeral · 16-05-2017 7:56am

please helpThank YOU wrote: »

Ian Brady Evil C**T

Shocking that you can't stand a child killer. Who'd have thought it?

me_right_one · 16-05-2017 8:02am

Widdershins wrote: »

Many of the best artists and writers had horrible personalities or shady private lives .

Unfortunately, you are correct. But its the hypocrisy that p1sses me off. All rapists and paedos are scum, even if they are talented at something else. Every paedo priest, every rapist dad or boyfriend or random attacker, every fiddling TV personality or sports coach are ALL scum...... Unless of course they're upper class Anglo-Irish, protestant, D4 types. Sure then its grand :rolleyes:

ger vallely · 16-05-2017 8:11am

fxotoole wrote: »

Can't stand people who judge other people based off of their handshake, rather than the content of their character. How superficial.

Oohh, who has a wet dead fish handshake here! ðŸ˜·.

Glenster · 16-05-2017 1:15pm

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

Age of consent in Britain at the time was around 12 or 13-not excusing it, but he was not breaking the law at the time.

That said, it was Douglas, his lover, who had a particular fondness for the rent boys.

Basically every straight sexually active male who lived before 1700 was a paedophile then.

Outlaw Pete · 16-05-2017 1:21pm

Bressie.

RabbleRouser2k · 16-05-2017 10:51pm

Glenster wrote: »

Basically every straight sexually active male who lived before 1700 was a paedophile then.

Possibly-but they weren't breaking the law, immoral as it was.

Remember Paul Gaugain, the famous celebrated Impressionist painter?

Yeah, one of his most notable painting, The Tahitian Women, depicts two voluptuous Tahitian Women. Gaugain went on to marry one of them. She was 13.

At the time of the marriage, he was still married-tho separated.
She then went on to bear him a child.
He technically had broken the law at the time-tho in Tahitian Culture, he had not.

retro:electro · 17-05-2017 1:03pm

Rylan. Fcuk right off

HankScorpio102 · 17-05-2017 8:57pm

Anyone ever see Rory's stories on Facebook. Comedy videos about GAA. So unfunny.

fondue · 18-05-2017 9:04pm

Aoibhin Garrihy

eviltwin · 18-05-2017 9:10pm

Ivan Yates
Hector O'gob****e
Gavin Duffy

RabbleRouser2k · 18-05-2017 9:27pm

eviltwin wrote: »

Ivan Yates
Hector O'gob****e
Gavin Duffy

The first and last I agree with, but Duffy is too entertaining to annoy me.

22-05-2017 1:19am

Bressie
Roz Purcell
Rosanna Davison

please helpThank YOU · 22-05-2017 1:22am

Hillary Clinton.

Oops! · 22-05-2017 1:35am

James Corden.... painful.

Al Porter.... Just not funny and even more painful.
A recent comment he made one day after playing a Johnny Logan song around Eurovision time on Today FM..."Ah yes the only Johnny i like to put on at the wknd" ...... Jesus.

please helpThank YOU · 22-05-2017 1:44am

I love Eamon Dunphy. I like that guy.

FixdePitchmark · 22-05-2017 1:56am

Agree with Ivan Yates,

He jumps ship , tries to avoid any responsibility.

But comes on every day as if he is the moral guide for Ireland - a lad who never did a real days work in his life and claims he was burnt out at 40 or something daft.

A total spoilt child .

RabbleRouser2k · 22-05-2017 2:24am

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

Agree with Ivan Yates,

He jumps ship , tries to avoid any responsibility.

But comes on every day as if he is the moral guide for Ireland - a lad who never did a real days work in his life and claims he was burnt out at 40 or something daft.

A total spoilt child .

Agree on everything except for the 'never did a real days work...' bit- he grew up on a farm, learned how do it all, including castrating calves. Even ran the farm for a number of years before getting into politics.

RhubarbCrumble · 22-05-2017 10:49am

Can't believe I forgot to mention self appointed 'kween' and 'mummy blogger' Constance Hall.

Ash.J.Williams · 22-05-2017 11:02am

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

Bressie.

Interesting one is bressie, I have seen him interviewed and read interviews and really feel for him sometimes. However he makes his living in the most evil vacuous industry in existence, and that cannot help ones mental health. He has sex appeal and that has sold out a few gigs for him, but to see yourself as a musician, selling out gigs for non music reasons is not good for your mental health. I really doubt any of his tunes have left an impression on anyone. I remember his band got the ACDC gig in punchestown and 80,000 people thought "HOW? WHY??" That sounds great to your pop rock mates but if you are a musician it might just eat at you a little that you got a gig based on good PR and not music.

22-05-2017 11:09am

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Interesting one is bressie, I have seen him interviewed and read interviews and really feel for him sometimes. However he makes his living in the most evil vacuous industry in existence, and that cannot help ones mental health. He has sex appeal and that has sold out a few gigs for him, but to see yourself as a musician, selling out gigs for non music reasons is not good for your mental health. I really doubt any of his tunes have left an impression on anyone. I remember his band got the ACDC gig in punchestown and 80,000 people thought "HOW? WHY??" That sounds great to your pop rock mates but if you are a musician it might just eat at you a little that you got a gig based on good PR and not music.

Didnt he go crawling back to the band he left for a solo career after his "solo" career didn't take off

Ash.J.Williams · 22-05-2017 11:24am

Calliope Odd Giant wrote: »

Didnt he go crawling back to the band he left for a solo career after his "solo" career didn't take off

i think the band is more of a hobby for them all at this stage. One of my mates had a "signed" band at that time and it was interesting to follow both bands careers, my mate had toured Europe and worked hard and did well, but made nothing whatsoever, and i remember walking into heuston station and there was a huge full size bill board of "the blizzards" and it amused me because any normal band at that level wouldn't have the cash for such PR.

Anyway i'm at a stage now where i think a band getting signed to a big label is the end of a band as an art form. The big bands of olden times had a bargaining chip (ie they sold albums) new bands don;'t have that luxury so they essentially become employees and have to dress and do what they are told.

Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

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