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What or who do you hate but everybody else seems to love??

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stilldreaming 1:01pm 1:01pm, 23 Jul 2021 692 posts	0 stilldreaming Is it bad that I've turned the TV off and am going to do the hoovering instead?
Eynsham Red 1:29pm 1:29pm, 23 Jul 2021 7772 posts	0 Eynsham Red That’s an excellent choice 😀
Surrey Phil 2:24pm 2:24pm, 23 Jul 2021 6790 posts	0 Surrey Phil The president or monarch isn't going to turn up, cut a ribbon and go home again. Traditions do have something to do with it. Probably better viewing than the Eurovision Song Contest, for example.
JK chameleon 5:40pm 5:40pm, 23 Jul 2021 14694 posts	0 JK chameleon Oi, nowt wrong with ESC!
jacdaw 5:53pm 5:53pm, 23 Jul 2021 3269 posts	0 jacdaw The olympic games.

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Maintained by runningmumof3boys

NOT A GENERAL HATE THREAD - JUST YOU KNOW WHEN IT APPEARS EVERYBODY IS IN LOVE WITH SOMETHING/THE LATEST CRAZE OR WHATEVER AND YOU JUST DONT GET IT !!

for me its got to be michael buble...if he was made of chocolate he'd eat himself just hearing his ...

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