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Do what Dr. House does!!!

Disguise it in a cryptic crossword. Then, lock them in a room and tell them they must complete the crossword before they can be released. If they don't gather that you hate them when you lock them in the room, they'll find out from the crossword. Genius.

Or not..

I just don't hang around them as much, easy :p Theres a few people that consider me a friend that I really don't enjoy the company of, I just hang around with them as much as I can stand ;]

Think, do you have a good reason?
Are they making fun of you maliciously?
Are they physically hurting you?
Being annoyed is not enough to end a friendship.
I've had this happen to me. one of my friends changes says he hates me. It hurt real bad. I mean REALLY bad. I didn't insult him, I never hurt him.
Think how they would feel. Seriously...

At 1/3/09 05:51 PM, InsertFunnyUserName wrote:

At 1/3/09 04:19 PM, SkullScar wrote: If you hate them so much why then, would you not be able to say so?

If you can't tell someone you hate them to their face, then you don't really hate them.

You've obviously never been in this situation.

I have been and in the cases in which avoiding them didn't make the problem any better, I just had to get the courage to tell them off. Now, I didn't run up to them and scream "HEY MAN I HOPE YOU DIE PAINFULLY :D", but I did tell them that I no longer wanted to be friends with them, I told them why, and I told them that they're only bringing me distress.

Just because I have an account on Newgrounds doesn't mean that I'm some sort of asshole, like most here.

Actually, I have been in a similar situation. A friend of a friend kept talking to me as if we were friends. Now I'm a nice guy, but being friends and being friendly are two different things. Luckily in my case another friend of mine had less patience than I, so I had to do nothing.

I just assumed that since he hated them it wouldn't be a problem, since hate is, an intense emotion. Hating someone and being annoyed by them or simply disliking things they do are entirely different.