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Wow, couple of folks haven't had their coffee yet today. I'm even invoked in Plan9's response, and I get it.
OP - you're in for a fight. You can't avoid the fight, so pick the one you want. If you say "yes", you might put off the confrontation for a while, but then you're doing something you don't want AND have the fight to deal with.
Personally, I think you should just be tactfully honest and say "sorry, but I really didn't like that last time. How about we do X instead?" Yes, you're running the risk of the other person getting mad, but if you approach it as being honest and they're rational, they may not.
Good luck.
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