favourite insults

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bikerkeith

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794 posts

270 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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Road rage, don't we hate it? How many times, like me, have you been lost for want of a suitably withering insult?
So what are your faves?
My best isn't very special, but it had a stunning impact at the time.
I was driving sensibly (for a change) down a busy suburban road when an anonymous Nissan/Toyota/Mazda saloon pulled away from the kerb, causing me to take avoiding action. I duly communicated my displeasure to the driver, who screached to a halt and leapt out of the door. I stopped and pointed out my views on his lack of consideration, followed by expected comments on speed of driving. I then accused him of being "a typical Japanese car driver". He went bright red, his face puffed up and I expected him to do a repeat of the evil Chinese guy in Big Trouble in Little China (who blew up and spread green slime everywhere). Instead his wife, who by this time had got out of the passenger door and walked around, grabbed him and told him to calm down, then accused me of making him lose his temper.
I just fell about laughing and walked back to my car. So who has got the ultimate put down for dopy drivers?

JonRB

75,718 posts

278 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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Ah well, if its insults you want then have a look at www.autoinsult.com/

M@H

11,297 posts

278 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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Having shot past some slow driver etc. who then shouts "w@nker" at you, I find "NUMPTY" in response works well... you should see the look of confusion on their faces.


Cheers
Matt.

JonRB

75,718 posts

278 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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who then shouts "w@nker" at you
I think Eddie Izzard's response to that one is best. Itgoes something along the lines of
"Errr, yes, I w@nk. Doesn't everyone?"

PetrolTed

34,443 posts

309 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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My mum taught me this one after some knob cut us up on the Seven Bridge many years ago. She got the whole family to smile at him as we crawled past in the Viva. Enraged him even more!

KarenH

203 posts

276 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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There are two types of people - w@nkers & liars !

Roadrunner

2,690 posts

273 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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I had a guy in an absolute rage one time by just laughing back at his rants. The more I laughed at his state, the worse he got. He got redder and crazier each time, but could say nothing of any sense. Made himself look like an imbecile infront of some people near by. Mad!

M-Five

11,393 posts

290 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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Laughing has to be the best option, follwed by yawning to show you've heard it all before!

loudpedal

3,928 posts

275 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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I had some fat old berk in a big black mercedes (who obviously believed that road ownership came with the car) start effing and blinding at me for daring to try and pass him down a narrow double parked back street (it was my right of way). As he swore like a guardsman, getting more and more irate, I smiled and was massively over polite, calling the tw@t 'old chap' and 'old bean'. Boy did that get the fokker irritated. He nearly blew a head vein.

>> Edited by loudpedal on Thursday 18th April 17:35

Roadrunner

2,690 posts

273 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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Fantastic response! Always good for a laugh, taking the upper hand.

DIGGA

41,086 posts

289 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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as we crawled past in the Viva. Enraged him even more!



I can imagine. I hate being overtaken by Vivas!

Roadrunner

2,690 posts

273 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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Another response I've used on a loud mouth yobbo before was - "Sorry?....Sorry? No, I cannot understand you. Sorry? .....Please try and speak clearly." Obviously only works on certain types, but guaranteed to make them feel an inch high.

nubbin

6,809 posts

284 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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My variation on the Eddie Izzard theme is, when I hear that call, is "Me too!. I admire your honesty!"

ultimapaul

3,940 posts

270 months

Thursday 18th April 2002
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The best response I've heard to being called a W@nker, is, "It's a pitty your daddy wasn't."

hertsbiker

6,358 posts

277 months

Friday 19th April 2002
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The best response is to break their kneecaps with the Maglite at the next traffic lights.

Bodo

12,405 posts

272 months

Friday 19th April 2002
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My best one was:
***

I did not understand what he was replying, but got a fair bit louder

>> Edited by bodo on Tuesday 24th December 02:16

flasher

9,238 posts

290 months

Friday 19th April 2002
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My favourite one was to a teenager in his Maxpower Nova
at the lights.......

"Does your Sister know that you are driving her car like that?"

All his mates were laughing at him
........
but my Missus told me to grow up

JMGS4

8,755 posts

276 months

Friday 19th April 2002
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If it's a bloke blow them a kiss, they go rather red and brake rather hard! A numpty girl.... do the same!the look of confusion is exceptional!

NikB

1,834 posts

271 months

Friday 19th April 2002
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I was approaching one of choke things where the road narrows to a single lane. The oncoming traffic had priority, there was a juggernaught coming towards me so naturally I stopped. The lad behind me took exception to this and decided to overtake me and go for the gap. It was really funny becuase the trucker forced this guy over so far that he mounted the pavement with quite a large impact. I gave the trucker a big thumbs up - he was pissing himself.
Any way I get to the next choke (this is not a fast road) and the guy has blocked the road and is waiting for me to let me know his displeasure at what had just happened. I stop he jumps out, he is a greasy 17 year old with his shirt open to his waist showing off his pigeon chest. Oh he also had a large kenwood sticker in the back window of his sierra GLS. I lock the doors and just sit there laughing while he waves his fist at the window threatening me getting redder and redder. So I pick up a pen and paper and write his number down and then pick up the phone to ring the cozzers. At this point he blow his top, went mad threatened to kill me, and jumped into his car. I followed him for a bit - he kept braking hard and pulling on his handbrake to try and scare me.
I have never laughed so much, never reported him though.

Nik

marki

15,763 posts

276 months

Friday 19th April 2002
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So Nikb why was the tosser giving you a hard time ???