What totally irrational hatreds do you have?

[Icy Gull]

Women filing their nails in earshot


The feel of velvet

 

[bhafc99]

People who step off the top/bottom of an escalator and promptly stop dead still, in a "oooh where shall I go now" dither.

 

[Cian]

Women filing their nails in earshot


The feel of velvet

Add those to my previous ones also.

 

[Razzoo]

The thought of anybody going anywhere near my toenails with scissors .The texture of peach skin and Ian Poulter.

 

[Rugrat]

slugs
(edit) some/most women in white trousers
men in trainers and shorts with those daft white socks that go half way up to the knee
people who drive convertibles with roof down when it's cold
ugly fish ... squid (if that's a fish) ... cod is good looking to me!
most tennis players
people who go to watch the national lottery being drawn as well as any kind of inane game show

 

[Rugrat]

Ian Poulter.

oh yes, forgot him ... then I would add Joey Barton but I guess that's not irrational

 

[Wilko]

I have recently developed an utter hated of actors (normally American) mumbling in films at a low volume so you can't understand them. You turn the volume up and all you can hear is the background music and noise at a DEAFENING level. Is this just me?

 

[Adsgull]

The colour purple and Katie price otherwise known as Jordan otherwise known as oxygen thief otherwise known as a cock whore etc etc ...

 

[Frutos]

People who seem to think it compulsory to dither at length when asked perfectly straightforward questions.

 

[hitony]

you are odd

A bit of love going on here then

 

[albion534]

Asking for directions and always getting the f***ing knob who gives you shit directions

And people who stop dead for no reason meaning I have to alter my walk....

 

[The Large One]

People who step off the top/bottom of an escalator and promptly stop dead still, in a "oooh where shall I go now" dither.

Doesn't have to be at the bottom of an escalator - middle of the street, on board a train or bus, in the supermarket...

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

I have recently developed an utter hated of actors (normally American) mumbling in films at a low volume so you can't understand them. You turn the volume up and all you can hear is the background music and noise at a DEAFENING level. Is this just me?

No, that completely MACKS me off.

Families who take their kids on their weekly shops at the supermarket. Drives me absolutely insane. That may not be completely irrational though.

And people who call me LJ.

 

[Smirko]

Pointless questionnaires.

 

[jackanada]

People who say "South Lanes" and "North Lanes" - stop f***ing up my cultural heritage! They always go on to defend themselves saying "everyone says that" and "you know where I mean" - yet they are often the same fuckers who will pick you up on pronouncing foreign places (especially Thai ones, as an aside wankers can only cook Thai Green Curry) and would look askance upon you should you say "Ayer's Rock" instead of "Uluru"

 

[LAMBRETTA MAN]

People walking towards you texting then walking into you ....going round supermarkets ....and tossers on facebook giving it the big un behind their keyboard but aint man enough for a meet up , f**king daddies boy .

 

[Poyetry In Motion]

telephones. hate them. rather speak to people face to face

 

[DavidWatts]

People sneezing, especially on trains

 

[Iamapen15]

Twats who drive around with their fog lights on, cause they think it looks cool

 

[Nibble]

Not really irrational but hate people shouting at me from elsewhere in a house to get my attention unless it's urgent.
I loathe the sound and feel of phone's on vibrate if they are on a hard surface. Even hate it on T.V, there's a lot of it on police dramas as the copper is woken and the phone goes off on his bedside.
I hate it when people approach a pedestrian crossing and even though it's obvious you have already pressed the button they insist on pressing it again.
I don't like the atmosphere of Wii games and the like. This kind of weird, artificial shiny world and popping noises, even hate the noises the Virgin media package makes when you scan down channels, pop, pop, pop. Yeurgh.