3 things that make you instantly dislike someone

3 things that make you instantly dislike someone

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irocfan

40,541 posts

191 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Cotty said:
dtmpower said:
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.
just to prove the point....




irocfan

40,541 posts

191 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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and on the subject of facial tatts...


sparkythecat

7,905 posts

256 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Tribal Chestnut said:
Why would anyone want to move up 'the ladder'? You sound rather unpleasant.
That's window cleaners for you. They're all nasty.


jesta1865

3,448 posts

210 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Ahhh Moneypenny said:
people that correct your spelling - dull s
people that smell of BO - if I can smell it, surely you can you dirty fecker
people that wear North Face jackets round town and have probably never even walked up a mountain
definately,

1. as said before pronouncing the 8th letter of the alphabet haitch
2. people who say that someone in a particular profession is automatically an arse / idiot / reprehensible person
3. people who list stuff all the time..... oh!




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singlecoil

33,695 posts

247 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Having a double-barrelled name

Metal in the face

Expecting to be called 'Doctor' just because they spent a couple of extra years at university before getting a job.

SilverSixer

8,202 posts

152 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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BlackCup said:
1.Ginger
2.st Car
3.Rude
Oh. You've met me.

LordGrover

33,549 posts

213 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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singlecoil said:
Having a double-barrelled name
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Not much I can do about a double-barrelled name - it's on my birth certificate.
I rarely use it 'in company' but for official documents I must.


I think my mother wanted me to be posh.

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

266 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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LordGrover said:
singlecoil said:
Having a double-barrelled name
frown
Not much I can do about a double-barrelled name - it's on my birth certificate.
I rarely use it 'in company' but for official documents I must.


I think my mother wanted me to be posh.
Well done Lord Grover for fighting off the posh influence.

Disastrous

10,088 posts

218 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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singlecoil said:
Expecting to be called 'Doctor' just because they spent a couple of extra years at university before getting a job.
Do you mean you dislike people who expect to be called 'Doctor' who have earned a Doctorate? Or do you mean students who just pissed around for two years longer and aren't doctors, but expect to be called it anyway?

AmiableChimp

3,674 posts

238 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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I am a bit taken aback that there are a few people who would dislike someone purely based on their hair colour.

I am hoping it is the usual PH poor attempt at humour and not actually true, if so, I really do despair.

theshrew

6,008 posts

185 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Snobs

Arse kissers

Politicians

br d

8,403 posts

227 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Rising inflection at the end of every sentence.
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benters

1,459 posts

135 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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1) badly behaved kids
2) parents of badly behaved kids
3) middle lane drivers who are no doubt the parents of the badly behaved kids in the back

Vladimir

6,917 posts

159 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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br d said:
Rising inflection at the end of every sentence.
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Agreed.

And the new trend for saying when ordering "can I get a coffee"

It's "Can I HAVE a coffee."

Perhaps the customer plans to get it themselves?

mike-r

1,539 posts

192 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Vladimir said:
br d said:
Rising inflection at the end of every sentence.
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Agreed.

And the new trend for saying when ordering "can I get a coffee"

It's "Can I HAVE a coffee."

Perhaps the customer plans to get it themselves?
Technically, it's 'May I have a coffee?', although your in example above the first one actually makes more sense.

Monkeylegend

26,465 posts

232 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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DWS said:
I take the attitude that everyone I first meet is a "C**t". they then have to prove themselves to me that they are in fact OK - this process can take years and some people never move up the ladder.
Well as they say, it takes one to know one, and you are clearly top of the ladder.

ShawCrossShark

4,264 posts

235 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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People who are intolerant of other people culture.............

............and the Dutch biggrin

For me it would be:-
Permanently visible tattoos - use your brain, it will affect the rest of your life
Facial piercings - they look horrible
Castleford Tigers shirt

blindswelledrat

25,257 posts

233 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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This thread is frustrating the life out of me.
I have two of the best and funniest things that make me dislike someone that you have ever heard in your lives. Literally I suspect you would laugh so hard that you would st yourself. Or something.
I just cannot think of a third.
Oh, well, I guess Ill just have to wait for a more appropriate thread to come along.

cloggy

4,959 posts

210 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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ShawCrossShark said:
People who are intolerant of other people culture.............

............and the Dutch biggrin

For me it would be:-
Permanently visible tattoos - use your brain, it will affect the rest of your life
Facial piercings - they look horrible
Castleford Tigers shirt
Anybody that is not Dutch.
English and Scottish s.
Oh and the Welsh and Irish.

Justaredbadge

37,068 posts

189 months

Monday 7th April 2014
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Football fan.
poor personal hygeine.
People who think that their wristtch is worth talking about. incessantly.