What do you hate the most about prog?

Menswear wrote: I'd like to see less nerdish loser duds listening to progressive rock Gee whiz guys, you really do not help when you joke about prog replacing a girlfriend I'd really like a more balanced attitude in some people, some proggers seems to be so lonely and craving for love it's depressing You should dream a lot less and focus on improving social skills and washing a bit more often...body odour and greasy hair sure attracts women duh. Prog is a nice hobby, but god do not make it your center of life.

well, first, it is no more cool to flirt women in metros, shopping centers, libraries or everywhere. the new trend is meeting on the net: you browse, check some photos that you like and tadam: you send them a kind message. but i stopped to do this:  because i used to look for gorgeous women, the result was that i only met idiot beauties and/ or women who just look for one nights. a  solution sounding interesting was to participate to hiking events, but the girls are absolutely too young for me: 25 years old!! women of my age usually do not practice very much sports. the last solution is to meet at work, but the problem is that they are all engaged or they are too old, being on the verge of a retirement! considering all this, i prefer staying alone than being badly accompanied!

oh, i forgot: people in the bars are SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

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STUPID!!

Peter wrote: I don't like the sound it makes.

...yeah....sure!!

off topic but......

velvet clown wrote: going to dublin and cork

dude, spend a couple of days in dublin (nice city but
a bit up itself these days owing to too much new
money floating around) and then head west.
Cork is lovely (not the city) but the west of the county
along the coast, Kinsale, Skibbereen etc. Then head
to Kerry to the Dingle peninsula (very very nice) and
journey up the coast through Clare and Galway
(spanish point, doolin, ballyvaughan, carraroe,
clifden etc) you can also check ot the aran islands
too along the way (very wild and woolly).
On this route, you'll get great seafood, mad people,
brilliant guinness, wonderful traditional music and
some of the best scenery in Europe.