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Waster
Aabhorent
Nasty
Krap
Egotistic
Rake
Aabhorent
Nasty
Krap
Egotistic
Rake
W eak minded
A nnoying
N asty
K rap
E gg head
R at
A nnoying
N asty
K rap
E gg head
R at
W elcoming
A dorable
N atural
K ool
E lectric
R adiant
A dorable
N atural
K ool
E lectric
R adiant
Wanker
Abhorrent
Nasty
Knob
Evil
Rat
Abhorrent
Nasty
Knob
Evil
Rat
quote:Originally posted by BROXI:
Wanker
Abhorrant
Nasty
Knob
Evil
Rat
Very descriptive Broxi, maybe a slight tendancy towards overkill, but good effort.
quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by BROXI:
Wanker
Abhorrant
Nasty
Knob
Evil
Rat
Very descriptive Broxi, maybe a slight tendancy towards overkill, but good effort.
I had a bit of difficulty with R, so I had to copy someone else. Not many nasty words that begin with R
W ight
A rtistic
N onpareil
K ouros
E negmatic
R abelaisian
A rtistic
N onpareil
K ouros
E negmatic
R abelaisian
quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:
W ight
A rtistic
N onpareil
K ouros
E negmatic
R abelaisian
Right you are showing off now!!
*off to look up a dictionary*
Isn't Kouros an aftershave?
quote:Originally posted by Veggieburger:
Isn't Kouros an aftershave?
I heard it is in some Supermarket circles.
W weakling
A Amoeba
N Nits
K KO
E eejit
R rank
A Amoeba
N Nits
K KO
E eejit
R rank
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
My first time actually, I don't particularly like the word wanker
but in this case had made an exception due to his irrational malicious hatred of Freddy.He aint a good one I'm afraid
(Not a fan of any hms btw..staying neutral and calling it as it is, imo of course)
Why can the OP just not go away. I suppose he has about the same amount of brain cells a Kris and doesn't know when to give up!!!
quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
My first time actually, I don't particularly like the word wanker
He aint a good one I'm afraid
(Not a fan of any hms btw..staying neutral and calling it as it is, imo of course)
M hal btw
oh, there are exceptions to the rule I suposequote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
My first time actually, I don't particularly like the word wanker
He aint a good one I'm afraid
(Not a fan of any hms btw..staying neutral and calling it as it is, imo of course)
quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
My first time actually, I don't particularly like the word wanker
He aint a good one I'm afraid
(Not a fan of any hms btw..staying neutral and calling it as it is, imo of course)
Make them then break them when necessary I say
quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
My first time actually, I don't particularly like the word wanker
He aint a good one I'm afraid
(Not a fan of any hms btw..staying neutral and calling it as it is, imo of course)
Soz
dunno what happened there
and no delete option.
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
God aren't you bored yet Kris fan? 
quote:Originally posted by Cheeky-Pixie:
God aren't you bored yet Kris fan?
Bored of what?,
quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
quote:Originally posted by joyron:
Why can the OP just not go away. I suppose he has about the same amount of brain cells a Kris and doesn't know when to give up!!!
So I should give up and go away because you disagree with me? and apparently i am retarded as well, I really dont see a lot of joy ron.
quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
Well thank Gawd for google
quote:Originally posted by angelicarwen:quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
Well thank Gawd for google
Yes, its brill, and i feel so intelligent when i post the replies as well, not a bit of shame
quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by angelicarwen:quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
Well thank Gawd for google
Yes, its brill, and i feel so intelligent when i post the replies as well, not a bit of shame
Fair enough!quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
Why would Kris get it sooooo wrong?
quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
Why would Kris get it sooooo wrong?
He was just being kind.
quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:
Please may I ask Kris For President for his definition of the word Pleb?
Short for plebian, derived from the period of the Ancient Romans. The plebeians were the general body of Roman citizens and those who were privileged were labeled patricians.
Nowadays, a pleb is one associated with those in the lower class. They often lack integrity and sophistication, while many people who consider themselves modern-day patricians often lookdown and mock them.
Why would Kris get it sooooo wrong?
He was just being kind.
Indeed!
quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
As a rule, I try not to use this word.
(Try being the operative word)
quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
As a rule, I try not to use this word.
(Try being the operative word)
I dont think the word is insulting at all, I think if anything, it demeans and cheapens the person who uses it.
quote:Originally posted by Kris For President:quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
As a rule, I try not to use this word.
(Try being the operative word)
I dont think the word is insulting at all, I think if anything, it demeans and cheapens the person who uses it.
Do I sound just a little sanctimonious there.
quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
As a rule, I try not to use this word.
(Try being the operative word)
Well, I like it, its my second favorite 'swear' word, second only to Bollocks,
I dont like it because of its literal meaning, but more for the way its used to indicate ones utter contempt for the person at who it is aimed, I think even if one didnt understand the actual meaning, the WAY its said and its very sound would leave one in no doubt that it is meant as an insult.
I really dont have a problem with people swearing, to me swearing does not ALWAYS indicate low intelligence or a poor vocabulary, because somtimes and in certain situations, nothing gets your point over better, they can be the verbal equivalent of a baseball bat.
quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
As a rule, I try not to use this word.
(Try being the operative word)
Well, I like it, its my second favorite 'swear' word, second only to Bollocks,
I dont like it because of its literal meaning, but more for the way its used to indicate ones utter contempt for the person at who it is aimed, I think even if one didnt understand the actual meaning, the WAY its said and its very sound would leave one in no doubt that it is meant as an insult.
I really dont have a problem with people swearing, to me swearing does not ALWAYS indicate low intelligence or a poor vocabulary, because somtimes and in certain situations, nothing gets your point over better, they can be the verbal equivalent of a baseball bat.
Wanker, bollocks, insults and baseball bats, nice one old hippy guy, peace and love to you too.
quote:I dont think the word is insulting at all, I think if anything, it demeans and cheapens the person who uses it.
Do I sound just a little sanctimonious there.
You Kris?????
quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by purpleogre:quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:quote:Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
All this use of the word wanker, It's a bit insulting, don't you think?
ERRRM.................no
As a rule, I try not to use this word.
(Try being the operative word)
Well, I like it, its my second favorite 'swear' word, second only to Bollocks,
I dont like it because of its literal meaning, but more for the way its used to indicate ones utter contempt for the person at who it is aimed, I think even if one didnt understand the actual meaning, the WAY its said and its very sound would leave one in no doubt that it is meant as an insult.
I really dont have a problem with people swearing, to me swearing does not ALWAYS indicate low intelligence or a poor vocabulary, because somtimes and in certain situations, nothing gets your point over better, they can be the verbal equivalent of a baseball bat.
Agreed!
Bollocks is a softer version perhaps
quote:Originally posted by Blackpudlian:quote:I dont think the word is insulting at all, I think if anything, it demeans and cheapens the person who uses it.
Do I sound just a little sanctimonious there.
You Kris?????
Yes, I just reread it and it may not be synonymous with my perceived perfection.