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Also when polystyrene is scraped against something/more polystyrene. It gives me this cold feeling.
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This.
Reading the news often makes me very angry as well. It's mostly because of this hard to describe tone that I feel almost all journalists use. I can't put it into words, but I hate it. I remember this one time, I was at school, talking with a friend of mine, while she was reading the news on her laptop. She seemed very absorbed in it, so I took a look. Every headline I read, I said something disdainful about it, or pointed out something I didn't like in it. After a while, I was pretty much shouting and seething. Around that time, she was going out of her way to look for newspapers and articles that would ideally make me happy. At that point though, I was well past the point of reason and reacted negatively to every headline, before she eventually said "You're rather cheerful today aren't you?"
I had been cheerful, until I had read so much anger inducing news. Indeed, just writing this is actually making me a little irate. I really don't like the way newspapers seem to be written.
I don't hate news, I just hate the way journalists present it.