Shakespeare style insults

[Rachael Burnett]

Shakespeare style insults. Choose one from each column and have some fun

 

[Rachael Burnett]

My fave: Frothy, elf-skinned flap-dragon

 

[Vagabond Heart]

Falstaff always delivers.
This is his best, I think: Leathern-jerkin, crystal-button, nott-pated, agate-ring, puke-stocking, caddies-garter, smooth-tongue, Spanish-pouch.

 

[Rachael Burnett]

Falstaff always delivers.
This is his best, I think: Leathern-jerkin, crystal-button, nott-pated, agate-ring, puke-stocking, caddies-garter, smooth-tongue, Spanish-pouch.

Oooh, nice

 

[Peyton Stafford]

Shakespeare style insults. Choose one from each column and have some fun
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Love this. Is it your work?

 

[RK Wallis]

How about: you cockered, clapper-clawed, foot-licker? lol

 

[Barbara]

I'll never get any work done now....

 

[Jonny]

A random pin-jabbing exercise sees me classed as: a pribbling bat-fowling jolthead.

Not too bad. I've been called worse.

 

[Jonny]

I'll never get any work done now....

Me neither.

 

[Rachael Burnett]

Love this. Is it your work?

Not mine, got from a uni group I’m in.

 

[Peyton Stafford]

Not mine, got from a uni group I’m in.

Is this uni group open or only for alums? I'd love to joine.

 

[Rachael Burnett]

Is this uni group open or only for alums? I'd love to joine.

Yes, only for those who did a particular lit module. Soz, @Peyton Stafford

 

[Vagabond Heart]

To be honest, I kind of aspire to be a yeasty, rump-fed, foot-licker tho.

 

[Peyton Stafford]

Yes, only for those who did a particular lit module. Soz, @Peyton Stafford

I understand. I have the pleasure of participating in a graduate seminar on religion in great American novels of the 20th century courtesy of the University of Chicago Theological Seminary. And no, I am not a pastor, rather an innocent bystander looking for love and peace in a world of hate and war...

 

[Hannah F]

I'm a ruttish folly-fallen nut-hook

 

[Rachael Burnett]

I understand. I have the pleasure of participating in a graduate seminar on religion in great American novels of the 20th century courtesy of the University of Chicago Theological Seminary. And no, I am on a pastor, rather an innocent bystander looking for love and peace in a world of hate and war...

The seminar sounds great.

 

[Pamela Jo]

Roguish, rumpfed, flax-wench. I'll have that on my tombstone, thank you.