Quotes About Dislike

A sitcom. I hate that word.

I love making friends.... it's people I can't stand.

I don't really love computers.

Some things never change and the intriguing things you fall in love with will become the things you don't like.

I cannot stand beer. But I love wine.

I love animals, but I don't really like riding animals. Like, I don't love being on a horse - it's just not my thing.

I'd love to see that rat nose smashed!

I hate golf. I do not understand how anyone can enjoy it, much less love it.

I think it's fun to love-to-hate people.

Love is a far more dangerous motive than dislike.

How often have I met and disliked writers whose books I love; and conversely, hated the books and then wound up liking the writer? Too often.

I love all my children, but some of them I don't like.

Houses are like people - some you like and some you don't like - and once in a while there is one you love.

If there's one thing I can't stand, its a cheeky mouse.

Until this minute she had thought all adults were supposed to like all children. She understood by now misunderstandings were to be expected- she had had several with teachers - and often children and grown-ups did not agree, but things somehow worked out. For a grown-up to actually dislike a child and try to shame her, she was sure had to be wrong, very, very wrong.

I've never liked that man from the day Grace married him, and the fact he's become President of the United States makes no difference.

Isn't it amazing how many people in the world hate you? Most of them you will never even meet, and yet they really don't like you at all. All the people who write software at Microsoft hate you, and so do most of the people who answer phones at Expedia.

Things I will never like: 1. Drying off with a cold, damp towel. 2. The feeling of seaweed wrapping around my legs. 3. Anything that was popular in the 70's. 4. Licorice, yam, or raisins. 5. That high-pitched screech that babies make. 6. Writhing maggots.

No one here likes a wet dog.

To tell the truth is useful to those to whom it is spoken, but disadvantageous to those who tell it, because it makes them disliked.

Their behaviour tells me what they are thinking. Generally it runs along the lines of: Is this food? Is this? What about this? This might be food. I am almost certain that this is. Or occasionally: It is raining. I do not like it.

That's tough, Joan, I said, picking up my book. Because I don't like you. You make me puke, if you want to know.

I like you.' 'That's tough, Joan,' I said, picking up my book. 'Because I don't like you. You make me puke, if you want to know.

I never really liked Buddy Willard. He thought he knew everything. He thought he knew everything about women...