Your description made me think of how Gordon Brown talks. Is that what you were describing? If not, you’ve made me realise the way he talks is an ick regardlessOK this is SUPER niche and I don’t know if I can even describe it, but when someone kind of lays their tongue flat when they talk and it sticks out a bit over their bottom teeth when they open their mouth. I can’t think of anyone who does it as an example but if you get it you’ll get it. Makes me feel really quease.
Along with that little circular hand waveMen who say 'Hiya'
This is Mr TumbleAlong with that little circular hand wave![]()
Me tumble gives.me the full on ick. My 4 year old loves him. I am desperate to see him.in a newspaper necking a bottle of vodka with a cigarette in his handThis is Mr Tumble
My friend used to know him through work and said he’s an absolute miserable grumpy gitMe tumble gives.me the full on ick. My 4 year old loves him. I am desperate to see him.in a newspaper necking a bottle of vodka with a cigarette in his hand
Ooh, that lakes me feel better. I would 100% have him down as a bleepMy friend used to know him through work and said he’s an absolute miserable grumpy git
That's probably from the cuticle oil they put on at the end?Random ick, when nail salons show pics of the results … why is the fingertip skin always so shiny and greasy-looking, like they’ve been deboning a chicken?
Oiling the cuticleRandom ick, when nail salons show pics of the results … why is the fingertip skin always so shiny and greasy-looking, like they’ve been deboning a chicken?
I find it icky when anyone calls me gorgeous or darling etc and they don’t know me, just comes across insincere to me.Went on a date last night and as I walked up to him he said “hello gorgeous”
A mild ick but one that got me nonetheless
It's especially dismissive and patronising in a work context. The odd 'darlin' or 'sweetheart' I'll ignore in my phone based job cos he probably means nothing by it and I don't feel strongly enough about it to embarrass him but when every single sentence ends with sweetheart and we're talking in a professional context damn right I'm gonna say 'my name isn't sweetheart, it's X____'I find it icky when anyone calls me gorgeous or darling etc and they don’t know me, just comes across insincere to me.