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I went to lunch a few times with a coworker, this guy was the epitome of gross..... dirty nails, chewed with his mouth open, made smacking noises when he ate.
He also stunk to high heaven, his clothes were smelly. The dude was a walking mess.
He one time told me he had to break up with a girl, because she wanted too much of him.
Yeah, right, this guy was beyond gross.... not to mention delusional......
A loud eater is defintely worse. That to me just shows lack of not only manners but lack of a bit of cultured etiquette as well. That could be a deal breaker for me because it shows she's is not ladylike.
As much as I can't stand loud eaters, my sleep is more precious to me. I believe being a loud eather is an expression of broader unappealing traits (that include belching, farting, and such), though, so I don't think that'll be something I'll ever have to deal with.
Definitely a loud eater. Shows a lack of class and self-control.
Snoring on the other side of the bed is fine. When you get to a certain age, it's nice to know they're breathing without having to check a pulse or hold a mirror in front of their mouth. I can sleep thru anything - it's the disgusting stuff they do when they're awake that puts me off.
Agreed. But that which can be controlled. Shhh...!! No loud talking, walking, stomping down the stairs, slamming doors, closing the refrigerator, moving dishes, etc.
Irritating.
[i want to be able to hear the locomotive tooting its horn several miles away]
[i want to be able to hear the locomotive tooting its horn several miles away]
Strange taste...
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