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    50+ Old Fashioned Insults We Should Bring Back

    50+ Old Fashioned Insults We Should Bring Back

    Worth a look and have a smile.
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    I noticed #18 went right after the "Gingers", .
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    Off the list ai think sneaksby is the one I’ll try to use sometimes.

    I think my favorite old school curse we should bring back is damn your eyes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wondering Beard View Post
    50+ Old Fashioned Insults We Should Bring Back

    Worth a look and have a smile.


    I agree with your list, which inspired me to very humbly submit one addition. Richard Pryor, years ago, said he could always tell when "two white guys were on the verge of slugging it out" (whatever happened to the concept of fistfighting being the solution as opposed to blazing away?). Pryor said when either of the combatants would call the other a "peckerhead," he knew the next move would be punches thrown. "WHAT did you call me?" "You're a peckerhead!"

    It resonates with me because peckerhead was the "line in the sand" drawn by my Mother whenever my brother and I would argue. We got a verbal for that being "really awful - remember, he's your BROTHER." Yeah, the same brother who drop kicked my head on the kitchen floor to the tune of 9 stiiches and a cracked lower jaw.
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    Ms. Okie uses "ne'er-do-well" regularly.

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    "Duke of limbs" - a tall awkward fellow.

    Classic!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caballoflaco View Post
    Off the list ai think sneaksby is the one I’ll try to use sometimes.

    I think my favorite old school curse we should bring back is damn your eyes.
    I use that one occasionally from reading the Hornblower series. Damn your eyes Mr Bush.
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    Good stuff, but I'm on the wrong side of 75 and even I would need a way-back machine to recognize some of these. I recently walked into a coffee shop where I'm a familiar figure who alternates between decaf and regular. When asked I said I'll take hi-test. The young lass looked completely bewildered.

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    I recall when my Grandfather a gentle giant of a man called my Uncle, his Son, a scoundrel. Pretty damning from someone of his nature.
    Last edited by UNK; 09-13-2022 at 01:31 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UNK View Post
    I recall when my Grandfather a gentle giant of a man called my Uncle, his Son, a scoundrel. Pretty daming from someone of his nature.
    About half of those would trigger Federal Hate Crime investigations...

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