Things you like that you shouldn't like
66Mustang
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Not sure how this one will go...
What things do you like or enjoy, that are considered "wrong"?
I'll give a few examples:
A family member likes red wine out of the fridge.
I like Coke when it's gone flat - I like the taste without the fizziness.
Also maybe a common one, I also like the smell of petrol.
Over to you
What things do you like or enjoy, that are considered "wrong"?
I'll give a few examples:
A family member likes red wine out of the fridge.
I like Coke when it's gone flat - I like the taste without the fizziness.
Also maybe a common one, I also like the smell of petrol.
Over to you
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Comedians of yesteryear jokes, often not pc anymore.
the smell of petrol also.
oh and lay ins! I just really enjoy hearing the alarm, switching it off and dozing a while longer, sometimes a long while longer. ?
( incidentally Jacky Mason died in his sleep, May he RIP)2 -
I agree with flat fizzy drinks of any kind
Smoking
Wearing pjs all day
Watching love Island1 -
Okay so this is embrassing but I have some weird habits.I have a blanket and has always had one which I sleep with and smell now and then as a comforter, I have it with me all the time.I cut out labels in clothes and play with them with my fingers, I collect them and have tons dotted round my room. I'm obsessed with them and can be seen all the time with a label in my hands.I smoke weed and enjoy it, however I hate smoking normal tobacco, I smoke alot of weed at the moment which I plan to stop completley when I have my driving license back. As I refuse to take a risk and have anything in my system to risk my license and don't want to drive under any influence.I will only wear certain clothes and I buy the exact same clothing numerous times, which looks like I'm wearing the same clothes each day. when in fact I have changed clothes just to the exact same clothes.3
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Love the smell of petrol and whiteboard pens1
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Thanks everyone for posting, some good ones there
@rubinheath16 those were really interesting to me, thanks for sharing!
@Ami2301 yes whiteboard pens as well
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Dark humour...probably a coping mechanism.
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Me too...my wardrobe looks like Homer Simpsons with several pairs of identical jeans and t-shirts...rubin16 said:I will only wear certain clothes and I buy the exact same clothing numerous times, which looks like I'm wearing the same clothes each day. when in fact I have changed clothes just to the exact same clothes.
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OverlyAnxious said:
Me too...my wardrobe looks like Homer Simpsons with several pairs of identical jeans and t-shirts...rubin16 said:I will only wear certain clothes and I buy the exact same clothing numerous times, which looks like I'm wearing the same clothes each day. when in fact I have changed clothes just to the exact same clothes.
Glad i'm not the only one xD
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wood wood burning and coal fire0
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Taylor Swift's music (I'm told I shouldn't like it) 0
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Absolutely are! 1989 is one of my favourite pop albums of all time.Username_removed said:
Whoever told you that is plainly wrongRoss_Scope said:Taylor Swift's music (I'm told I shouldn't like it) 0 -
That's a good one...same here, but not as a coping mechanism, I just like it.OverlyAnxious said:Dark humour...probably a coping mechanism.
I also like black comedy and other "offensive" humour, even if it is making fun of my own situation.
Who are your favourite "dark" comedians?
I quite like Ricky Gervais's stand up comedy and also used to like Frankie Boyle during his Mock the Week years. Also dare I say it I enjoyed some of Bernard Manning although I hasten to add not all of his stuff made me laugh. He did some quite good non-racial jokes that were just plain dark.2 -
Father Ted was funny and Black books!1
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Most of it is stuff I see online tbh, not sure it'd be broadcastable, even for channel 4...66Mustang said:
That's a good one...same here, but not as a coping mechanism, I just like it.OverlyAnxious said:Dark humour...probably a coping mechanism.
I also like black comedy and other "offensive" humour, even if it is making fun of my own situation.
Who are your favourite "dark" comedians?
I quite like Ricky Gervais's stand up comedy and also used to like Frankie Boyle during his Mock the Week years. Also dare I say it I enjoyed some of Bernard Manning although I hasten to add not all of his stuff made me laugh. He did some quite good non-racial jokes that were just plain dark.
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i like weird humour, love python, father ted that sort of thing, another one is black books as mentioned in the thread already, funny!0
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I don't do it now, but several years ago I liked dipping plain digestive biscuits into Irn Bru, my friends said it was weird.0
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Fruit cakes ...can’t help it!0
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Thought of another one
As a child I used to like filling out questionnaires...Not really sure why I just found it fun
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