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06 Jan 15 02:05
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Peanut butter, the smell absolutely kills me, I've never tasted it based on that, but if you can't get past the smell you're not gonner like obviously, but everyone else seems to love it

Phil Taylor, seems so popular but I don't like him, think he has a chip on his shoulder and is very highly strung.

Blackadder, don't get, never got it, seems like a posh persons comedy

Superhero films- the lot of them, superman, x-men, spiderman, Batman etc etc, just seems like grown men trying who aren't quite grown yet living out some kind of childhood fantasy, all very peculiar

Star trek/star wars, see above, they really know how to rinse these franchises

Pictures! everyone loves taking pictures and grabbing you to get in a photo, I honestly cnba if I was never in another one, never use my camera phone even, and then you are asked to smile!

The Royal Family, everything they represent and more

Hilliary Clinton, I can't put it into words, I'd get banned.

Facebook, a terrible, terrible invention, for many reasons.

Reality TV, poison for the soul

Phillip Schofield: you know he's a different person off screen

Cheryl Cole, nations sweetheart apparently, not on my watch

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By:
Howdi
When: 06 Jan 15 02:07
face book full on coonts
By:
Paddy Hair
When: 06 Jan 15 02:14
Television Soaps.
The inability of the modern young man to tighten his belt so that it keeps his trousers up.
Why everyone under 25 speaks like a Jamaican, surely only Jamaicans should speak like a Jamaican. I really would know what the proper old time Jamaican guys make of it.
By:
Howdi
When: 06 Jan 15 02:16
the bottom 2 are great spots Laugh
By:
Ken Masters
When: 06 Jan 15 08:25
Stuart Lee - I get him, I really do, but nah, not for me.
By:
U.A.
When: 06 Jan 15 09:14
Iphones.
Using real Christmas trees and then just chucking them.
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 06 Jan 15 09:37
I agree with a lot of your picks sh.  The one I completely disagree on is Blackadder
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 06 Jan 15 09:45
I dislike special offers and loyalty cards.

I dislike knowing about the private lives of famous people

I dislike the constant one dimensional focus and dumbing down of sports news.

I dislike jumping on bandwagons.

I dislike Eastenders, Coronation Street, Neighbours etc etc

I dislike block paving.
By:
Danno
When: 06 Jan 15 10:48
Sports Personality of the Year - used to love it; now I despise what it's become (QoS too)
Strictly - ballroom dancing is for girls and gayers
Cheltenham Festival - too many people; mostly drunk.  Better on the telly
Ryder Cup - I like golf, but it's an individual sport for me
Pubs (gastro variety) - £4.80 a pint round my way; thanks but I'll give it a miss
Fireworks - a staggering waste of money (usually public money, eg, London New Year's Eve)
Trick or Treat - oh fck off you yanks
Religion - brainwashing children for centuries; platform for violence and intolerance but strangely still popular around the world
Mrs Brown's Boys - OK, so everyone thinks it's for gurning morons, but 8 million of them still watch it
Coffee - this is England.  We drink tea.  Not poncey herbal tea, but proper man's tea.  And definitely not skinny moccha choca lattes with caramel sprinkles.  FFS Man up!!!
By:
lfc1971
When: 06 Jan 15 11:33
Jeff Lynne-not the man who seems very likeable but his dreadful music.

Patio Doors.
By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Jan 15 12:05
Big Brother - crap

Celebrity Big Brother - crap

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here - crap

Strictly Come Dancing - crap

The X Factor - crap

Britain's Got Talent  - crap

any programme where the viewers vote by phone  - crap

party political broadcasts - crap

Party Conferences, where one party will fill up a huge room with its supporters, then the BBC will act surprised when somebody who speaks gets a round of applause - cringeworthy

Multiculturalism-  a load of luvvie bollocks

Football - a game where 22 nancy boys run around in shorts, adored by millions of nancy boys every Saturday.

Armchair jockeys - critical of the way a horse was ridden when their 8 stone frame is planted on a settee, instead of becoming a jockey, or had failed to become a jockey.

Over the top gayers on the telly. Perhaps the macho guests on the same shows could make me laugh by getting up and punching a poof, just to equal things up.

That'll do for now Happy
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 06 Jan 15 12:37
Ronnie O'Sullivan
By:
Desmond Orchard
When: 06 Jan 15 12:50
Anal
By:
Desmond Orchard
When: 06 Jan 15 12:51
ysis from Graham Cunningham on C4 Racing Devil
By:
boxingthefox
When: 06 Jan 15 12:58
Agree with most of the above, with the exception of Blackadder, "Jafackin" is particularly offensive to the ears.
Mick Fitz's grating voice. Cry
By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Jan 15 15:07
Star trek/star wars

Enjoyed Star Trek on the telly, and latest film was pretty good.

Never seen a Star Wars film, doesn't appeal to me at all.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 06 Jan 15 15:20
Blackadder? The Simpsons? This is the good stuff, you idiots  Crazy


Certain words really wind me up...not sure why tbh...always hated 'coda', currently hate 'props' (the new slang version)...cant do with the phrase 'bit of kit'  Angry
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 06 Jan 15 16:04
blackadder is god awful stuff
By:
BonnieDday
When: 06 Jan 15 17:38
Any American "sit-com", with possible exception of Cheers.

Lead character comes on, says hi to whomever happens to be standing there, and audience folds up with split sides.

Friends seems to be a particular culprit. What everyone sees in it escapes me completely.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 06 Jan 15 17:51
Chips - I don't like most fried food as a rule but especially chips.

Michael McIntyre - I'd rather listen to someone playing the bagpipes for an hour than watch that bloke and I absolute hate bagpipes.

Guinness - I have tried it many a time but I just can't get on with it at all, same goes for red wine.

Female sports presenters - I absolutely love NFL and watched all the wild card games over the weekend and there are always a few fluffy bunny rabbits flapping about interviewing 25 stone players about this play or that. I'm all for a bit of eye candy like Alex Hammond for example but what do these women actually know about NFL?
By:
unitedbiscuits
When: 06 Jan 15 17:56
Alan Davies.
A whole career based on his "look to camera", to suggest that you would find what you have just seen/heard v funny, if you were on drugs.
By:
kincsem
When: 06 Jan 15 17:57
Mobile phones
David Beckham
Celebrity TV shows
Soaps
Champions League
Steeplechasing
England hype before football tournaments
TV celebrities coming out
Charming people (i.e. psychopaths)
By:
Barry Conway
When: 06 Jan 15 18:35
Someone I went to school with worked as a runner on this morning. He was basically Schofields slave. He even had to make him toast. He likes it burned, then left on the side until it's cold. Not an innuendo by the way!
By:
Platini
When: 06 Jan 15 18:47
"anal" a brave shout.
By:
dexter_pinto
When: 06 Jan 15 19:25
Blackadder and the Simpsons. You're wrong, so very wrong. Utter genius, both of them

Phil Collins. No idea why, he just makes me want to be violent. To him.
The fawning to the Royal Family + the money they cost
TV soaps
'Talent' Shows.
Anything involving Paddy McGuinness that doesnt also involve Peter Kay.
This celebrity culture we seem to have walked into. People become famous for being famous. I'm a keen photographer and often wander round London taking photos. I was walking back to my car late one evening when I found a load of paparazzi outside some posh club. Thought I'd hang around see if anyone worthwhile turned up. The paps kept running off to taxis or limos and all the flashes would go off. Some orange skinned freaks would get out and go into the club and I honestly couldnt have named any of them if my life depended on it. Not even someone I recognised and detested - a Cheryl Cole for example.
Star Wars / Trek. Someone I worked with turned up in a Star Wars shirt a few days back. I couldnt help wondering why they did those shirts in adult sizes. They're kids films, surely?
The Sun
Paul Dacre and the Daily Mail
Tories. You should only vote Tory if your name is on the sign at your place of work. If you work for someone else, Tories dont care about you.
Religion, and people who rely on it. I saw an FB post the other day thanking God for some relative of theirs pulling through a serious illness or injury. No no no. Thank the doctors and nurses, the scientists who work on the medicines etc and the engineers who build the machines your relative got hooked up to.
Katie Hopkins. Popular apparently. Why?
Boybands. I'd rather go through a gay marriage to Phil Collins than live on the same planet.
Gary Barlow, OBE or whatever he is. Raises loads of money for charity. So what, if he and his type paid the tax they should, charity wouldnt be such a necessity. And if you are raising money for charity, make it a UK charity.
The honours system. David Amess MP got one last week. Remember the 'cake' incident on Brass Eye? Him. I'd struggle to name a more odious MP, and to paraphrase Blackadder 'as you can guess, he's up against some pretty stiff competition'
By:
MrBaboon
When: 06 Jan 15 19:28
Star Wars and most films
Loud music
Lamb
Beer
X Factor
Rugby
By:
Kweeveen
When: 06 Jan 15 19:38
marmite.....................shít
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 07 Jan 15 00:14
One in particular: McDonalds (plus any other food from American (in particular) fast food outlets).
How people can put their manufactured shiiite, devised to load the pounds on and get you addicted to the corn syrup and other junk they put in their stuff so you keep wanting more of it, in their bodies is just beyond me.

DON'T DO IT!
By:
Capt__F
When: 07 Jan 15 00:18
Politics Forum
Mint Sauce
White Dee
Angel Delight
Cuff Links
GramEr
By:
akabula
When: 07 Jan 15 00:35
Cricket. Can't see the point of it.
Rugby League. Always seems raining when this is played. Dull game in comparison with the Rugby Union stuff.
Celebrity BB. It's the celebrity bit that gets me. Should be one step above nonentity.
Dr Who. Surely for kids.
Monty Python re-runs. Were funny at the time but so dated now.
Star Wars. What's it about?
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 07 Jan 15 00:37
cant do with the phrase 'bit of kit'

Really can't stand that either.
By:
akabula
When: 07 Jan 15 00:44
Reminds me of another two.

Back in the day.
you never heard it then someone said it on here and soon it was in every other post.

Oxymoron.
That was another fad that's died a death thank fek. Used to be "surely that's an oxymoron" every other post, heaven now.
By:
Dav_vin03
When: 07 Jan 15 00:47
mine are

manchester united
x-factor
strictly come dancing
christmas nights out
By:
Vubiant
When: 07 Jan 15 00:51
Champagne -foul tasting fluid

The practice of spraying champagne over anyone within a ten metre radius of someone who's won something.

Selfies

Wedding videos
By:
thegiggilo
When: 07 Jan 15 00:52
Most things that people like I detestShockedanything mainstream music,tv wise middle class pompous ****s and working class torys nothing worse!CryThe list is endless...Sad
By:
Capt__F
When: 07 Jan 15 00:55
tipsters
By:
Capt__F
When: 07 Jan 15 00:55
tipsters
By:
Capt__F
When: 07 Jan 15 00:55
both of them
By:
akabula
When: 07 Jan 15 00:57
People who double post.
By:
thegiggilo
When: 07 Jan 15 00:58
Paedophiles,tipsters it's all grooming!!Shocked
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