Everyone has his or her likes and dislikes about the things that is currently happening.  Sometimes the latest trend attract certain people, while there are people that do not like to jump on the band wagon and be a part of the crowd.  Well, here is a list of some of the popular activities occurring online and offline and one individual who is not afraid to express how he doesn’t like them.

1. World of Warcraft
There are actually a number of reasons I don’t play WoW, one being that I might get so addicted, I’d forget I have bowel functions and just have to start buying adult diapers. Seriously, NOTHING IS THAT IMPORTANT.

2. Fantasy chain emails/Myspace bulletins
I call them “fantasy emails/bulletins” because they always read, “pass dis on and ur crush will call u up an make owt wit chew 2niiiiiiight!” That’s not exactly fantasy for me, since I’ve already kissed my crush (more than once, oh yeah), but maybe those emails are meant for those addicted to World of Warcraft. Hmm.

3. Harry Potter
Okay, most of you aren’t going to side with me on this one, but I’m not a Potterhead. I haven’t read the books, haven’t watched the movies, and don’t care to. It’s just not my thing. (Maybe I haven’t watched/read it yet because I’m scared I might like it and become a nerd). Care to change my mind?

4. FML
So, from what I’ve heard, FML is abbreviation for “F*** My Lobster*, which sounds quite disturbi–
ha, oh wait. It means “Fudge My Life”. I’m really not much of a chocolate person, though.

5. High School Musical
Okay, now this is just stupid. Seriously, I’m homeschooled, and I can tell you that high school, no matter where you learn, isn’t full of people dancing and flipping through the halls and singing to each other until they fall in love, and then something bad happens and they hate each other, but only until they realize they were totally made for each other, because he’s a good singer and she’s hot, so they live happily ever after until the sequel. I watched the first one for about ten minutes one time, and I was laughing so hard, everyone in the room thought I was having a seizure. True story.

6. The Jonas Brothers
If the music they played made sense, I might like it. If they played actual rock music (since they claim to be a rock band), I might give them a listen. If they didn’t wear skinny jeans and look like girls, I’d probably be singing along. I don’t want to have to buy a decrypter to listen to music. Therefore, I don’t listen to the Jonas Brothers.

7. Miley Cyrus
Do I really need to elaborate?

8. Skinny jeans
Jonas brothers by Girl.in.the.Green.Scarf.  Skinny jeans + men = fail. Your mancard must be destroyed now. You just broke like the #1 man law.

9. Twitter
I actually have multiple reasons for not joining Twitter, one being that I can’t possibly sum up pieces of my life in 140 characters, unless I need to say something like, “I ran out of toilet paper! LOL!” Two,  I don’t want to hear about the lives of others, either. I’m a rather quiet, keep-to-myself type person.
And finally, three, I’m not going to “follow” someone on Twitter, or likewise, have such done with me. It’d make me feel too important, and “following” someone on Twitter would make me feel like I’m referring to a religious figure. Or something.

10. Twilight
Here’s the number one reason men don’t like Twilight: Robert Pattinson is in it, and he’s basically portrayed as like the perfect boyfriend like omg lol. Guys hate stuff like that, the same way girls hate Jessica Simpson, Megan Fox, and Paris Hilton. Okay, I do know guys who like it, but they’re all gay. “Nick, you should totally watch Twilight.” “Dude…are you gay?” “Yeah.”

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Top Ten Best Car Names
Many cars have been made and many names have been given to them, but for some reason these beautiful names seem to capture the public hearts and forever remain in people minds.

No.1 – Mustang Ford

1964-Present
It have been named after the celebrated World War II fighter plane, the Mustang name has reminded thoughts of freedom and the open road for generations of drivers. Names like Boss, Cobra and Shelby have signified some even higher-performing; yet even on its own, Mustang is all that’s really mattered. The original horse car is still possibly the best, as is its name.

No.2 – Silver Cloud Rolls-Royce

1955-1966
Automakers have tried conveying senses of calm and luxury in their cars for decades, but Rolls-Royce is one of the few whose names are as legendary as their models. It’s appropriate for a car that looks like an old bank building on wheels, with approximate size to match.

No.3 – Testarossa Ferrari

1984-1996
Ferrari is always famous with its red color. However, tradition and the beauty of the language make this one of the best car names out there. It’s also no accident that the mid-engine coupe is named so similarly to the TestaRossa race cars of the late ‘50s. Its engine s 12-cylinder.

No.4 – Cobra Shelby American

1962-1967
Carroll Shelby said the Cobra name came to him in a dream; kind of ironic for a car that’s anything but peaceful. Regardless of the moment of inspiration, the application makes Cobra one of the best car names. We’re talking, of course, of the original AC-bodied Cobras. Ford has liberally used the name on various Mustangs since the ‘60s, but they’re a far cry from the curvaceous yet venomous roadsters that spelled trouble for Corvette owners of the era.

No.5 – Countach Lamborghini

1974 -1990
In a break from Lamborghini tradition of bullfighting-inspired model names. It was that very interjection at the sight of an early example that led to one of the best car names. For those unfamiliar with Italian colloquialisms, it also became one of the most mispronounced car names. Enlightenment sometimes has a trickle-down effect, and it’s been years when someone calls it a “cown-tack.”

No.6 – Viper Dodge

1992-Present
Dodge was an unlikely candidate for a serious performance car in the early ‘90s, However, along with an impressive car and a great name, Viper is worthy of its place as one of the best car names. Known as Copperhead in prototype form before adopting its production name, the reptilian references were just a nod to the look of the car’s front end. The Viper name quickly signified more though, as an untamed creature on the edge of control.

No.7 – Corvette Chevrolet

1953-Present
Some have shrugged this off as an imaginary name that just sounds cool and nothing more, but it’s a real term for a small warship. Not so far out of place, when you think about it. Harley Earl may have designed it and Zora Arkus-Duntov later refined it, but it was GM employee Myron Scott who christened the two-seat fiberglass curiosity. Over half a century later, it’s more or less impossible to think Corvette without thinking speed. That’s indeed a sign of one of the best car names.

No.8 – Veyron Bugatti

2006-Present
The Bugatti name is magical to enthusiasts, so it takes a great model name — and one breaking from the “EB” designation — to stand well with the marque. However, one of the best car names is not necessarily as far removed from the automaker as you might think. The car’s name comes from Pierre Veyron, Bugatti wheelman and winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1939.

No.9 – Carrera Porsche

1956-Present
One of the best car names has never enjoyed continual presence. Since the now-famous script appeared on the fenders of a few special Porsche 356s in 1956, the Carrera (Spanish for “race”) name has generally denoted a special, even more potent edition. Even if you didn’t know what the name meant, it simply sounded fast. Seen most recently on the over-the-top Carrera GT, it’s one of the best car names and also one of the most enduring.

No.10 – Swinger Dodge

1969-1976
Whether or not these were intentionally bought by those pursuing a less vanilla life, we can’t say, but the Swinger was one of Dodge’s best car names. Not that it was one of the division’s best cars, which explains why it’s our No. 10. Thing was, nobody at the time paid inordinate attention to the moniker given to two-door Dart models. If anything, it was the Demon that got negative attention from conservative groups.