Alcohol. I don't get it. It tastes toxic to me, makes me feel out of control, and is high in calories. I realize I'm in the minority on this one.
I agree! I've never had an alcoholic drink that I would enjoy if it wasn't alcoholic (either because the things in it that make it taste good are way too high in calories, or because it tastes like ass). So, whenever I drank it was with the explicit goal of getting drunk. And even then, it was rare and I was much more likely to do something like cheap vodka shots than sit around and sip a nasty beer for a half hour...Now, just...blech. Over it!
I very reluctantly joined the Apple bandwagon with an iPhone 5S last summer after my ancient droid shit the bed -- I tried 3 or 4 other non-Apple smart phones and hated them for various reasons (I tried each for 1 week or more, so I was making an informed decision). Apparently Apple was the only company making a physically small, but higher-quality phone at that point in time :( (I'm 5'2" and have tiny hands -- and this was before the Samsung Galaxy 5 Mini was released).
I think the paleo/low carb stuff has a bit of merit, but only because of recent research on the gut microbiome and it's potential to affect/cause sugar cravings depending on the population of bacteria (and I mean actual research, not blog mumbo jumbo). So, if you're having sugar/carb craving issues and cutting those things out of your diet completely (at least for awhile) can alter your microbiota permanently, then you might get a lot of benefit from strict paleo rather than an 'everything in moderation' approach. But it's definitely overblown and not beneficial for the specific reasons that it's touted for. Personally, I can't stop eating carbs or sugars once I start, soooo I just try not to start, lol.
GMOs are amazing. Genetics is amazing. I get so geeked out about this stuff...it blows my mind how awesome it is and I don't understand people's fear of it. It's just molecules.
I'm really bad at fashion bandwagons. I think I'm constantly stuck 2-3 years behind the trends because I just don't notice until something becomes so ubiquitous that every girl my age is wearing it. Then I look around and go, uhhh when did that become a thing? And by the time I actually get around to thinking of buying it or find a good sale on something I actually like, it's going out of style...and the cycle starts over xD