| I recently heard "You're dumber than a day-old donut," and maybe it's the alliteration, but I am really loving it. Your turn! |
| The Jerk Store called . . . |
| Kind of an insult. Giving a wedding speech, "it's always a pleasure to come to one of John's weddings." |
And they're running out of YOU! |
That doesn't even make sense. Sounds like what the PreK kid of a cop would say. You need to up your game. Start with some "yo momma" jokes and work up from there. |
Yo momma jokes were popular three decades ago. The donut one is at least more original. |
I laughed out Loud. |
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Not intentional but I overheard a grad school classmate tell one of our cohort after meeting his fiancé over the weekend
“it was a nice to meet larla. I was pleasantly……………impressed” (crazy long pause, tiny mouse voice for “impressed”) |
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Starting with what sounds like a compliment and then when they are all smiling, anticipating the praise, add the criticism.
Ex: I can always count on you to….ruin the party. You have a phenomenal ability to…..wreck the simplest desert. Wow, I’ve never seen anybody with your talent for…..wearing thrift store clothes with such confidence. |
| Big girl, black roots |
| Shakespeare was the all time master of creative insults. |
Cope. Your insults are weak yo. |
Yes! I have the Shakespearean insult coffee mug with a list of insults wrapped around it. It’s hanging next to the grumpy cat mug. Not sure what that says about me ..but I digress. Some listed: "Thou art a boil, a plague sore" "beetle-headed flap-ear'd knave" "Away, you three inch fool" "Thou artless fen-sucked foot-licker" "I am sick when I do look upon thee" Oh gull, O dolt, As ignorant as dirt" "lump of foul deformity" |
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Did you know they used to call it a jumpoline?
(What?) Yeah, but then your mom got on one. |
Ok, this is funny! |