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Music
Pedicures |
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Super hero movies
Scary movies or shows like American Horror Story... only sick twisted people enjoy feeling scared. Crab |
I HATE THIS SO MUCH. We all know you people just want attention and to be popular because for some reason you're insecure. Just get over yourselves and be a real person. I avoid these people because I don't pretend to like people I can't stand. |
| Shoe shopping. |
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Sports - watching and taking part
Scary Movies Game Shows Soap Operas Pants which hang off the back of your ass |
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Organized sports (Going to spend $x dollars to sit 100 feet away from the action in the ass of summer WOO HOO)
Computers (It will make YOU obsolete soon) Art (You know people are pulling the most pretentious words they can out of their ass to make themselves look smart) Doctors |
Same here. Whenever I find a shoe I like they never have my size in stock. |
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Clothes shopping. Or shopping in general.
Tv shows. Movies. Going to the beach, in the traditional sense (I do like the beach, but not to lay out and burn, play volleyball, etc.) Eating outside. |
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Football
Red wine Chinese food Sushi Arizona (we have both family and friends who have moved there and describe it as beautiful but it's not appealing to me) |
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Clothing with decals, insipid messages like "Girls Rock", or PINK, OLD NAVY on it
The NFL Tattoos Yankee Candles, Bath & Body Works, Glade. Disney Winnie the Poo Holiday clothing Shakespeare Reality TV- especially competiton shows. Beyoncé White cars Platform shoes and wedges Vibrators The bible Cheerleaders The Cheesecake Factory Sweet potatoes wirh marshmallows Dogs in restaurants Pierced ears on children under 10 |
Me too, except vibrators. |
| I hate the whole "mommy must have her wine" mentality. I know I am probably the only person. But it bothers me that so many women "need" wine. I get nothing out of it personally. |
| I hate work related social events that are organized my supervisor. This includes the annual Christmas party (always on a Friday night) and the stupid trivia nights, random restaurant dinners (that we have to pay for) that he "invites" us to, but which are really mandatory. I once skipped the Christmas party and a few other smaller events in a row (because I had a young child with whom I would rather spend evenings), and he brought this up in a performance review. He can't seem to understand that people who WANT to spend time together out of work already do so, and the amount of social activities he expects us to attend is over the top. |
It's a joke. Unclench. |
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Birds. Effing birds.
The chirping, singing, etc are not cute. Especially at 2am. |