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What makes you think less of someone in a totally totally irrational way?

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CountessDracula · 16/10/2006 00:08

Having just watched the end of the Channel 4 best albums of all time, dh and I were discussing how upsetting we find it if someone we love admits to liking U2 and how it devalues them in our eyes TOTALLY irrational I know

So...

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lanismum · 16/10/2006 16:32

nailpolish, in our park people just walk over and plonk them anywhere, in the summer i cant let dd out of the buggy.

nailpolish · 16/10/2006 16:33

right

you should get onto the council, they can provide high-up big sturdy bbq's

write a letter about fire hazards etc and how you have contacted your mp

lanismum · 16/10/2006 16:35

those i wouldnt mind, but people just plonk the little silver disposable ones on the floor and then leave them there when they are finished, still hot, have never though of writing a letter to the council, will try it once it warms up again!

nailpolish · 16/10/2006 16:37

honestly you should

then you can use them too!

Deux · 16/10/2006 16:46

I come over all peculiar when I see people hold their knife as if it were a pen or a scalpel. I mean, what are they going to do, get the steak back on its feet? Draw on it with their knife?

Wish I could get over it.

piglit · 16/10/2006 16:48

People who use "text speak" in their emails/MN posts.

greenday · 16/10/2006 16:49

People who wear g-strings that show when they walk or sit.

People who do not bother to hide muffin tops (lovehandles sticking out of your jeans/trousers).

purplemonkeydishwasher · 16/10/2006 16:50

i think the funniest thing about this thread is that according to all of our 'instant dislike' criteria we would probably all hate each other!
thankfully i won't admit to any of the previously mentioned crimes against humanity so you can all still love me!

motherinferior · 16/10/2006 16:52

Men who call women 'ladies'. All three of DP's brothers do this and it makes me, frankly, want to kill them.

motherinferior · 16/10/2006 16:53

And obviously people who use collective nouns as a plural (as in 'the government are' not 'the government is') but that's not irrational, it's shoring up the fragile fabric of Civilisation As We Know It.

CountessDracula · 16/10/2006 17:04

women who call women ladies is worse imo

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CountessDracula · 16/10/2006 17:05

Before I found mn I was a member of some other site (can't remember which now) and there was a lot of "Morning Ladies" posts that made me cringe

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bluejelly · 16/10/2006 17:05

I sometimes call women ladies
But only in a postmodern way

cremolafoam · 16/10/2006 17:05

oh Motherinf. i hate 'ladies too' my BIL brothers all use it-'can i get you ladies a little drink?'( no i want a big fat vodka martini and a shotgun with which to end your miserable life)
ther is something SOso patronising about it and it has a hint of golfclub exclusion too

oh god you've all got me het up

nailpolish · 16/10/2006 17:08

cd that reminds me

i dont like people who say "morning" all cheery like

its "GOOD morning"

cremolafoam · 16/10/2006 17:11

that reminds me-
there was a piece in the paper yesterday about people who holiday or have houses in france and can't speak after coming back, without inserting French words

Bonjour darling,ca va- just back from La belle france

vom

Californifright · 16/10/2006 17:11

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cremolafoam · 16/10/2006 17:13

novelty sox is a divorcable offence

nailpolish · 16/10/2006 17:14

omg yes

about adults and disney denim jackets from the disney store

pyjamas with tigger on then

wtf?

even bags and keyrings and furry things on their car steering wheel

!

nailpolish · 16/10/2006 17:15

novelty socks

boxers

mugs

grr

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Cassoulet · 16/10/2006 17:16

People who laugh when their dog steals your picnic....

Sting in any incarnation - he makes me want to open HIS veins

Also that ghastly guy who thinks he plays the blues but actually plays "whites with a touch of..." Happily his name has left my head at the moment, oh, yes, Clapton

Cassoulet · 16/10/2006 17:18

Oh yes, and people who invite us to lunch, offer dh a scotch and me a small sherry!

lucycat · 16/10/2006 17:20

Custy - just read your post of 8.50am

totally agree - being a biased blue myself

glory seeking trophy hunters

evilanniedividedin2byalargeaxe · 16/10/2006 17:21

People who say "you've got to watch me, I'm totally MAD!", what I hear in my head is "I am a colossal tosser and extremely unfunny"