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What things do you all consider to be overrated? To start things off, some of mine include; Travelling Elvis Presley The Godfather films The internet Drunken nights out

Starting to get irritated when in films and TV shows one character walks over to another character who is smoking a cigarette to which the approaching character's 'witty' opening conversational gambit is; "You know those things'll ki*l ya."

I recommend you watch a review of that film by critic Mark Kermode. Really accurate and funny. It can be found on YouTube. Yeah, psychos are very in right now: Breaking Bad, Dexter, Sherlock, Mad Men, GoT, Kil*ing Eve. I don't have a problem with psychopaths in the media, but what I am concerned about is how these characters have slowly been changing from villains into anti-heroes into heroes.

Mother Nature definitely seems to favour evil. I don't know if God exists or not, but we all know for sure that Mother Nature exists, and nature likes to create monsters. Our flimsy, poorly-developed sense of morality says that we should lock up all the monsters, but that's not what nature wants. I'm always reminded of this whenever I watch a good nature documentary, and I'm always reminded in the most sobering way that practically everything out there is trying to hurt you or ki*l you. Without question, my whole life, it's always been the most sociopathic people that obtain the happiest lives. Every now and then a nice person will make it in life, but it only ever looks like a fluke. Someone who has somehow managed to infiltrate Mother Nature's brutal barricades which only permit entry to the cruel, the soulless, and the vilest. I think you also need to take into account that people actually quite like evil. I've always observed that humanity's relationship with evil is entirely hypocritical, which is to say, nobody has a problem dishing it out, evil only becomes a problem for people when they're on the receiving end. Then it becomes an "outrage".

Amazon vouchers. (They're more secure than using credit cards)

People who ask "are you calling me a liar?"

What bugs me and also humours me is the governments attitude towards gambling. On the one hand they encourage it as it helps the struggling economy and on the other they discourage it to give the appearance of being a responsible and concerned leadership. A text book case of wanting to have their cake and eat it.

The celebrities I'm into are more low key types, of which about half you probably wouldn't have heard of. I have some interest in meeting the celebs that I'm into and getting their autographs, but the bigger celebrities out there like Taylor Swift, Dwayne Johnson and Will Smith I couldn't give a rats arse about. Complete indifference.

According to the results, I'm the only only child here. It's never really been some kind of issue. I've never understood the stigma attached to only child's.

I recognise a lot of this. I certainly agree that there are fake apologies which are used to placate the victim rather than a genuine plea for forgiveness. And I've noticed when it comes to forgiveness, more often than not, there's an entitlement to it. Most people don't ask for it, they demand it.

When shops don't sufficiently refrigerate their soft drinks, so you either have to buy a warm one or nothing.

Vanilla Coke

Co-workers who insist I sign their birthday cards when nobody even remembers my birthday.

I hate it when I have to resort to scissors. Makes the laughter in my head become very loud.

Lucozade.