3 things that make you instantly dislike someone

3 things that make you instantly dislike someone

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Martin_M

2,071 posts

227 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Arrogance
Rudeness
Sponger

GBDG

896 posts

154 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Including the word "mummy" in your name on Facebook, or listing your occupation as "full time mummy". In fact, anyone over the age of 10 who uses the word "mummy".

Anyone who thinks having kids adds to the validity of what they have to say. "Yeah, I know that 20mph speed limits and speed bumps on motorways might be a nightmare and bad for the country, but I don't want my kids to be run over and killed" etc

Anyone who engages in bullst office politics. We need to do X, let's get it done. I don't want to have to think about the exact, perfect way to ask you how to do something. I just want to get the job done and go home.



Pit Pony

8,577 posts

121 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Captain Muppet said:
QueenBee said:
Part of anyone'swoman's daily routine surely should be exfoliate and scrub, moisturise and brush teeth at least twice a day - and use mouthwash!,!!!!!!!!! I think this should be a whole new thread lol
Fixed that for you.

I think you'll find ALL normal men exfoliate by taking clothes off and drying themselves with a towel after washing.
Fixed that for you.

I don't think I know any bloke that would 'admit' to exfoliation.

Pit Pony

8,577 posts

121 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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GBDG said:
Including the word "mummy" in your name on Facebook, or listing your occupation as "full time mummy". In fact, anyone over the age of 10 who uses the word "mummy".

Anyone who thinks having kids adds to the validity of what they have to say. "Yeah, I know that 20mph speed limits and speed bumps on motorways might be a nightmare and bad for the country, but I don't want my kids to be run over and killed" etc

Anyone who engages in bullst office politics. We need to do X, let's get it done. I don't want to have to think about the exact, perfect way to ask you how to do something. I just want to get the job done and go home.
My daughter has been using MOTHER (and Father) since she was 18 months old. She's 18 next week, and starting calling me by my first name. I had to draw the line.

Anyone who buys a Picasso if their wife is pregnant with their first child, selling a perfectly good Subaru wrx estate. (You know who you are !!!)


Pit Pony

8,577 posts

121 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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irocfan said:
Pit Pony said:
3) You rag the engine in your car, to the redline from a cold start.
the thing about 3 is surely that's not as much of an issue these days with modern synthetic oils much the same way as you used to have to "run your car in" for the 1st 5k or so. Now if you're talking 'key in, turn, rev the nuts off' then fair enough but few minutes faffing (as normally happens with anything where SWMBO is involved), I'm just curious
Mk2 MX5, hits the redline whilst the starter motor is still spinning, 3 bursts to the redline, straight into gear and away, and immediately hits redline again in 1st, and 2nd, until doing about 60 in a 30, when he changes into 5th.

CharlesAL

532 posts

124 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Football fans. Especially ones who support teams from cities that they have no connection to. Support a local team ffs.

People that wear flat peak baseball caps (esp. facing the wrong way).

People that buy drinks with a card in a club.


lord trumpton

7,397 posts

126 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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people who swear all the time
blokes wearing tight fitting v neck t shirts to show off their steroid enhance physique
Extreme fatness

gpo746

3,397 posts

130 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Morons who expect bus drivers to change £20 notes

Marty63

2,347 posts

174 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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bluetooth

lairs

being denied access from joke threads

TwigtheWonderkid

43,372 posts

150 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Marty63 said:
lairs

Yup, those bears have got a lot to answer for.

hman

7,487 posts

194 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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if they are a cop
if they used to be a cop
if they want to be a cop

The police are not my friends

Pit Pony

8,577 posts

121 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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hman said:
if they are a cop
if they used to be a cop
if they want to be a cop

The police are not my friends
Oh FFS, please, consider each person you meet as an individual, and don't jump to conclusions just because someone in the same uniform upset you.

(I don't know who or why or when you found such hatred, but it's not healthy)

hman

7,487 posts

194 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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I do!

so long as they aren't a cop - you need to be a certain "special" kind of person to become a cop.

I have enough experience of them to know.

zarjaz1991

3,480 posts

123 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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hman said:
if they are a cop
if they used to be a cop
if they want to be a cop

The police are not my friends
I'll second that, and with good reason.

chevy-stu

5,392 posts

228 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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hman said:
I do!

so long as they aren't a cop - you need to be a certain "special" kind of person to become a cop.

I have enough experience of them to know.
It's only a job. They are all still people, no matter what "special" kind you mean....

it's like a dislike for anyone that's been, has been or wants to be a greengrocer.



Hooli

32,278 posts

200 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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zarjaz1991 said:
hman said:
if they are a cop
if they used to be a cop
if they want to be a cop

The police are not my friends
I'll second that, and with good reason.
I'll third it. Criminals are more honest & trustworthy.

thehawk

9,335 posts

207 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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Hooli said:
zarjaz1991 said:
hman said:
if they are a cop
if they used to be a cop
if they want to be a cop

The police are not my friends
I'll second that, and with good reason.
I'll third it. Criminals are more honest & trustworthy.
I'll fourth it.

I also find that allied industries also attract a certain type of person - security guards/bouncers/IT Security folk.

singlecoil

33,621 posts

246 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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Hooli said:
zarjaz1991 said:
hman said:
if they are a cop
if they used to be a cop
if they want to be a cop

The police are not my friends
I'll second that, and with good reason.
I'll third it. Criminals are more honest & trustworthy.
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Vladimir

6,917 posts

158 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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I know a few cops who are all fine and well into fitness like me.
When I worked at Avon and Somerset's HQ (temp job) the multi zillion pound sports facilities were almost unused - that annoyed me.

bexVN

14,682 posts

211 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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I have cousins on the police force, I have good friends on the police. They arr very hardworking, good people. I would not want to know them if they weren't. Ridiculous to tar everyone.

For me it is
Over familiarity when you're strangers (esp personal space invaders!)
Bullying behaviour
Arrogance