Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

Ash.J.Williams · 09-05-2017 8:40am

Cutie 3.14 wrote: »

Yep, it's like everything he does is so self indulging, or something.
Like, that carpool karaoke, I watched a clip of the Lady Gaga one earlier, and he's just there like, signing his head off ....trying to be somebody....or something!?
I can't explain it! Hence why I'm posting, but god I hate him!

he tweeted recently about people giving a kardasian grief ......if even said "she's a mom"

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Samaris · 09-05-2017 8:41am

James Corden - I don't know why, although my first exposure being Into the Woods, a film I cordially loathe, probably didn't help. Adam Sandler, Brendan O'Carroll and most of the guys that look a bit like Adam Sandler, especially if they're in similar movies (it's probably the movies I dislike really). Don't mind the guy with the nose and the blonde hair - uhm...it was rumoured he was dead a few years ago. Famous guy. Really quite large nose. He'd fall into the category of "looks like Adam Sandler", but bearing in mind that I don't do faces well. Ugh, his name is on the tip of my tongue.

And Jack Black.

Okay, mostly I don't like comedians I find annoying.

Edit: Owen Wilson! Sheesh.

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 8:41am

People who drive white cars.

Women with small eyes.

Any man who walks one of those small white fluffy dogs that look like a stuffed toy.

People who wear those large earphones.

Ash.J.Williams · 09-05-2017 8:43am

Dezekota wrote: »

Has anyone mentioned the Irish posh and becks ... Amy and bod.... just try too hard too be "normal" ... Feck off you posh pair....

it's kinda sad that every year a load of rugby players retire and then get thrust onto some made up media job and become instant pains in the hole....there's a new one now in the indo ...writing stuff

MadamRazz · 09-05-2017 8:54am

Bono
James Corden
Emma Watson
Jennifer Lawrence
Tommy Tiernan
Colin Farrell
Piers Morgan
The guy that does the after show of Britains Got Talent.

SuperS54 · 09-05-2017 9:00am

Clonmel1000 wrote: »

Ray Darcy

I cheated a bit and thanked this one, I've actually met him so my hatred is not entirely inexplicable.

Necro · 09-05-2017 9:06am

Adam Sandler
Will Ferrell
Ben Stiller
Arsene Wenger - just **** off already.

Closer to home
Pat Shortt
Tommy Tiernan
Daniel O Donnell

norabattie · 09-05-2017 9:22am

Lena Dunham - ugh I cannot stomach her

And +100000000 on the Emma Watson thing

ianob7 · 09-05-2017 9:32am

Russell Brand

osarusan · 09-05-2017 9:35am

Stephen Bradley

Parchment · 09-05-2017 9:38am

Pippa O'Connor, Amy Huberman, Brian O'Driscoll.

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 9:40am

Parchment wrote: »

Pippa O'Connor, Amy Huberman, Brian O'Driscoll.

Aren't pippa o'connor and amy huberman the same person?

razorblunt · 09-05-2017 9:50am

Davina McCall.
It's not even inexplicable, she's as sincere as a dose of the trots.

razorblunt · 09-05-2017 9:50am

Gravelly wrote: »

Aren't pippa o'connor and amy huberman the same person?

Ah yes, Puberman.

5rtytry56 · 09-05-2017 9:54am

Catherine Zappone, government TD.

bnt · 09-05-2017 9:56am

Tommy Tiernan is a good example of someone who is so Irish that anyone who isn't (like me) is unable to understand what he's on about. This is not a dig at being Irish, it would apply to anyone who is that parochial.

Parchment · 09-05-2017 9:56am

Parchment wrote: »

Pippa O'Connor, Amy Huberman, Brian O'Driscoll.

Actually its not inexplicable really.

valoren · 09-05-2017 9:57am

Damian Lewis from Homeland/Billions.

He's a perfectly competent actor and a seemingly decent bloke, but he has fallen into that trap where actors who have become financial secure begin to arrogantly espouse about their 'craft' and their 'method' in interviews in a way that makes them sound like they are re-defining the craft of acting.

That irritates me no end.

In a similar vein, Idris Elba. He's bloody ubiquitous.

beertons · 09-05-2017 9:58am

Joe Brolly.

09-05-2017 9:58am

Can't believe I forgot BOD and Amy Huberman
Cian Twomey and dopes who share his videos
Any Facebook /YouTube comedian who beats the same joke over and over see Cian twomey
Pippa O Connor and the army of bloggers who think they're saving the world with their snaps etc shilling to get free stuff

razorblunt · 09-05-2017 10:40am

valoren wrote: »

Damian Lewis from Homeland/Billions.

He's a perfectly competent actor and a seemingly decent bloke, but he has fallen into that trap where actors who have become financial secure begin to arrogantly espouse about their 'craft' and their 'method' in interviews in a way that makes them sound like they are re-defining the craft of acting.

That irritates me no end.

In a similar vein, Idris Elba. He's bloody ubiquitous.

I never found that with either of them I have to say.
Lewis, in particular seems to come across as a decent guy, he played in the Soccer Aid match a few seasons back.

Saying that though, he does this thing when he's acting where he breathes in deeply through his nose, never picked it up in Band of Brothers, but once you hear it in Homeland or Billions it's impossible to unhear. In fact you're waiting for it to happen.

gerrybbadd · 09-05-2017 10:49am

Enda Kenny

bur · 09-05-2017 10:50am

Helen Mirren and Meryl Streep.

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 10:52am

gerrybbadd wrote: »

Enda Kenny

See thread title:

Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

john kinsella · 09-05-2017 10:54am

Kathryn Thomas. I just can't stand the woman

RoryMac · 09-05-2017 10:58am

Oul Mister Brennan's twat of a sidekick on the radio ads, feel like crashing my car into an oncoming truck every time I heard hear that flute

nhunter100 · 09-05-2017 10:59am

More a description of gob****es than specific persons.

Snowflakes
Millennials
SJWs
Basically any clown that likes to get outraged for the sake of getting outraged.

daveyeh · 09-05-2017 10:59am

Graham Souness.

I just want to punch him in his miserable ****ing face.

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 10:59am

john kinsella wrote: »

Kathryn Thomas. I just can't stand the woman

Me neither. I still would though.

fussyonion · 09-05-2017 11:00am

James Kavanagh and his mid-Atlantic accent that he didn't inherit from his parents cos they have true Dublin inner city accents.

Vogue Williams. Manly and voice too deep.

Geri Halliwell. Always thought she'd smell of wee.

Graham Norton. He is so condascending and rude to the audience at times, talking down to them and sniggering like a little teenage bitch.

That newsreader, Aongus whatshisname. Smug face, smug facade, say he's a right ar*e to people.

Rubberlegs · 09-05-2017 11:06am

Andie McDowell
Ronan Keating
The actress that plays Meredith on Grey's Anatomy.
Rita Ora looks like she needs a good wash.
Tommy Tiernan
They all have the look of needing a good slap to the head to me.

lawred2 · 09-05-2017 11:07am

nhunter100 wrote: »

More a description of gob****es than specific persons.

Snowflakes
Millennials
SJWs
Basically any clown that likes to get outraged for the sake of getting outraged.

given you've just lumped together millions of people that you don't personally know under vaguely descriptive headings - and entirely out of context with the OP or the thread - would that last grouping rather ironically not also include yourself?

nhunter100 · 09-05-2017 11:10am

lawred2 wrote:

given you've just lumped together millions of people that you don't personally know under vaguely descriptive headings - and entirely out of context with the OP or the thread - would that last grouping rather ironically not also include yourself?

How's that outrage working out for you? You realise it's more of a tongue in cheek post. I'd say your great craic at a party.

Cupra280 · 09-05-2017 11:11am

Will Smith.

Really can't stand him. I can remember watching that movie (was it I am Legend) where he is alone in New York because of some end-of-world vampire virus, and then his sole companion a German Shepard was killed. All I could think was that it was Will Smith's own fault.

Have to agree with James Corden, Feral Tweedy/Cole/Fernandez-Versini/Payne, Piers Morgan.

Pivot Eoin · 09-05-2017 11:14am

Cupra280 wrote: »

Will Smith.

Really can't stand him. I can remember watching that movie (was it I am Legend) where he is alone in New York because of some end-of-world vampire virus, and then his sole companion a German Shepard was killed. All I could think was that it was Will Smith's own fault.

Have to agree with James Corden, Feral Tweedy/Cole/Fernandez-Versini/Payne, Piers Morgan.

You realize that was a fictional character, and Will Smith didn't actually write the movie?

osarusan · 09-05-2017 11:15am

I hated James Corden before it was cool.

maudgonner · 09-05-2017 11:15am

Pivot Eoin wrote: »

You realize that was a fictional character, and Will Smith didn't actually write the movie?

You do realise that the thread title says 'inexplicably'? :pac:

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 11:17am

Pivot Eoin wrote: »

You realize that was a fictional character, and Will Smith didn't actually write the movie?

Maybe he did kill the German Shepherd though, I mean have you seen the state of his young fella?

RhubarbCrumble · 09-05-2017 11:26am

osarusan wrote: »

I hated James Corden before it was cool.

I hated him in his 'Gavin and Stacey' days.

09-05-2017 11:27am

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

I hated him in his 'Gavin and Stacey' days.

I hated him when he was that annoying student in Teachers

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 11:28am

Calliope Odd Giant wrote: »

I hated him when he was that annoying student in Teachers

I hated him when he was still in his mothers belly.

lawred2 · 09-05-2017 11:30am

nhunter100 wrote: »

How's that outrage working out for you? You realise it's more of a tongue in cheek post. I'd say your great craic at a party.

Outraged is such an overused and misused term these days. It's lost all meaning. If you think I was outraged - then I fear you must find yourself surrounded by 'outrage' all day long.

Maybe it's a facebook thing.

please helpThank YOU · 09-05-2017 11:32am

Denis O Brein.

nhunter100 · 09-05-2017 11:36am

nhunter100 wrote:

More a description of gob****es than specific persons.

I qualified my answer above. Maybe in your outrage you missed it.

lawred2 wrote:

Outraged is such an overused and misused term these days. It's lost all meaning. If you think I was outraged - then I fear you must find yourself surrounded by 'outrage' all day long.

You're not outraged? yet here you are again. Let it go life's too short. I'm done.

BrokenArrows · 09-05-2017 11:42am

Any celebrity who hasnt actually done anything eg. Kardashians etc.
The famous for being famous type is just mind numbing.

lawred2 · 09-05-2017 11:44am

nhunter100 wrote: »

I qualified my answer above. Maybe in your outrage you missed it.

You're not outraged? yet here you are again. Let it go life's too short. I'm done.

urm... you've gone long on this outrage thing - you're a bit sensitive. Settle down will you. There's no 'outrage' at this end I can ensure you.

please helpThank YOU · 09-05-2017 11:46am

Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald over the the Maurice McCabe Scandal.

Gravelly · 09-05-2017 11:48am

Inexplicably people, inexplicably.

If it's Hitler, Francis Fitzgerald, or the Kardashians, it's not inexplicable, it's bleedin' obvious. It's worse when you go on to explain why.

LithiumKid1976 · 09-05-2017 12:36pm

Paul williams and Paul Kimmage.
two bores that someone deemed fit to put on the radio, mcwilliams attempt at being funny every morning on news talk is laughable, but not in the intended way.
kimmage should just ride off into the sunset, with his endless tales of doping and paper reviews...... if i wanted the news / views from the newspaper, i will buy a newspaper...

oh and pj gallagher. a clown, of the highest order.

Ciaran_B · 09-05-2017 12:44pm

Tom Cleverly the footballer. Can't explain why. Don't even know who he plays for these days - is he still with Manchester Utd? His face fills me with an irrational rage. He's not a dirty player or a cheat and I don't particularly dislike Manchester Utd but that Cleverly guy does my bracket in.

Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

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