Most Irish Hate Trump
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Tenpoundbass
2018 Jan 20, 8:00am
Tenpoundbass
2018 Jan 20, 8:00am
The Irish have been cucked for Centuries.
They don't want the UK to exit the EU, because they are such Liberal Shits.
They don't want the UK to exit the EU, because they are such Liberal Shits.
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Ceffer
2018 Jan 20, 11:24am
Ceffer
2018 Jan 20, 11:24am
What a shock. His native Scots love Trump to death:
"In Scotland we hated Trump before it became fashionable and we have a lot of suitable names to describe Donald Trump as for nicknames well they are mostly too harsh for the delicate ears of foreigners except when it is really funny to do so. Here are a few that may come to mind."
1. Custard-flavoured jobby.
2. Leather-faced piss jar.
3. Mangled apricot hellbeast.
4. Bawbag-eyed f**k bumper.
5. Glaikit heidbanger
6. Toupéd fucktrumpet.
7. Knuckle-brained fart lozenge.
8. Blinkered plum.
9. Huffy wee f***in bampot.
10. Utter cockwomble.
11. Degenerate corned beef face syrup wearing wankstain.
12. Rug wearing thunder nugget.
13. F**kin walloper.
14. Uncooked pastry.
15. Hamster heedit bampot.
16. F**k-knuckle.
17. Rotten orange f**knut.
18. Onion-eyed flap dragon.
19. Wee orange rodent.
20. Mop-headed fud.
21. Cock juggling thunderc**t.
22. Witless f**king cocksplat.
23. Gerbil-headed, woodstained, haunted spunktrumpet.
Well there is this Samantha Bee show demonstrating how disliked Trump is in Scotland.
The small girl calling him a c**t was particulalrly good but as Michael Forbes said an arsehole is always an arsehole.
As for people commenting on the poetry of Scottish insults - in the 15th and 16th Century there was a form of public entertainment called Flyting makars would engage in verbal contests of provocative, often sexual and scatological but highly poetic abuse. Flyting was permitted despite the fact that the penalty for profanities in public was a fine of 20/- (over £300 in 2017 prices) for a lord, or a whipping for a servant.
king James IV and his son encouraged "court flyting" between poets for their entertainment and occasionally engaged with them. There is a record of a contest between William Dunbar and Walter Kennedy in front of James IV, which includes the earliest recorded use of the word Shit as a personal insult.
"In Scotland we hated Trump before it became fashionable and we have a lot of suitable names to describe Donald Trump as for nicknames well they are mostly too harsh for the delicate ears of foreigners except when it is really funny to do so. Here are a few that may come to mind."
1. Custard-flavoured jobby.
2. Leather-faced piss jar.
3. Mangled apricot hellbeast.
4. Bawbag-eyed f**k bumper.
5. Glaikit heidbanger
6. Toupéd fucktrumpet.
7. Knuckle-brained fart lozenge.
8. Blinkered plum.
9. Huffy wee f***in bampot.
10. Utter cockwomble.
11. Degenerate corned beef face syrup wearing wankstain.
12. Rug wearing thunder nugget.
13. F**kin walloper.
14. Uncooked pastry.
15. Hamster heedit bampot.
16. F**k-knuckle.
17. Rotten orange f**knut.
18. Onion-eyed flap dragon.
19. Wee orange rodent.
20. Mop-headed fud.
21. Cock juggling thunderc**t.
22. Witless f**king cocksplat.
23. Gerbil-headed, woodstained, haunted spunktrumpet.
Well there is this Samantha Bee show demonstrating how disliked Trump is in Scotland.
The small girl calling him a c**t was particulalrly good but as Michael Forbes said an arsehole is always an arsehole.
As for people commenting on the poetry of Scottish insults - in the 15th and 16th Century there was a form of public entertainment called Flyting makars would engage in verbal contests of provocative, often sexual and scatological but highly poetic abuse. Flyting was permitted despite the fact that the penalty for profanities in public was a fine of 20/- (over £300 in 2017 prices) for a lord, or a whipping for a servant.
king James IV and his son encouraged "court flyting" between poets for their entertainment and occasionally engaged with them. There is a record of a contest between William Dunbar and Walter Kennedy in front of James IV, which includes the earliest recorded use of the word Shit as a personal insult.
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