i like to pick on people who can't spell "hair" yet rag on the mullet 24/7dh girlie said:outdated long hayer
I CAN spell 'hair'...I just think saying/typing HAYER is more fun to say...Toshi said:i like to pick on people who can't spell "hair" yet rag on the mullet 24/7
As I was scanning posts, I misread this to read:Polandspring88 said:I like to tell them to "Go eat a bag of dicks." That usually prevents any further conversation.
I was thinking the same thingCrazy Sweeper said:"your mom goes to college
It's actually much older than that.......Crazy Sweeper said:the shirt joke is from celebrity jeopardy on SNL
I thought all dollar bills were the same sizemantispf2000 said:your request is directly proportionate to the size of the dollar bill it's written on"
This totally reminds me of Dodgeball.Jeremy R said:"Man, you guys look like 2 monkies trying to f*** a football."
They will either laugh or kill you.
Awsome man. Score one for the freaky people. I had a mohawk for a while many moons ago. I know those looks you speak of. It's nice to see the loud obnoxious people like her getting the smack down. Honestly I have never understood why people are so fascinated with unusual hair styles, colors or unusual clothing. Shoot, I think I'll dye my hair red again this weekend and then go to the local Sears.MSpike said:This one is specific to the situation so it's not an all-purpose insult but I thought I'd post anyway.
I sported a mohawk for many years and had my share of insults and smart remarks thrown my way. For the most part, I just smiled sweetly back at the person but if they caught me on a bad day, they weren't so lucky. My roommate and I had moved to a new apartment and I told her that since she had bought the curtains last time, it was my turn this time. I headed out to Sears to pick some up but unfortunately, and purely by chance, there happened to be a huge sale on curtains going on. The place was absolutely packed. Ugh! I wasn't in the mood to be harrassed and didn't really want to be there but I decided to gut it out anyway. I minded my own business and was very polite (as usual) and everyone did the usual staring thing but other than that, they pretty much just left me alone. Except for one person. There's one in every crowd and she just couldn't resist the temptation. She was a suburban housewife in a crowd of suburban housewives and she felt compelled to put the punker in her place. The place was pretty loud and she was about 25 feet away from me but she wanted to make sure everyone heard her so she shouted above the din "If my daughter came home looking like that I'd kill her." The place fell silent and everyone looked at me to see what my response would be. I looked at the woman and said "Lady, if my mother looked like you I'd kill mySELF." You could hear the ooohs and snickers and see the housewives hiding their smiles. They turned back to the lady to see what she would say but she didn't have a comeback so she just threw her hands in the air and walked away. Then they turned back and smiled at me. The punker wins! Ah yes, of all the insults I have hurled at people, I think that one is still my favorite.
Excellent! Yeah, I don't know why people get upset about hair styles or anything else for that matter. Then again, having a 'hawk is an easy way to weed people out because if they're going to be that judgmental and superficial, I probably don't want to get to know them in the first place. Plus the fact that I was always polite and well-mannered generally threw people for a loop because I didn't fit their "stereotype" of what a punker should be like. When you go to Sears, be sure to check out the curtains.Ciaran said:Awsome man. Score one for the freaky people. I had a mohawk for a while many moons ago. I know those looks you speak of. It's nice to see the loud obnoxious people like her getting the smack down. Honestly I have never understood why people are so fascinated with unusual hair styles, colors or unusual clothing. Shoot, I think I'll dye my hair red again this weekend and then go to the local Sears.
MMike said:I just heard this one for the first time in a while. (No...not directed at me)
"That's a nice shirt. Do they make it for guys?"
That one cracks me up for some reason.