No.4882
> What do you hate sushi?
- failing my own standards
- loud neighbours
- inefficient/bloated workflows
No.4883
I hate it when someone posts hell thread in lounge!!
No.4885
>What do you hate sushi?
when your hair gets all tangled after showers
CP spammers
when u hit your pinky on something real hard
No.4888
I hate imageboards
No.5174
I hate life
No.5208
I hate normalfags
No.5209
I hate GGO.
No.5210
I hate the taste of orange juice after brushing my teeth
No.5215
I hate when my parents beat me. My wrist is too bruised to do anything now.
I hate how I'm starving because it makes me really cold and nauseous.
No.5216
>>5210I thought I was the only one, same thing with clementines…
No.5218
I hate presents.
When I give them, I've had a lot of stress before and in the end I always give cheap weird crap, because I don't want to waste a lot of money on something that isn't even appreciated. Even worse a bad present might impose unwanted responsibilities onto the receiver, like an unintentional white elephant.
When I get them, I have to display joy and gratitude, which I always have to force, since these emotions only come much later for me. Even further I noticed people often expect presents in return, which beats the whole concept of a present, basically turning it into a trade.
Present meta is completely busted.
No.5220
>>5218It's supposed to be a fun gift exchange. But yeah if it's to people you don't care that much about and/or know that well it's not going to be great.
No.5245
>>No.5215
same
No.5246
I hate every ape I see
From chimpan-a to chimpanzee
No you'll never make a monkey out of me
No.5284
I hate “relaxing/focus” music compilations on YouTube that are mostly cheap AI slop. They all suck!
No.5293
I hate advertisements. They cause visceral rage. I hate how my parents or the people I'm around never seem bothered by them. I hate that everything is a fucking subscription service now. I hate that piracy is considered anything other than ontologically good.
No.5295
>>4881i hate that everything has to be dark and edgy and "subversive"
No.5296
I hate liberal progressives. I hate conservatives. I hate zealot ideologues. All modern ideologies have failed or will fail.
No.5298
I hate faggy enlightened centrists who don't know what they're talking about
No.5299
>>5298I hate people who make assumptions and jump to conclusions.
I also hate banannas.
No.5301
>>5299I hate larping illiterate california rolls that can't spell "banana".
No.5311
>>5299>I also hate bananasWelcome to the club
No.5313
I hate people who say they watch anime but then they only know the most popular shounen, i want to talk about hidamari sketch!
No.5314
I hate people who lurk but don't post
No.5329
>>4881I hate… sorry, I forgot what I hated while I was typing this post.
No.5456
i hate surfers, their aesthetics is lame, the beach sucks heat sucks and i hate songs based on the activity of surfing
No.5458
i hate amazon web services
No.5466
i hate the baader-meinhof effect! i think it's fake!! i might have seen the term uwaraba like once before this week, but now i actually learn where it comes from and see it again the next day!! its chance!! not cognitive bias!!
No.5512
>>4881>I hate it when people get drunk and leave puddles of puke on the streetsorry bout that
No.5517
I hate Serbians
No.5519
>>5512It's better than people puking on the bus/train though. Sucks going home after a night out and being trapped in a vomit fume box on wheels.
>>5517But why?
>>5299 >>5311Have you tried organic bananas though?
I used to think I hated bananas until I tried one. The regular ones always had this yucky slimy texture to them, while the organic ones when ripe are more… Fluffy? Not as dense somehow.
No.5532
i hate when ppl have good responses to my negative comments
No.5533
I hate Jews who eat pork
No.5535
I HATE writing on an ipad, maybe just in the Outlook app, no idea if the writing is the same on the entire device. Doesnt make suggestions, just straight up replaces the words without asking. Even though there were no mispellings. Have to keep going back for EVERY word to click that yes, I did intend to use the word I typed.
No.5536
>>5535I kinda hate it too but writing on a tablet is much easier for Arabic. I can't type Arabic on a keyboard. I just can't. Too used to writing.
No.5537
>>5536sometimes it means getting used to the new keyboard layout. It took me a while to learn the russian layout but I'm getting better at it.
No.5539
>>5536I wasnt even doing writing recognition, just the regular virtual keyboard. Nothing to be misinterpreted.
No.5543
i hate myself
No.5597
>>5543don't do that sushi, that's homophobic
No.5602
I hate (actually I love) making mistakes
I hate actions of forcefulness towards my direction which impede me and about which I may do nothing
I hate afdal
I hate stir crazy
I hate not a lot honestly
No.5650
It's less hate and more a major annoyance, but it's starting to bother me quite a bit that it seems like lots of people seem to be just listening for keywords rather than actually listening. Reading online as well.
It's just so regular these days that you get answers to questions that you can tell they're responding to a completely different sentence than what you said, and if you go back and analyze you can pretty much tell what words they actually noticed and synthesized a new question out of on the fly.
What actually does scare me though is, what about the times when your actual question/sentence and the question/sentence they formulated in their heads from the keywords they grasped doesn't get an answer that isn't different enough from the answer from what you'd expect that's not so different from expected replies that you won't pay attention to that you're not actually having the same conversation.
How often are we talking to people but they're actually having a completely different convo in their heads than what we're perceiveing? And if they were actually listening/reading you'd be having a completely different conversation?