You know, you're right, and I mislike the trend too. Yet, my battle with the vacuum cleaner in question is one I face each week, and of all the things I'm faced

You know, you're right, and I mislike the trend too. Yet, my battle with the vacuum cleaner in question is one I face each week, and of all the things I'm faced with, I do so loathe it. It's just a feeling, maybe of being nauseated. So I hate the vacuum. It's ok to hate a thing right? I mean, I don't hate people. I don't even hate James Dyson. But then hate doesn't describe a feeling, in the same way that yuck is not a taste descriptor. Hate's become an individual reflex, that when aggregated seems to boil over online like an orchestra of diet coke and mentos. To be fair to the vacuum cleaner, it probably has saved its worth in bags :)