Shakespearean Insults:
Thou bootless guts-griping popinjay!
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9 comments:
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
Of course, if you invent English words on the spot, you have the liberty to piece together nonsensical insults too *cracking up*
Neiha, each of those words actually means something - they're not gibberish :)
Well, sure, but pieced together, you'd have to delve deeper into-
Bootless would mean gutless, gut-griping probably means of weak stomach, popinjay according to good old wordweb means someone who talks a lot.
So basically it's all words and no guts to back 'em up, right?
ahahahaaha
You boogyboo.
Thats the best i could come up with :P
you flirten-blurten-gloopen-schmirtz!:P
more on that later:P
"Thou odiferous treacherous featherbrained half-wit!"
I don't understand how they were offended by these insults. It has no impact! :P
It's just like me calling someone an expired frozen yoghurt. 0.0
Ohh Shakespeare, you make me laugh!!! :-D
LOL really?!
Well, you fugly piece of a boogieman ? haha
I got:
'Gutless, annoying Parrot'
hehe
Thou ruttish dizzy-eyed haggard!
Oh my god,that sounds so mean :o
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