Care to recite Shakespeare as you insult the Jelly below me?
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January 14th, 2017
Today you get to pick a “Shakespearian insult” from each column to greet the Jelly below you…precede the phrase with the word thou.
Ex. “Thou spleeny, hasty-witted pumpion”
Feel free to expound on your description of the Jelly Below me!
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Thou Jelly below me is a mammering, toad spotted moldwarp.
My whore, my whore, my kingdom for a whore…
OOOPsss.. The list apparently did not make the OP above. so sorry
—Maybe it might make more sense to say:
Thou, jelly below me, art…
…a puny milk-livered flapdragon!
Thou art a frothy, elf-skinned flapdragon!
That was easy. I just looked to the right.
Thou loggerheaded, flop-mouthed foot licker!
Thou Jelly below me: would thou wert clean enough to spit upon.
Timon of Athens – Act IV, Scene iii.
Cantankerous canker-blossom, owner of no good qualities, deserving of nothing but endless scorn.
I do desire we may be better strangers.
Oh yeasty bat-fouled giglet! Thou mangled rampallian nut-hook! You live in the rank sweat of an enseamed bed, Stew’d in corruption, honeying and making love ove the nasty sty! Thou art a disease that must be cut away.
Thou art a boil, a plague sore.
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