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Best Manly Insults
In Brett's book he published some non profane insults from the likes of good ol' Teddy Roosevelt. I gave the book to my nephew so I can't quote them at the moment. What I would like to see in this thread is either new or quoted non profane zingers that attack character and behaviour without completely loosing decorum.
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Permalink Reply by Samy on -
I'm French, so I always go for "your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries !", but maybe that's just me...
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Permalink Reply by Paul_of_TX on -
Excellent.
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Permalink Reply by Fernando NM on -
Hahahaha
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Permalink Reply by Brian Pierson on -
Very Nice
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Permalink Reply by Bryan Lee Sammis on
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An old classic!! I love it!!!
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Smith on -
Knickets!
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Permalink Reply by Douglas Aldrich on -
hahaha never gets old
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Permalink Reply by Daniel G. on -
"I don't wanna talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food-trough wiper!"
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Permalink Reply by Paul_of_TX on
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I am always uncertain if the insult was worth it if they don't understand it.
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