I Dont Like "X" and that's fine

I Dont Like "X" and that's fine

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Doofus

26,037 posts

174 months

Thursday 9th May
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
French singers....the way they make the first word of the line last for 95% of the time it takes to sing the whole line, and cram all the remaining words into the last 5%. As in:
Sssssshheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee mayhavethefaceIcan'tforget.
You do know that was Elvis Costello, don't you? He was born in London, and his parents were Scousers.

Common Porpoise

699 posts

171 months

Thursday 9th May
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Muzzer79 said:
Most of my family are aware and understand the hatred of cheese, but occasionally I still get

“But have you tried it?”

Of course I’ve tried it. I’m in my 40’s, I’ve not gone around saying I don’t like something for 40 years without trying it. It just tastes like rotten feet.

What gets my goat is turning up at my Dad’s last Christmas, my own sodding Dad, who has known me for every day of my life and being presented lunch which was……..lasagne. FFS.
I was served lasagne on Christmas day once. As a starter!!

...strange bunch hehe

Still, better than anything involving Pâte (cat food) I suppose.


Doofus

26,037 posts

174 months

Thursday 9th May
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Super Sonic said:
Doofus said:
FredericRobinson said:
Those centre of the lobe ear ring hole things. Vile.
They're called flesh tunnels.

Though I doubt that endears them to you.....
I thought that was the polite name for the people that wore them!
There is no polite name for the people that wear them.

Wombat3

12,298 posts

207 months

Thursday 9th May
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juice said:
LunarOne said:
The way Americans pronounce "risotto"
The way Americans pronounce "cosmos"
The way Americans pronounce "herb"
The way most Americans pronounce "route"
The way Americans pronounce anything at all.
Jagwar
I'll see your Jagwar and raise you a Doocaaati !

Type R Tom

3,916 posts

150 months

Thursday 9th May
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Common Porpoise said:
Muzzer79 said:
Most of my family are aware and understand the hatred of cheese, but occasionally I still get

“But have you tried it?”

Of course I’ve tried it. I’m in my 40’s, I’ve not gone around saying I don’t like something for 40 years without trying it. It just tastes like rotten feet.

What gets my goat is turning up at my Dad’s last Christmas, my own sodding Dad, who has known me for every day of my life and being presented lunch which was……..lasagne. FFS.
I was served lasagne on Christmas day once. As a starter!!

...strange bunch hehe

Still, better than anything involving Pâte (cat food) I suppose.
How the hell do you fit turkey in after Lasagne?

I have a mate who can't stand cheese but will eat it cooked on lasagne and pizza, for example.


Common Porpoise

699 posts

171 months

Thursday 9th May
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This one is my favourite so far... could you expand please?? hehe

daqinggregg said:
baked beans
tinned tomatoes
chips, before sun down
hash browns

shaved/trimmed, lady gardens/armpits
fish lips
inflated lady pillows
tattoos

Smoked lenses on cars
is it a taboo like cappucinos after 11am where you're from, or is more like a Gremlins thing? Do you only eat them during winter... No pub lunches in the sun? confused



daqinggregg

1,606 posts

130 months

Friday 10th May
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^ ^ ^ I would like to regale you with stories of how they should only, be consumed when the sun passes the yard arm in the company of 20 year old nubile Scouse virgins; sadly nothing could be further from the truth.

In my world, the 1st meal of the day, irrespective of time, is breakfast; potatoes or potato derived products have no place on a breakfast plate.

The next and final meal of the day is dinner that is taken after sun down; although I can’t recall the last time I had chips/French fries. I am partial to spuds in their many incarnations.

4154QLD

221 posts

153 months

Friday 10th May
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Sheryl Crow - heard her live once, sounded like someone standing on a cat
Baked Beans - multi-faceted yuk - someone offered me 50quid to eat a cold tin of them once - no thank you said I
Kiwi's - now living in Brisbane, way way too many of them.. and they talk weird



Kermit power

28,726 posts

214 months

Friday 10th May
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SpudLink said:
Zetec-S said:
Skii said:
Buttons on clothing. Can't stand them.
Button fly's on jeans, what dreamt that idea up curse
Probably some one who had suffered an unfortunate zip accident.
Only if he was in possession of a time machine! hehe

Levi Strauss patented the world's first blue jeans in 1873, nineteen years before Whitcomb Judson patented the first zip.

nismocat

420 posts

9 months

Friday 10th May
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I've said it many times but I will say it again.

Pink Floyd. Don't particularly like their songs, maybe Brick In the Wall but only because it was my era - which is maybe why they are not my thing me being a Gen X.

If I dare say that in front of Boomers they go mental and say I obviously know nothing about music etc etc. I love ELO, King Crimson, Yes Yes, even though it was not my time zone.

Don't like football. Never have never will. I follow AFL and NRL. Football (soccer) is boring and full of overpaid dimwits.

Jordie Barretts sock

4,484 posts

20 months

Friday 10th May
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4154QLD said:
Sheryl Crow - heard her live once, sounded like someone standing on a cat
Baked Beans - multi-faceted yuk - someone offered me 50quid to eat a cold tin of them once - no thank you said I
Kiwi's - now living in Brisbane, way way too many of them.. and they talk weird
But we do know how to use apostrophes correctly. wink


4154QLD

221 posts

153 months

Friday 10th May
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Jordie Barretts sock said:
But we do know how to use apostrophes correctly. wink
LOL

Pit Pony

8,762 posts

122 months

Friday 10th May
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CheesecakeRunner said:
Pit Pony said:
Whiskey ? Yeah. I like Whisky but the other stuff? You may as well drink bourbon.
With ‘e’ or without. It can literally be poured in the sea as far as I’m concerned.
You just haven't found the "one"

I suggest a tour of the Highlands with multiple daily distillery tours and sampling until you are cured.




Jordie Barretts sock

4,484 posts

20 months

Friday 10th May
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Nah, it's vile stuff. No redeeming features at all.


Kermit power

28,726 posts

214 months

Friday 10th May
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Weirdos who don't like onions!

I'm willing to cook the occasional vegetarian thing, and on one occasion even fed a vegan, but how on earth are you supposed to feed deranged perverts who don't like onions??? It's not like I can just feed them dessert, is it?

Even worse, of course, are people who profess not to like onions, then proceed to tell you how much they enjoyed that thing you just served them with finely diced onions in it!

Kuwahara

862 posts

19 months

Friday 10th May
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F1
Rugby(FIL took me to first game at Murrayfield against England this year,still looking for the amazing atmosphere..!!)
Snooker
Women’s football


elanfan

5,521 posts

228 months

Friday 10th May
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The absolutely massive fanny shown in close up detail on Embarrassing Bodies last night Eurgh almost made me heave. The very definition of struck by an axe. Did I say eurgh! Enough to put you off.
Brave lady highlighting a medical isssue glad she got sorted. Happy to delete this if impropriate PM me so copy not created

Scrimpton

12,398 posts

238 months

Friday 10th May
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Yorkshire puddings are foul.

thepritch

627 posts

166 months

Friday 10th May
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Scrimpton said:
Yorkshire puddings are foul.
In the spirit of the thread I can’t argue on here. But my poor wife just walked into our kitchen and I told her what I thought of this lunacy.

Johnspex

4,350 posts

185 months

Friday 10th May
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Queen. God, I hate Queen and people who like Queen and think they are/were a rock band.