Things you are proud to be ignorant of?

Things you are proud to be ignorant of?

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The Hypno-Toad

12,289 posts

206 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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fatboy69 said:
The fact that I cannot speak a second language!
Agreed. Anyone can understand English, you just have talk slower and raise your voice a little bit.hehe

For me most have already been covered but I will add.

The Twilight, Harry Potter and Dan Brown books.
Cricket
REALLY Heavy Metal

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Strip or Gentlemen's Clubs. Never been to one but can't see the point of going to a dingy ex-pub to watch a bunch of bored women take off their clothes and grind against your body in a totally dis-interested way. Not forgetting that they are all only doing this to pay off their student loan and here's their mobile number if you'd like to meet up later. (Don't worry if a man answers. It will just be my flatmate. Leave him a message about where and when you'd like to meet and I'll be there.rolleyes )

Sorry but its called the internet and there are lots of lovely videos of attractive women on there who will get you to the same point for free and not charge you £10 for a bottle of Becks for the pleasure.


Silver Smudger

3,301 posts

168 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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fatboy69 said:
The fact that I cannot speak a second language!
So you are proud that you are ignorant of the fact that you cannot speak a second language???

spin

98elise

26,680 posts

162 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Caulkhead said:
Like several other posters on here - 'social media'.
Oh the irony smile

For me its facebook, twitter and watching sport/soaps

Edited by 98elise on Friday 29th June 08:17

anonymous-user

55 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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The Hypno-Toad said:
Agreed. Anyone can understand English, you just have talk slower and raise your voice a little bit.hehe

For me most have already been covered but I will add.

The Twilight, Harry Potter and Dan Brown books.
Cricket
REALLY Heavy Metal

&

Strip or Gentlemen's Clubs. Never been to one but can't see the point of going to a dingy ex-pub to watch a bunch of bored women take off their clothes and grind against your body in a totally dis-interested way. Not forgetting that they are all only doing this to pay off their student loan and here's their mobile number if you'd like to meet up later. (Don't worry if a man answers. It will just be my flatmate. Leave him a message about where and when you'd like to meet and I'll be there.rolleyes )

Sorry but its called the internet and there are lots of lovely videos of attractive women on there who will get you to the same point for free and not charge you £10 for a bottle of Becks for the pleasure.
Considering you've never been to a strip club you appear to know a lot about them!!

I've been to a few and certainly none have been in a 'dingy ex pub' and the girls certainly didn't look bored.

98elise

26,680 posts

162 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Caulkhead said:
Like several other posters on here - 'social media'.
Oh the irony smile

DannyScene

6,637 posts

156 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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52classic said:
You are right Johnny, but I know what the OP is driving at and with me it's......

Phones. Iphones, apps, Gooseberries (or whatever they are) Don't want, don't need.

Nokia C2 Christmas present with £10 credit still has £8 left. Supposed to have some free texts but haven't used any yet!
OK grandad, technology won't kill you wink

Moley RUFC

3,621 posts

190 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Trending on Twitter. Who cares

52classic

2,541 posts

211 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Right enough Danny, funny thing is that when the original car phones came out in 80's I was one of the first to get one and used it all the time! Even the 'right'ariel and a Jag logo'd handset was a must.

Now if they want to speak to me it is switched on, otherwise not really bothered.

JonRB

74,624 posts

273 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Personally I think ignorance of any kind is nothing to be proud of.

Nothing wrong with being disinterested in a subject to the point of having no desire to learn about it - I can understand that. And nothing wrong with knowing enough about a subject that you can say you have no interest in learning more. But I simply can't understand why anyone would proudly proclaim an ignorance of something.


tucks

558 posts

165 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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im scared to say it as it seems to irritate some people(already proved in this thread!) but, facebook. i literally have never signed up, i actively refuse to look at other peoples when they try and show me something. i plan to keep living my full and active life without it or any true understanding of it. being poked, putting "like" or throwing a sheep is something that i feel i have no need to ever use. im not saying that 100000000s of people dont find it usefull or enjoyable but i genuinly have seen, even in my small-ish social circle, gargantuan rows over it.
im not 100% honest to 100% of the people ive ever met, all of the time. maybe its just my sneaky side that despises it!

Samcat

471 posts

224 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Blackpool.

I'm proudly ignorant of everything and anything about the place.

singlecoil

33,725 posts

247 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Dance music.

vixen1700

23,032 posts

271 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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The Only Way is Essex
Facebook
Big Brother
WAGS


Don't know anything about any of them. smile

DanDC5

18,818 posts

168 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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The Game









getmecoat

Riknos

4,700 posts

205 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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How serious my mum's cancer is! I like being naive about such things.

Carrot

Original Poster:

7,294 posts

203 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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anonymous said:
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Football - I know nothing and don't want to know anything about it either. Just doesn't raise any interest in me at all. Even had a football mad mate sit with me through some kind of important game, explaining what was going on, didn't do anything for me. I tried to understand it as it is so popular throughout the world. I guess the football part of my male brain never developed fully hehe .

However I do take a great interest in when important games are scheduled, as the roads are normally quiet at that point for a good hoon on the motorbike smile .

obob

4,193 posts

195 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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I am ignorant of people who like to be ignorant of popular things/people and brag about it because they think it makes them look cool.

OldJohnnyYen

1,455 posts

150 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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I'm listening to some ultrasonic music, you probably wouldn't of heard it before biggrin

PH - PistonHipsters - hating popular culture matters.

GetCarter

29,408 posts

280 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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Pop music, pop culture, fashion (obviously), Japanese cars, fast food outlets, investments, package holidays, TV soaps - and why on earth people would give out their mobile phone number.

JonRB

74,624 posts

273 months

Friday 29th June 2012
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GetCarter said:
and why on earth people would give out their mobile phone number.
Surely changing mobile numbers and/or acquiring disposable numbers by using a PAYG sim is way easier than changing your home phone number?