InsultsLast week two kids ran past me, one chasing the other. As they passed, the little boy turns to the girl chasing him and screams, "go away, you, you... you GIRLPANTS."
She stopped dead, cut to the core. Well, sort of. Anyway, we've added it to our repertoire, but are keen to expand further our sweary lexicon. What's the best insult you've heard? How effective was it? How did they retaliate?
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That's me out then...I'm lazy AND incompetent
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Pooflake braces for an onslaught..., Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:16,
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What makes me laugh isthe word "lady" used in this context. Given the state of most of them whenever they get anywhere near finishing, "lady" is not a word that would be accurate.
In fact, if the "gentleman" is making a woman finish and she's still acting like a lady, I can guarantee that she's just pretending so you'll get off her.
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Kroney, Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:16,
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Onlyif you go with a lazy or incompetent man...
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disasterprone "Pyjamas caused the Holocaust", Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:15,
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But.....Its usually lucky if a lady finishes at all.
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girlinthehole, Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:14,
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'make' a lady finish first?..I like that...
"Finish first, dammit woman....get on with it! - finish first or I'll...."
*splurge*
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Pooflake braces for an onslaught..., Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:14,
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Quite right...And it's always nice to make a lady finish first, not last...
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disasterprone "Pyjamas caused the Holocaust", Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:12,
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And on that bombshellit's goodnight from this QOTW
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Pooflake braces for an onslaught..., Thu 11 Oct 2007, 11:12,
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Excuse meWell, certain instances absolutely require the lady to finish before the gentleman.
It'd be bad manners to do otherwise.
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Could keep this going for ages...... but the fire alarm's just gone off. Damn.
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Thu 11 Oct 2007, 10:56,
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bugboybeastNo it isn't. Ought to be, though.
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Thu 11 Oct 2007, 10:50,
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urgh!In Belize , Central America, they speak a kind of spanish creole patois. And they have the ultimate insult.
"Fuego dela puta"
Literally it translates as "fire of a prostitute" but it means...." the vaginal discharge of a whore".
Hmmmm, insulty.
Yay! Last post (probably)
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Monkey HangersThis wiki article is you all you need know.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_Hangers
It's now my choice insult.
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King_Eric has been ok since, Thu 11 Oct 2007, 10:41,
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The joys of modern policingAn aquaintence of mine of mine was a plod (retired now) and was answering a call involving domestic violence between husband and wife. As he was dragging the fella away in cuffs the hubby says - "but darlin' I love you!" the Mrs replies with - "No yer dont! I'm just yer horizontal spunk trench!" Charming. Well at least they didn't spoil two houses.
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Yeah, bored with this now...I thought that this could run and run, but, in the vein of pooflake and BGB yesterday... I was wrong. New QOTW, please...
Besides: most of these are abuse rather than insults.
Whinge, moan...
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Thu 11 Oct 2007, 9:51,
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Death of a RAF Police DogWhilst I was serving for my queen (gawd bless er!) and country, the following occured, but first a bit of background...
Every year on dog sections in the RAF there are competitions (think Crufts but with bigger teeth).
One chap had performed extremely well and had been chosen to compete in the area trials (where stations compete against each other).
Now, the training for this is quite hard (both for handler and more importantly the dog) and Steve (for that is his the handler) I apologise cannot remember the name of the dog (shame)were up the section every day for weeks preparing for the competition.
Anyho, one day turned up and heard that Steve's dog had died in the night, twisted gut (NOT a nice way to go). Unbeliveingly checked in the kennel, yup, no dog.
Walked into the section, there is Steve in the sargent's office being a bit weepy with colleagues consoling him, so I stuck my head round the door and stated the following...
"Fucking hell Steve, if you didn't want to compete in the trials all you had to do was say so"
Cue cups of tea sprayed over the office. Did get dragged in by the sargent where he warned me on my conduct, he did find it hilarious but I should bear in mind other people's feelings.
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WibberMe and my flatmate used to take great delight in calling each other "wibber", as in "Alright you wibber?"
Or, if feeling slightly less festive one could be described as "wibber's jism", as in, "I don't believe you did that, you flucking wibber's jism!"
Well, it got us through 4 years of uni.
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Southport GB ! Smacking RodentsGo Away You Birkdale Shed Robbing Smack Rats!!!!
As posted on a Southport forum only yesterday.
(Birkdale is a part of southport and yes they are birks! :))
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Scouse Girl This MorningShouting across Liverpool:
"Chantelle look at my new phone!"
Bloke passing her by:
"Looks like something a gayer would shove up his arse!"
Me:
Snorted coffee out of my nose
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alright shrimpy? i know you're reading this ...my younger brother used to call me "man mountain" and generally tease me for being incredibly overweight, aged 11. i hit puberty, lost the weight, discovered the gym, and miraculously by the time i was 13 these insults had stopped ...
he then became "shrimpfaggot" ... if i run out of things to say, i can safely fall back on this one, despite him now being 3 inches taller than me and not gay.
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Haven't seen this one yet...apologies if bindun.Man: "So, was it good for you?"
Woman: "Actually, I get more pleasure from riding my bike over a speed-hump"
Teehee.
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...my first formal warning...I used to work for a VERY small company. Most of the time it was just me and my boss, and thats it, apart from the occasional freelancer.
One night at a neighbouring companies drinks, I got a little bit merry and introduced my boss to some clients as "This is Tom, he has sex with animals" and "This is Tom, he's a cunt".
At this time I was calling everyone and everything a cunt. It was my favourite word.
Pretty lame and unimaginative, I admit. The best bit was the next day when he called me into the neighbour's boardroom (we only had an office the size of a dining table) to give me an official written warning and asking me never to call him a cunt again.
I explained that I didn't hate him, and this was simply my word of the year that I was using profusely, but if he had such a problem with it, I would stop it. I couldn't help noting he said nothing about the animals, but anyhoo.
That night, he was leaving early, as he had a date with an camwhore or something. He said he was leaving early and it was his prerogative as he was the boss. And I couldnt help it, I just said, "No, it's because you're a cunt".
Must've slipped out after an entire day of being bottled up and enflamed by the following;
- he gave me a written warning in a company of 2
- I'd never had a verbal warning, or unofficial warning, which is the first course of action he should've taken
- he called me into the boardroom to issue it
- I had to sit basically on him all day as our office was tiny
- and he was a cunt.
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I'd rather...In reply to somebody asking you to do something you don't wanna.
I'd rather fuck a bucket of my own vomit.
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batesyuk100,000,000 sperm and you were the FASTEST one!
nothings worse than becoming the butt of your own insult eh..
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