What's something you are embarrassed to admit you secretly like?

Bone Cancer · 19-01-2017 12:39AM #1

Earlier today, I was heading shopping with the wife and as I plug my phone into the car, the rest of a Celine Dion album I had been listening to continued to play.

I wasn't embarrassed I was listening to Celine Dion, I was embarrassed I got caught

19-01-2017 12:40AM

My wife.

Chet T16 · 19-01-2017 12:42AM

Omackerals wife

Tigger · 19-01-2017 12:43AM

Hogget

hefferboi · 19-01-2017 12:44AM

****

RayM · 19-01-2017 12:44AM

Watching old episodes of The Bill on YouTube.

The Backwards Man · 19-01-2017 12:47AM

Grunge

Bone Cancer · 19-01-2017 12:47AM

RayM wrote: »

Watching old episodes of The Bill on YouTube.

Ha ha poor Reg Hollis

19-01-2017 12:47AM

I love Dancing With The Stars (the US version of Strictly Come Dancing), and I'm addicted to The Amazing Race.

Stravos Murphy · 19-01-2017 12:49AM

Judge Judy.

Ferrari3600 · 19-01-2017 12:50AM

hefferboi wrote: »

****

Schplanking!

mackeire · 19-01-2017 12:51AM

RayM wrote: »

Watching old episodes of The Bill on YouTube.

I do that too, the very first episode is on YouTube.

KungPao · 19-01-2017 12:52AM

Xfactor. I hate everything about it, but kinda like watching it.

Tom Mann Centuria · 19-01-2017 12:57AM

I love Diagnosis Murder and Murder, She Wrote.

Both pretty terrible (especially Jessica Fletcher et al.) but I've seen them so often now I remember who dunnit and why.

Also spotting stars before they are stars in them is fun, or count the van dykes.

maudgonner · 19-01-2017 12:58AM

Eddie Stobart: Trucks and Trailers.

Mainly for the comedy, watching them trying to make high drama out of a delivery truck missing its deadline at a supermarket because the driver took a wrong turn. With camera shots straight out of a Michael Bay film and more whooshy sound FX than you can shake a stick at.

19-01-2017 01:00AM

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

I love Diagnosis Murder and Murder, She Wrote.

Both pretty terrible (especially Jessica Fletcher et al.) but I've seen them so often now I remember who dunnit and why.

Also spotting stars before they are stars in them is fun, or count the van dykes.

Murder She Wrote is rubbish, but Diagnosis Murder is brilliant! Not that I'd ever risk my life by allowing myself be admitted to that hospital! :P

Tom Mann Centuria · 19-01-2017 01:00AM

Candie wrote: »

Murder She Wrote is rubbish, but Diagnosis Murder is brilliant! Not that I'd ever risk my life by allowing myself be admitted to that hospital! :P

Jesse Travis would save you!

19-01-2017 01:05AM

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

Jessie Travis would save you!

I'm not taking the risk

Shannon757 · 19-01-2017 01:06AM

maudgonner wrote: »

Eddie Stobart: Trucks and Trailers.

Mainly for the comedy, watching them trying to make high drama out of a delivery truck missing its deadline at a supermarket because the driver took a wrong turn. With camera shots straight out of a Michael Bay film and more whooshy sound FX than you can shake a stick at.

I love that!

Stravos Murphy · 19-01-2017 01:29AM

Candie wrote: »

Murder She Wrote is rubbish, but Diagnosis Murder is brilliant! Not that I'd ever risk my life by allowing myself be admitted to that hospital! :P

Wash your mouth out, Jessica fletcher is a legend.

Surreptitious · 19-01-2017 01:34AM

Cascada and other tacky euphoric dance tracks.

Mister Jingles · 19-01-2017 02:32AM

mackeire wrote: »

I do that too, the very first episode is on YouTube.

Most series are up on Dailymotion :pac:

Anyway All Saints - Pure Shores to listen to.

Another one here for The Bill.

Canis Lupus · 19-01-2017 02:38AM

Where is Kneemos and why is he letting this new guy take all his thread ideas?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 19-01-2017 03:10AM

Those plastic black chokers
Buckfast
Vengaboys
Scooter
Techno music/Raves
Liga
Pints through a straw
Staying in my pjs all day long
Being able to sing the goodbye song from bear in the big blue house and knowing all the words
Mrs Browns boys

Basically my entire life is an abomination but luckily i have an extra awesome gland in place of a shame gland

PARlance · 19-01-2017 03:16AM

Oireachtas Report

Shannon757 · 19-01-2017 03:17AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Liga

I have been on a Liga only diet for the past week. It is amazing and I'm not ashamed to say that. It's so delicious.

ardinn · 19-01-2017 03:46AM

Painkillers

DEFTLEFTHAND · 19-01-2017 03:46AM

Stravos Murphy wrote: »

Wash your mouth out, Jessica fletcher is a legend.

Just as long as she stays clear of my town.

People tend to meet untimely ends around this woman.

I'm surprised the FBI haven't discovered the link yet. She has a kill count of 300+ and always seems to be able to frame some poor bugger to take the fall.

Surreptitious · 19-01-2017 03:48AM

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Just as long as she stays clear of my town.

People tend to meet untimely ends around this woman.

I'm surprised the FBI haven't discovered the link yet. She has a kill count of 300+ and always seems to be able to frame some poor bugger to take the fall.

She has a house in West Cork actually.

ILikeBoats · 19-01-2017 08:46AM

Pedicures

BlazingSaddler · 19-01-2017 08:51AM

Pork scratchings, absolutely love the things

Winterlong · 19-01-2017 09:06AM

Tabloid newspapers.

PMBC · 19-01-2017 09:12AM

Singing along to The Bee Gees on Sky Arts - even the second showing

Riddle101 · 19-01-2017 09:23AM

Watching cartoons. Sure they're a bit a childish but whatever, I still love Batman, Spider-Man and X-Men from the 90's, and a few other gems from my childhood.

Still can't get over how great these intros were.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-u07UEDT5I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAkL2-vh2Sk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZGN9fZvQhc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y63i2NR9-LE

Shenshen · 19-01-2017 09:25AM

Bob Ross' The Joy of Painting.

Yes, the pictures are pure kitsch, but I love watching him almost "assemble" them.

Graces7 · 19-01-2017 09:25AM

Condensed milk and Caramel from Aldi.... straight from the tin....

kunst nugget · 19-01-2017 09:30AM

A poo that's so good it makes your prostate twinge.

19-01-2017 09:31AM

Reality TV cooking shows. But only the Australian versions, because I can't stand the American ones now. So horrendously cringey.

Gunslinger92 · 19-01-2017 09:38AM

All the crap on the TLC channel, say yes to the dress, married at first sight, etc :pac:

Rubberlegs · 19-01-2017 09:41AM

Lyric FM. It's so relaxing, especially when driving.

sammyjo90 · 19-01-2017 09:42AM

Gunslinger92 wrote: »

All the crap on the TLC channel, say yes to the dress, married at first sight, etc :pac:

Extreme couponing!

MRnotlob606 · 19-01-2017 09:47AM

Mambo number fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive

Shenshen · 19-01-2017 09:47AM

73Cat wrote: »

Lyric FM. It's so relaxing, especially when driving.

Never even occurred to me to be embarrassed about that! :eek:
Except for the moments when they decide to follow some Dovrcak with some Sinatra or follow Arvo Part with a jig or a song from Miss Saigon... I can't cope with that at all and will switch channels.

secondrowgal · 19-01-2017 09:49AM

Boards

razorblunt · 19-01-2017 09:50AM

+1 for Buckfast, or Ballymun Table Wine as it's also known.

Rubberlegs · 19-01-2017 09:52AM

Shenshen wrote: »

Never even occurred to me to be embarrassed about that! :eek:
Except for the moments when they decide to follow some Dovrcak with some Sinatra or follow Arvo Part with a jig or a song from Miss Saigon... I can't cope with that at all and will switch channels.

Anyone that knows me would know I mainly listen to rock/metal! I don't have a clue about any of the composers or music, just vague memories of some pieces studied in Music Appreciation classes in school. Even the DJs(?!)have really soothing voices

19-01-2017 10:22AM

Watching old supernanny episodes on you tube and even tearing up at some of them.

_Some_ of the early music of Brian Kennedy. The song "Captured" was just on my mix this morning so it was in my head - lovely song. He should be shot for some of his other offences against music however.

Midgets being kicked in comedy (Not actual midgets being actually kicked in real life) but no idea why.

Schadenfreude events that happen to outwardly and loudly cranky old people (Actual loud cranky old people - in real life) like the loud old guy waving his cane all over the place in the shop the other day complaining about some stupid inane thing like the cashier not quite saying "Thank you and have a nice day" loud enough who somehow managed to really twack himself upside the back of the head with the cane. Priceless moment.