Things you don't get why they are popular?

[FunkyTime]

I will start

Dubai
Magaluf

Why do people in numbers go there?

thongs for 4 year old girls

Sorry have I missed something - are these actually popular?

Salted caramel!

Yes yes salted caramel! I like caramel, keep the salt away from it please!

Tea 🤮 I last had a cup in Nov 2000 because I had had bad news and a colleague made me a cup. Probs hadn't drank it for 10+ years before that. Vile stuff!

Salt water sandals absolutely.

Avocados
False lashes and brows
All reality Tv shows and the z list celebs in them
People defining themselves as non binary, pansexual and gender fluid...…….

The people mentioning Dubai, have you ever been?

No. I’m not going anywhere with such a shit human rights record. And i honestly don’t understand why people ok about staying in hotels that people have died building, and slavery still exists.

You can overlook that if you get a nice holiday though?

Nandos, it’s just chicken! And not even nice chicken

they are in my daughters school...and at swimming class...I see them and no just no@ArtieFufkinPolymerRecords

Disney
Spa days
False eyebrows/lashes/nails etc
Gin
Prosecco
Massive cars
Reality TV
Tabloids
The Daily Mail
Phil and Holly
Facebook
Instagram

Agree on the docs, I love them and I've worn them continually for decades, I don't understand why they're suddenly so popular with adults that have never been into them before. It just pushes the price up and the quality down. Same for hunters.

Ed Sheeran

Wanky kitchen must haves. Nutri bullets, one pots, coffee machines for pods etc. They're like primary school fads for grown ups.

Gel nails and other time consuming beauty activities.

Veganism and being gluten/ dairy free. Perfectly acceptable but it's beyond me why every third person has suddenly taken them up.

Kale, rice cakes, low carbing and other unappetising dietary fashions.

Wall decals (live, laugh, etc.)
Long fingernails (how much shit are you hoarding?)
Benefit TV
Cop TV
Scripted reality TV (e.g.: the K family)
Grey baby clothes
Gendered brains (not real)
Ochre (decor) accents

This is not an exhaustive list

Camping.
Centre Parcs.
Prosecco.

Crisps
Tea
Unicorns
Tattoos
Piercings

Boden
Cos
Joules

Ant and Dec
Any reality TV
Mrs Brown's Boys

4x4s in urban areas
Fevertree tonic

So much stuff!!
Pyjamas,
Seafood,
KFC,
Subway,
True crime programmes,
Scented candles,
Sliced bread,
Cat cafes,
Taking your dog to a shopping centre,
Smoothies,
Resort holidays,
Chicken nuggets,,
Fake tan,

Coffee
Tea
Gin
Avocados
Girls nights/days out
Dogs
Cheese

Alexa

Hush
Saltwater
Jo Malone
Mint Velvet
Doublewear-
Caterpillar eyebrows
99.9% of Netflix series that people on here rave about that I think "oh, must be good" and turn off after 10 minutes
Friends TV series
Leather trousers/leggings

Thank god someone else mentioned afternoon tea. Thought I was on my own with that one

Veganism and being gluten/ dairy free. Perfectly acceptable but it's beyond me why every third person has suddenly taken them up. Some of us do have diagnosed allergies...

Bare ankles.

En suites
Prosecco
Eyelash extensions
HD brows
Kitchen islands
White socks with black trousers

Where’s the OP gone?
This is a thread full of lists of perfectly normal things to like.

Grey decor (shades of) from Next, The Range etc. Your bedroom / hall / sitting room does not look classy with the above shades of grey, a cheap chandelier, a flower canvas and ‘silver’ accessories. It looks flat, unimaginative and soulless.

Ikea furniture

Football

Disney

Fake nails / eyebrows / lashes / tan

LV Neverfull totes. £800 for a canvas bag?! The share holders saw your entry point ‘Wear My Money’ purchase coming a mile off sweetheart. Especially as you can buy a good fake in Dubai for £100.

Which leads me to...

Holidays in Dubai. The equivalent of the Grey and Silver House (I have been - for work - and have been to many other, beautiful parts of the ME).