Canadian woman says she’s disgusted with “adult Australian men” wearing thongs

A Canadian woman has revealed that she “gets sick” when she sees “adult Australian men” wearing thongs, especially when dining out.

Ioana, an expat who has lived in Australia for the past six years, made a video outlining all the things that make her tick Down Under.

Her dislike of men wearing thongs to restaurants was her greatest hatred as she said they should only be worn on the beach.

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Ioana, an expat who has lived in Australia for the past six years, has made a full video outlining all the things that make her tick Down Under

Ioana, an expat who has lived in Australia for the past six years, has made a full video outlining all the things that make her tick Down Under

“There’s something about grown men in thongs that makes me bleughen,” she said.

Next thing on their hit list were bindis, or spikes.

“Why do I have trust issues every spring?” she asked, pointing to a dense patch of them.

Cherry Ripes were the next thing on the woman’s “ick list” — she said they were the “devil’s candy.”

She also singled out a sign on the M1 near the Gold Coast – and asked why it existed before offering a vomit sound effect.

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She also hates the phrase “budgie smugglers,” RM Williams boots, and mullets.

Even Australia’s wildlife was targeted in the video.

“Cockatoos and crows are such a nuisance,” she said.

She started her video by claiming it was just for fun and asked people not to be mad at her.

But one man said her first ick made him throw his phone “across the room”.

Many of the people who commented on the video pointed fun at the young woman.

One man said, “Bindies aren’t a problem if you’re wearing thongs.”

She said mullets make her sick too

She said mullets make her sick too

To which she replied with an enthusiastic “lalala can’t hear you”.

Others said she lost her on “RM Williams” and admitted they were struggling with words.

“I had a Cherry Ripe today, it was so good,” teased one chocolate lover.

While another person asked why they had to “pull cockatoos in”.

This comes after Australian women shared their very specific “eicks,” which ranged from men who couldn’t scare birds to “looking pathetic” in the shower.

Winnie, who blogs on Instagram under the username Winnie Blues, asked her 36,000 followers what her

Winnie, who blogs on Instagram under the username Winnie Blues, asked her 36,000 followers what her “oddly specific” ick was

Winnie, who blogs on Instagram under the username Winnie Blues, asked her 36,000 followers what her “oddly specific” ick was.

“Ick” is when attraction to a current or potential partner suddenly turns into a feeling of disgust because the person has done something upsetting or annoying.

There have been problems with men using umbrellas, phoning a radio station just for a chat, the thought of a man being locked out of his home, and getting a telemarketing call and having to say they’re not interested.

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Some of the examples given by Winnie's fans were so niche and quirky that they elicited laughter from those who read them

“Ick” is when attraction to a current or potential partner suddenly turns into a feeling of disgust because the person has done something upsetting or annoying

Another woman argued that seeing someone running for the bus gives her the “ick” in a more general way, which has been met with quick approval.

Sleeveless down jackets, dark blue sheets, people preaching about saunas, and men sitting cross-legged on the floor also made the cut.

“I was trying so hard not to laugh in the Uber on the way home when I read these,” one man responded to the thread.

Men using umbrellas were a very unusual problem

While another woman said walking for a bus was a turn

There have been problems with men using umbrellas, phoning a radio station just for a chat, the thought of a man being locked out of his home, and getting a telemarketing call and having to say they’re not interested

“I will never forget the bird that chases you,” said another.

A third said: “By all means get the telemarketing thing. For example, grow a pair and hang up.

Another said she hates the thought of a man being “locked out of his house”.

Top 10 Niche “ICKS” in Daily Mail Threads:

1 – When people have to run to the bus

2 – When a man tries to merge but the traffic won’t let him in

3 – When men are naked waiting for the water to heat up before a shower

4 – When they eat spaghetti and have an orange ring around their mouth

5 – Men holding umbrellas – if it turns inside out they’ll never see me again

6 – When a guy runs at a bird and it doesn’t fly away

7 – Men wearing dressing gowns

8 – Men with mullet

9 – People who can’t spell on dating apps

10 – Men wearing straps

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