It was... I rang up.yo.psy instead of I rang up to pay. I think the full stops made it even funnier. Heeheehee.Haha, I can't even remember what I corrected now!
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Yep. A massive ick right there.
What is on his foot? The one that's on the floor? I thought it was a flip flop but the foot in the air doesn't have one on.
No, I think he has the same thing on the foot up in the air, actually? Looks like it's attached only to the big toe, like these dance "shoes" some people wear for Modern Dance. Sorry, don't know what to call them. Anyway, massive ick right there. He looks like he's about to start an interpretive dance on how to lay eggs.
His hands too...wth!
My bf sometimes says coolio. Who does he think he isA male colleague responded to a text with “coolies” and “okies” this week,… the ick was so strong with this one.
mouth breathers and men who wear eye masks in bed are another two up there
A man around my age in M&S asked if I needed any help. I said no thanks, I'm just looking and he said 'oooooooh, just having a gange are yoouuu'
Most of these 'icks' seem to be about women not liking it when men behave in less traditionally 'masculine' ways. I find it interesting that women police gender roles in men more than they would probably like to admit.
It counts as complete devotion to lie in bed with someone on a CPAP sleep apnea machine. I won't call it an ick because I know it's a serious condition. However it must feel like lying next to a walrus.
Anyone know how noisy to machine is?
Anyone know how noisy to machine is?
That's biology and evolution for you
Men have been policing gender roles for centuries. Now women are saying 'not any more' they're throwing their toys out of the pram
I wasn't particularly talking about you. And my use of 'policing' was (somewhat) light-hearted. I just find it interesting, that's all. I know that men do it too and historically much more.
I wasn't particularly talking about you. And my use of 'policing' was (somewhat) light-hearted. I just find it interesting, that's all. I know that men do it too and historically much more.
Had to walk away earlier when my bf went to look for someone to help him in a shop
It isn’t when men behave in a less masculine way (I’ve known many effeminate men who don’t give me the ick in any way), it’s when people have weird idiosyncrasies that should be kept private 
A huge (masculine) one for me is men (and honestly I’ve never heard a woman do this) who grunt when using weights in the gym. Makes me want to throw up
A huge (masculine) one for me is men (and honestly I’ve never heard a woman do this) who grunt when using weights in the gym. Makes me want to throw up
My condolencesMy bf sometimes says coolio. Who does he think he is
My husband and I wear crocs, sometimes you have to be and embrace the ick
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I'm embracing my need to have comfortable feet on holiday, so Crocs it is this yearMy condolences
My husband and I wear crocs, sometimes you have to be and embrace the ick
I do like a bit of sparkle, sorry to any Croc ickers 
A big ick for me which I noticed this week when traveling on underground in a blow-y dress; men who deliberately stare when they see you are having a wardrobe malfunction, or stare waiting for it to happen. Just duck off you creep.
ETA, Blow-y as in floaty! Not the other blowy, that would be wierd. On a dress.
ETA, Blow-y as in floaty! Not the other blowy, that would be wierd. On a dress.
Yeah. The rapey guys don’t even pretend to look away.
Attach some fishing weights to the bottom of your frock, a bit like the Aussies do with corks on their hats, that'll stop them gawping
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