Some people like or don't like things a lot of people don't agree with. I won't judge you for your opinion!
#81
I hate soju
3points
#82
I can't stand Ryan Reynolds.
He seems like a perfectly nice guy, but I think he is a terrible actor and his quippy smart mouth routine grates against my nerves.
3points
#83
Any other ending of Seinfeld would be an injustice. Seriously, I used to get upset being in a room with Seinfeld on because everyone on the show was so terrible. Since seeing that ending, I now can love every episode of Seinfeld. These are bad people, not people to emulate. That episode when George did the opposite of what he thought he would normally do? The tragedy is that he stopped.
3points
#84
Sure, I do! I think this "woke"-movement makes more harm, than good stuff, in the end. Because, let's just see the race/religion-thing. If the mainstream communication doesn't allow to say openly, if an aggressor belongs to which race or religion, even if it's "unofficially" known, that will just raise more negative feelings towards those groups. With racists one can't do very much... they are existing from the time cro magnoni met neanderthals. But the waste amount of the population is neutral to this thing. Basically. And unless, with your "woke"-movement, you are starting to protect criminals of given races or religion, will remain so. Because in everyday life no one gives a s**t about your race or religion, if you are not pushing it, and are a decent human being.
But with this shitty "woke" moment you are generating conflicts between people, just because you want to make money from generating artificial conflicts between races or religions...as, for example the BLM-movement showed us, whose founders made money from donations, spend buying houses in white-neighborhood in US. Even they don't trust their "n***a-bros"!
But with this shitty "woke" moment you are generating conflicts between people, just because you want to make money from generating artificial conflicts between races or religions...as, for example the BLM-movement showed us, whose founders made money from donations, spend buying houses in white-neighborhood in US. Even they don't trust their "n***a-bros"!
2points
#85
Europe is not a separate continent. Europe is just Western Asia.
2points
#86
I eat the crust first on pizza so that the last bites are of toppings instead of crust. Don't get me wrong, I like the crust, I just like the rest of the pizza more.
I also twist apart oreos and eat the frosting first, but must when I'm alone. In public, I eat them whole. (As in, not taken apart. Depending on the size, I may take bites out of them)
I don't peel string cheese
I slice whole oranges into their sections and then suck the juice out of each section. I don't like the white stuff or the stringy bits. If it's orange slices that come in a can, I'll eat them whole bc no white stuff.
I don't like ham because it always seems to be either too fatty or too stringy and tough
I eat the outside of the banana first (the white part) and then the inner yellow stuff that's sweeter and less chalky. I peel them upside-down by pinching off the little spiky bit on the bottom and peeling it.
I have soooo many food-related ones lol
2points
#87
idont do Facebook; metta, or whatever they want to call themselves.lol. no insta; facetime.
2points
#88
Over The Hedge was a fantastic movie!
2points
#89
Megolavania is overrated
2points
#90
Probably only relevant to UK folk but I think Victor Meldrew had a point in most of the episodes with what he was moaning about - maybe I've just got to THAT age :)
2points
#91
Please stop cultural appropriation. It is very much a thing and in fact very prominent today. While I do believe that culture should be celebrated amongst everyone, I think different cultures have their different customs, clothing, hairstyles, etc for them and them only, and it’s important to recognize and respect that. For example: eating Mexican food or Chinese food or African food isn’t cultural appropriation, BUT dressing up like an “Indian” (Native American/Indigenous peoples), wearing box braids, cornrows, or trying to look like another race and not showing respect to it IS CULTURAL APPROPRIATION. I think all cultures are good and should be cherished amongst all, but some things aren’t for everybody.
1point
#92
I hate gum in general. When it runs out of flavor and you have to keep chewing it, I just get a headache and also the idea of mint is just too much, I hate it.
1point
#93
"The Handmaid's Tale," a novel by Margaret Atwood, has won awards and been made into graphic novels and television series. It's been called strong, moving, an important book for women's rights. A lot of people like it.
I think it sucks. It's superficiale, immature, and ridiculous. Maybe it's because I read George Orwell's "1984" when I was in high school. Orwell creates a "real" world and gives good reasons for how it came about. Atwood doesn't give reasons. She explains nothing.
I don't remember exactly what happens in a particular scene, whether Offred had to lie underneath Fred's wife while he had sex with her, Offred, or whether she had to lie underneath the wife while she, Offred, gave birth, and I don't think it's worth the trouble to re-read, but the scene just cracked me up. It reminded me of cabbage patch dolls.
And don't be thinking I'm not a feminist, because I am.
1point
#94
As someone born and raised in the Cincinnati area i think Skyline is nasty
1point
#95
Jesus Christ was a wealthy man who grew up in Tiberius across the Sea of Galilee from the Golan Heights. His father Joseph was a wealthy Carpenter, one of the highest paid professions in the Roman world.
They lived four hours by horse from Damascus, where Jesus learned healing as a doctor. He was also a Rabbi, meaning He was married.
Jesus had paid servants, possibly slaves, and commonly visited the Temple in Jerusalem, not something a poor man could ever do.
Jesus was exiled, not crucified. His bones can be found at a monastery in northern Spain. He lived about 80 years and died.
They lived four hours by horse from Damascus, where Jesus learned healing as a doctor. He was also a Rabbi, meaning He was married.
Jesus had paid servants, possibly slaves, and commonly visited the Temple in Jerusalem, not something a poor man could ever do.
Jesus was exiled, not crucified. His bones can be found at a monastery in northern Spain. He lived about 80 years and died.
1point
#96
I think having a pet, unless it's a rescue, is selfish. Pets have no control over their lives, their routine, what they are given to eat or allowed to do. They are completely dependent on their owners' decisions and values; and get punished/trained if not complying. I don't think it's ethical to breed living creatures just for the purpose of entertaining humans/being their friends.
1point
#97
Pele is overrated
1point
#98
I hate Peanut Butter Chocolate....(I am looking at you , Reese )
1point
#99
I think that the death penalty is morally wrong. I have always felt this way. Civilized countries don't do this.
See response #37; apparently both sides of this coin are unpopular.
See response #37; apparently both sides of this coin are unpopular.
1point
#100
an unpopular opinion i have is that LGBT+ people are not special, and i don't mean that in a bad wag, we are just normal people, no need for an entire month for us where the only thing we get is a company with a rainbow in their logo, just treat us like normal people.
1point


