what or who do you hate that doesn't really make sense? I can't stand James Nesbitt even though I can't remember ever watching any of his stuff. see something that he's in and think "I ain't watching that" whats yours? hating posters on here is not irrational!
Bearded w**kers in skinny jeans with no socks. Half the population of Hoxton and Shoreditch (see above). Nigel f**ing Farage and any c**t who votes for him. This is because I've got one of those velvet collared coats that he wears, but now I can't wear it in case I look like a bigoted arse who drinks in the sort of Surrey pubs that are festooned with fake horse brasses and Tudor beams. People who drink in Surrey pubs etc... Anyone who says "I'm not racist but...". People born and bred in the UK who hang around mosques in full medieval rag-head costume. Stamford Hill frumers (see above). Although not as bad as the muslamic nutters, in that no front-wheel-skid ever tried to bring down a transatlantic flight by setting fire to his shoes, nevertheless wtf with those hats coats and beards guys? Anyone in the workplace who says things like "performance manage the team going forward".
I have an irrational hatred of queue jumpers and people who put their bags on the seats of trains, moreso if they sit on the outside seat and put their bag on the inside.
Israeli Nazis, American foreign policy & anything to do with London N17. Thinking about it, none of these hatreds are irrational. Yacontcha!
The "be more dog" o2 adverts. They imply that dogs are far more independent, enterprising and outgoing than cats, which is, of course, bollocks. Cats roam around alone for miles, catch their own food and entertain themselves. Dogs won't usually stray too far from their owners, are generally crap hunters and need far more attention.
People who live in the 21st century, i phone,twatter etc. People who live in the fifteenth century and **** little girls.No names,no pack drill.
Chino's with elasticated ankles and espadrilles. Usually worn by some fat **** rugby idiot. People with neck tattoo's and holes in their ears.
People who talk about their kids as though they are some kind of child prodigy People at work who insist on referring to their families by their names as though you're supposed to know who they are talking about. People who constantly talk about incidents in their past (good and bad) as though it validates them acting like an arse now QPR Nicky Henderson People who read John Grisham and Dan Brown novels. The new Guiness adverts
I was saying the same thing to Dave the other day at my daughter's nativity (she was the star, naturally).
The spunk buckets in Chelsea tractors that park in disabled bays and say, "It will not fit in a normal parking space".
