But I'm afraid there's one flaw: If the person you're insulting doesn't understand your words, it won't hurt!

You have to choose wisely, at their grade level!

because Trump didn't say those words.

Me: Just like I almost never say I'm gonna 'ad hominem' someone before I call him a gleeking maggot-pie.

I just copied this to my political file for future reference. Thanks.

i have read shakespeare (not all of it). I am not familiar with all these words myself.

but that can be remedied.

Monty Python would be proud. They were so good at crafting insults.

I like: Frothy, flap-mouthed boar-pig, but they are all good.

It is even good if they don't know what it means. Like, Doh?

Hilarious Post.

Tell them if so-and-so can work with no arms and just half of one leg they can too, by golly. Throw the moochers line in their face. If you keep it up they'll sputter and then shut up.

I think bawdy is a compliment. I like bawdy.

Lumpish, Crook-pated, Codpiece

See who can come up with the best insult for Donnie-Smörgåsbord

remind the Trumpster that your president might forget by tomorrow what he said today.

Heading to bed, but bookmarking for later.