3 things that make you instantly dislike someone

3 things that make you instantly dislike someone

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theguvernor

629 posts

131 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1. Liars
2. B.O.
3. Vegetarians

rohrl

8,737 posts

145 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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bigandclever said:
1. gangsta limpers
2. those wearing sunglasses on the London Underground
3. sibilant basssstardssss
And now I'm imagining you gritting your teeth at the sight of former Archbishop Rowan Williams swaggering his way through the tube wearing a pair of Ray-Bans.

anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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steveo3002 said:
ginger hair
Right on, brother.

irocfan

40,434 posts

190 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1) vegan
2) lefty
3) global warmist

dtmpower

3,972 posts

245 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Captain Muppet said:
Wearing a collar up.
Comb-over hair/slaphead.
Calling me "mate".
Wearing a collar up - Please explain this one.

Calling me "mate" - Fully agree - very aggravating

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

265 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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sooperscoop said:

Teetotallers. Unless you're a recovering alcoholic, you just come across as a self-righteous dog-f**ker.
I didn't used to drink. I just didn't like the stuff, no judgement on people who did. I'd avoid telling people because it was abnormal. I got a lot of grief from people who found out and tried to force me to drink.

Then I found out tequila makes me dance. I'm now cured.

If someone doesn't drink and isn't a recovering alcoholic it could well be because they are an embarrassed recovering alcoholic, you really can't trust anything alcoholics say about alcohol.

Mr Roper

13,003 posts

194 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Rachie said:
Bad breath
Bad attitude
Big ego
Was thinking the exact same thing.

chevy-stu

5,392 posts

228 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Captain Muppet said:
sooperscoop said:

Teetotallers. Unless you're a recovering alcoholic, you just come across as a self-righteous dog-f**ker.
I didn't used to drink. I just didn't like the stuff, no judgement on people who did. I'd avoid telling people because it was abnormal. I got a lot of grief from people who found out and tried to force me to drink.

Then I found out tequila makes me dance. I'm now cured.

If someone doesn't drink and isn't a recovering alcoholic it could well be because they are an embarrassed recovering alcoholic, you really can't trust anything alcoholics say about alcohol.
Some people actually don't like the taste or effect t... like me... I also spend alot of my time having to deal with pi$$heads, so kind of puts you off over the years..

my list:

1. Irish people that think anything goes, 'cos it's the craic'
2. People too scared to buy a proper cool car, and just go for the obvious
3. Lesbian dwarf amputees... (of any race)

thismonkeyhere

10,345 posts

231 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Me.
Anyone like me.
Anyone who likes me.


(I am having a bad day)

Four Litre

2,019 posts

192 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1. Limp/Lame handshake (Im a tard)
2. Crushing handshake (Im well ard)
3. Rudeness

Jader1973

3,991 posts

200 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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dtmpower said:
Calling me "mate" - Fully agree - very aggravating
Do not, under any circumstances, move to Australia. Maaaaate. smile

Agree with the crushing handshake - should be classed as assault. wkers.

My 3:
Idiots
Idiots
Idiots

P-Jay

10,565 posts

191 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Captain Muppet said:
sooperscoop said:

Teetotallers. Unless you're a recovering alcoholic, you just come across as a self-righteous dog-f**ker.
I didn't used to drink. I just didn't like the stuff, no judgement on people who did. I'd avoid telling people because it was abnormal. I got a lot of grief from people who found out and tried to force me to drink.

Then I found out tequila makes me dance. I'm now cured.

If someone doesn't drink and isn't a recovering alcoholic it could well be because they are an embarrassed recovering alcoholic, you really can't trust anything alcoholics say about alcohol.
I didn't drink for, 3-4 years, I never had a 'problem' with drink, other than one would usually lead to eight and I get terrible hangovers.

I've recently, as in, in the last few weeks started to enjoy a beer or a rum on a Saturday night at home.

But like anything else that makes you a bit 'non-standard' in terms of what you eat, what you wear or who you sleep with, as long as you're not on your soapbox busy telling everyone how it makes you so much better than them or how special you are, nobody really minds.

No, if you want to be chased down the road by an angry mob with pitch forks chanting "kill it with fire" just mention you don't drink Tea or Coffee!

Disastrous

10,083 posts

217 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Nothing really. I dislike lots of things in isolation, but very quickly overlook them if the person responsible for them turns out to be decent.

Most of my friends have various awful habits, as do I suppose. My worst trait is probably arrogance but I won't be doing anything about it...

steveo3002

10,525 posts

174 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Four Litre said:
1. Limp/Lame handshake (Im a tard)
2. Crushing handshake (Im well ard)
3. Rudeness
fist bumpers (because ganster)

Neil G60

692 posts

224 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1. Daily Mail readers
2. People who order the same thing from a restaurant time after time/people who won't try new things
3. Vegetarians

ClassicMotorNut

2,438 posts

138 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1. People who wear Beatles/Rolling Stones/Ramones/whatever T-shirts when they aren't fans
2. People who try to talk to me and play on their 'phones at the same time
3. Saying out loud 'lol', 'rofl' and other 12-year-old girl acronyms

Cotty

39,539 posts

284 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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dtmpower said:
Captain Muppet said:
Wearing a collar up.
Comb-over hair/slaphead.
Calling me "mate".
Wearing a collar up - Please explain this one.
Often done on polo shirts I think they call it a popped collar. Looks stupid. They also should not sell polo shirts with a top button so idiots can't do it up. On the other hand its an indication who you should avoid.

Dalto123

3,198 posts

163 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1. Hypocrite.
2. Arrogant.
3. People who talk down to you.

Sadly, I went to school with people who were a combination of all three traits frown

Triumph Man

8,690 posts

168 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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P-Jay said:
Negativity, Cynicism and Xenophobia/Racism.
I would highly recommend not visiting Dorset...

My three are:
Anyone wearing lenseless glasses
People who act all laddish and stupid
If you are a meat head

Pixel Pusher

10,192 posts

159 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Eddh said:
Orange Skin
Fat
Unclean
Stay out of the 'Ladies of Aintree' thread then.

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