Personal favorite is twat waffle

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I just don’t think a pre-packaged comeback (hilarious as many of these are!) can truly ‘destroy’ someone. It needs to be personal to the situation to really hit them deep. Unfortunately I can’t think of an example.

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I refuse to play mind games with the unarmed.

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There are people who did not stand at the front of the line when intelligence was gifted . But that guy wasn’t even invited at all…

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There’s a particular BBC comedy that you can mine for insults once you’ve established no-one else present has seen it.

  • He’s so dense light bends around him.
  • As useless as a marzipan dildo
  • As useless as lube at a funeral
  • I’ve never seen anyone look so fucking ugly with just one head
  • Do you know 90% of household dust is made of dead human skin? That’s what you are to me.
  • Watching him work is like watching clown running across a minefield.
  • He’s here, depriving a village somewhere of their twat.
  • I’m like flypaper for dickheads today.
  • Sorry I’m late. Traffic was an absolute bitch. No offence.
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Who ?

-Eminem

Still my favorite comeback, I use it fairly often

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