Stuff everybody likes, but you hate.

[Oling_Roachinen]

Originally Posted by East Coast Flame

I've been to Giordano's for Christ's sake. It's gross.

Maybe don't let hockey players cook your food then.

[CliffFletcher]

Originally Posted by East Coast Flame

I like how every time someone mentions a food in here - someone always chimes in with "oh you just haven't had the good kind" or something to that effect.

How the hell would you know what kind of deep dish pizza I have had? Is it so unfathomable that I have had "good" deep dish pizza and still find it awful? I've been to Giordano's for Christ's sake. It's gross.

I hated deep dish pizza until I had it in Chicago. Baked in a cast-iron skillet, with a dense crust, it's completely different from any of the pies I've had here.

[polak]

Originally Posted by Clarkey

Justin Timberlake, he was one of the lead singers of the Backstreet Boys for crying out loud, he epitomizes cheesy manufactured McMusic (I think he was even on a MacDonald's commercial fittingly enough).

JT is the man.

[darockwilder]

Originally Posted by Clarkey

Justin Timberlake, he was one of the lead singers of the Backstreet Boys for crying out loud, he epitomizes cheesy manufactured McMusic (I think he was even on a MacDonald's commercial fittingly enough).

Oh, Cry Me a River...

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by Clarkey

Justin Timberlake, he was one of the lead singers of the Backstreet Boys for crying out loud, he epitomizes cheesy manufactured McMusic (I think he was even on a MacDonald's commercial fittingly enough).

*NSync, noob.

[wontondestruction]

Originally Posted by CliffFletcher

I hated deep dish pizza until I had it in Chicago. Baked in a cast-iron skillet, with a dense crust, it's completely different from any of the pies I've had here.

Agreed. The stuff here is trash. I've had Uno's in Chicago, which I didn't like, but then I tried Lou Malnati's, and that stuff is heaven on a plate. Every once in awhile, I think of going to Chicago just to hit up Lou Malnati's again.

[undercoverbrother]

Soccer, hate it.

[codynw]

Originally Posted by wontondestruction

Agreed. The stuff here is trash. I've had Uno's in Chicago, which I didn't like, but then I tried Lou Malnati's, and that stuff is heaven on a plate. Every once in awhile, I think of going to Chicago just to hit up Lou Malnati's again.

It's like people who say they hate Mexican food when their exposure to it is pretty much limited to Taco Bell.

I just feel bad for them.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Sliver

Yeah, Mexican food is terrible. I really like Taco Time, and that's it. Sorry, no matter how fancy your restaurant is, ground beef, beans and rice are just going to taste like I was short on time after a long day and had to throw together a crappy meal to keep everybody fed. I find their food to be sad. Just like whenever I'm in Mexico the country seems sad.

Originally Posted by codynw

It's like people who say they hate Mexican food when their exposure to it is pretty much limited to Taco Bell.

I just feel bad for them.

[Sainters7]

Originally Posted by Clarkey

Stupid tight flood pants to show off the flamboyant socks.

Here's my issue with that combo, considering I actually like some of those socks (not the horizontal stripey ones; too gaudy for me. But some of the plaid patterned ones can be cool): When you sit down, dress pants tend to hike up a lot. I have the more classic dress pant hem, where the bottom stops at the back about an inch or two before the ground, right where the heel starts. And when I sit down, my socks are completely exposed.

So, if you're in a suit, downtown, and work in an office, I'm assuming you spend about 90% of your day sitting, either at your desk, a board room, or out for lunch with a client or something. So your fancy socks can be seen almost the whole day already! Why do you need to ensure for the other 5-10% of your day when you're actually walking around that we can all see them? Hell even when you take a stride in normal hemmed pants, you get little flashes of the socks already. Like have a little subtlety to your style, you don't need to beat us all over the head about it.

Whenever I see a dude downtown in that flood pant hem and those socks, I feel like they're saying "Look at my socks! Hey!...HEY! LOOK AT MY SOCKS!!" Jebus, ok fine, I'll look at your damn socks...yeah, rainbow stripes, that's dynamite. Pump the breaks a bit there bud.

[Coach]

Vietnamese subs.

Love vermicelli bowls.
Love Pho.

Hate the subs.

[peter12]

Is Clarkey real? Seriously. I think his posts are hilarious.

[troutman]

Reality TV shows.

Last one I watched was season one of Survivor.

All these people want is attention, and they're not getting it from me.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by troutman

Reality TV shows.

Last one I watched was season one of Survivor.

All these people want is attention, and they're not getting it from me.

Reality TV view parties also.

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by troutman

Reality TV shows.

Last one I watched was season one of Survivor.

All these people want is attention, and they're not getting it from me.

Exactly the same for me.

Except I must confess that I did watch 2 or 3 episodes of The Swan, simply because it was so unbelievable and distasteful that I couldn't pull myself away.

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Vietnamese subs.

Love vermicelli bowls.
Love Pho.

Hate the subs.

You're dead to me.

[East Coast Flame]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Vietnamese subs.

Love vermicelli bowls.
Love Pho.

Hate the subs.

You just haven't had the good ones

[peter12]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Vietnamese subs.

Love vermicelli bowls.
Love Pho.

Hate the subs.

You are a fool. The subs are perfect art.

[Coach]

At the risk of drawing even more ire, it's the sauce I don't like....

[Displaced Flames fan]

Originally Posted by DoubleF

In the same vein for me, NBA.

Yeah, I'm a heathen.

I agree with that as well. Although, I have to admit to enjoying some Steph Curry highlights now and then.

Much prefer the college game.