Hater app says the idea was inspired by a University of Oklahoma study that found that when people share a negative attitude about a third party, it becomes a pretty effective bonding tool. The app prompts users to select (via swiping, of course) whether they love, hate, like, or dislike a famous person, activity or concept. A rep from Hater told HuffPost that the app offers its users over 3,000 topics to swipe on. Once a user has logged a number of likes, dislikes, loves and hates, the app uses an algorithm to find compatible matches based on the info provided. According to the company, they have been keeping tabs on what their “few hundred thousand users” in the United States despise since the app launched in February.
Logic suggests you have to experience something to learn you hate it. Mississippi: anal sex. Hmmmmm....
Yankees that hate Middle America. I don't have any thoughts about fidget spinners one way or the other but I hate Yankees with an elitist attitude.
A month ago I didn't had never heard of a fidget spinner. Sure, I had seen them at the checkout counter of every convenience store I went in but I never gave them a thought until I found out what they were because of tiga's thread about the How Bow Dah girl. I pick one up yesterday (picked up to look, not to buy) and all it does is spin. I wish I had thought of those. Probably cost less than a buck to make and they sell for $10. Somebody will still be sitting on a pile of money even after the fad fades.
I still hate the pet rock dude. That dominos fugger too. My kid told me he needed a spinner so he could pay better attention in math. I totally bought it. Parent epic fail #100011100011.3278
