VC10
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I went to a concert once and someone wouldn't shut up singing along in the front row. In the end the artist stopped the concert & told them that she was the Artist people had paid to hear , not her.....
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Reality_tv_lover
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My husband licks the flavour off his fingers when he eats crisps and it's disgustingChewing/talking with food in, then licking the bits of the fingersUSE CUTLERY
_anonymouse_
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Somehow even worse if they start playing a piano and singing along - I say this as a musician
Tretps29
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If I knew you we’d defo be friends
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Oh I can raise you ….my husband licks the crisp and gives it to our dog
If I knew you we’d defo be friends
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Yaay I've been looking for someone to start a podcast with
When the guitar comes out it's all I can think of is Buzz Killington from Family Guy
Reality_tv_lover
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When we had a dog he chewed the crisps a bit first and gave them to her was disgusting he is lucky I didn't ask for a divorceIf I knew you we’d defo be friends
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Oh I can raise you ….my husband licks the crisp and gives it to our dog
Pesky Tarian
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The dog is newly groomed and smells gorgeous.
Got a pair of converse the eldest wants for Xmas brand new in box for a third of the price on vinted.
Tomorrow is Friday!.
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Given myself the ick now.
Got a pair of converse the eldest wants for Xmas brand new in box for a third of the price on vinted.
Tomorrow is Friday!.
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Sorry was meant for 3 things that made you smile thread
.Given myself the ick now.
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ICK!The dog is newly groomed and smells gorgeous.
Got a pair of converse the eldest wants for Xmas brand new in box for a third of the price on vinted.
Tomorrow is Friday!.
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Sorry was meant for 3 things that made you smile thread
Given myself the ick now.
Newroundhere
Chatty Member
The haka.
emmer_moans
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When men steeple their fingers and sit there with all their fingertips touching. It's more than an ick it knocks me sick imagining them being able to feel their own pulse through all their fingertips
Hahahah
Watching an otherwise enjoyable programme today on Netflix - 'Love Is Blind'- I was sorely tempted to turn off ... never to return again ... because of the amount of times the word 'like' was used during their conversations. Some of these people used the word 'like' at least 3 or 4 times in the one sentence, e.g. 'And I was like, what would I do, like, if it was, like, something, like ...' And I thought to myself, I could never engage in a conversation with someone who talked like that all the time - I'd have to make my excuses and leave. It's probably a generational thing. But Christ, it's highly irritating!
What gives you 'the ick' about someone? Doesn't have to be about the word 'like' btw, but anything at all that makes you rage about someone/something.
Please do tell.
What gives you 'the ick' about someone? Doesn't have to be about the word 'like' btw, but anything at all that makes you rage about someone/something.
Please do tell.
HowlOwl
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Over-use of saying, you know, or you know what I mean? Plus the word obviously seems to be over-used.Watching an otherwise enjoyable programme today on Netflix - 'Love Is Blind'- I was sorely tempted to turn off ... never to return again ... because of the amount of times the word 'like' was used during their conversations. Some of these people used the word 'like' at least 3 or 4 times in the one sentence, e.g. 'And I was like, what would I do, like, if it was, like, something, like ...' And I thought to myself, I could never engage in a conversation with someone who talked like that all the time - I'd have to make my excuses and leave. It's probably a generational thing. But Christ, it's highly irritating!
What gives you 'the ick' about someone? Doesn't have to be about the word 'like' btw, but anything at all that makes you rage about someone/something.
Please do tell.
merlot
Chatty Member
You've just reminded me of a massive ick: people playing impromptu musical performances in social settings! A bit niche I know but I just cringe so much when someone decides they are going to play a guitar etc and you have to just sit and awkwardly watch regardless of their talent.
Probably stems from my childhood, my dad used to just play the saxophone and if I asked him a question he would just stare at me and keep playing
Extra ick points if they CLOSE THEIR EYES WHILST PLAYING
HowlOwl
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And they have long nails.Extra ick points if they CLOSE THEIR EYES WHILST PLAYING
it’s not been changed?!
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Calling children “kiddos”.
Reality_tv_lover
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When people mouth what I'm saying as I'm saying it and finish my sentenceWatching an otherwise enjoyable programme today on Netflix - 'Love Is Blind'- I was sorely tempted to turn off ... never to return again ... because of the amount of times the word 'like' was used during their conversations. Some of these people used the word 'like' at least 3 or 4 times in the one sentence, e.g. 'And I was like, what would I do, like, if it was, like, something, like ...' And I thought to myself, I could never engage in a conversation with someone who talked like that all the time - I'd have to make my excuses and leave. It's probably a generational thing. But Christ, it's highly irritating!
What gives you 'the ick' about someone? Doesn't have to be about the word 'like' btw, but anything at all that makes you rage about someone/something.
Please do tell.
Samf2020
Chatty Member
Spotted one of these in the wild yesterday.
Was freezing cold he had the huge jacket, hat, scarf gloves etc and shorts. So the only part of him not cold was his legs, it makes no sense.
Hollie Day
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When its cold, men who cup their hands and blow into them and then rub them together.