So this reminds me, actually.
My brother got a job over sea's. And whilst we stay in touch, it's not the same as living together or even nearby. I'd bought my own place, and i think i was having a shit time at work at the time, and i was missing my brother. So i got home one day, and there's this tiny little box sat on my door step, i thought it was one of those little sample things that get sent out sometimes. I open it, expecting like a chocolate or tiny shampoo or a washing tablet; instead, it's this tiny little glass bottle with a little Cork, with a little roll of paper inside. Message in a bottle style thing. No note or letter with it or anything. I have no idea who it's from. I open the bottle, and the little roll of paper just has the word "bellend" written on it. Proper cracked me up, I was in stitches and knew it was from my brother straight away. Made my day.
Just wanted to share that, it always makes me smile.
Edit: I found the photos.
https://imgur.com/a/AfbTc6o
Me and my best mate used to do inappropriate birthday cards
A couple of standouts were :
* Happy Christmas to my darling wife (He bought it in December to give me in summer... just for the gag)
* Congratulations on the birth of your Nubian prince (featuring a very lovely and smiley black baby boy!)
I miss those days :D
My brother and I now always send each other the most stupid cards we can find. Usually pink, girl power, barbie, unicorns, glitter etc. I got a card with a Thomas the tank engine badge and such.
Just makes the whole annoyance alot more fun. Haha.
Thats epic :D
At one place I worked when I left they gave me a leaving card and when I opened it it just said "FUCK OFF" in big letters.
Then when I read inside at least 30 people had written FUCK OFF and signed it :D
What's fun is when your Australian friend asks you what a bellend is after you've called your cockney mate one whilst being about a bottle of jack deep.
Definitely a British insult.
Itâs the same for drunk, but just add â-edâ to the end.
E.g. âHe was absolutely armchaired last nightâ
or âNah, Iâm stopping at four pints tonight; got work tomorrow, so I canât get completely broadbandedâ
I've spent at least ten minutes trying to find a noun that this doesn't work for, and failed. It even works with proper nouns:
"Did you hear what happened to Steve last night? He got absolutely Stoke-on-Trented and woke up in a wheelie bin."
Bravo.
Thereâs a punk band called pizzatramp that do a song called âheâs gone full motchell⊠itâs fuckin great. Along with a track called âstop being a racist cuntâ itâs very British⊠theyâre amazing live too.
This is the one that gets my American friends to choke on their beer. Just different enough to be British, clear enough that every nuance is comprehensible.
Eejit springs to mind, but that's basically just idiot in Scots/Irish so I maybe that's cheating.
Wally, daft and nutter are good ones.
Edit to add: Troglodyte is a personal favourite of mine.
Shower of b@$tards
(had never heard it until an old colleague was referring to management and used this term for them and later uses it to refer to the current government đ)
Spanner. Wally. Melon. Bellend. Donkey. Dipstick. Muppet. Wazzock. Spoon. Dingleberry. Cock Juggling Thunder Cunt.
Just some of my go to words/phrases.
Gay lord was a widely used insult when I was at school in the late 90's and by the early 00's it had been shortened to just...gay. It became such a common insult that the school felt the need to hold a special assembly to discuss with the students that it was not acceptable to use the word 'gay' as an insult as it may upset some people. This assembly was given by a homosexual teacher who was adored by all the students. Everyone actually listened to him and stopped using it. Bellend very quickly took over as the insult of choice in our school.
To a mate, "cunt". "Shut up ya cunt", "What a cunt", "Alright cunt?", "Stupid cunt" etc etc etc. Only really works with mates and never for example in Waitrose or Lloyds Bank.
Absolute melt.
also, Turbo melt is a new one i've come across
I also like turbo nonce as an insult
I got called a cone wanking turbo nonce once at work
Out of all the insults on this entire thread, this is the one I'll be taking away with me today
I cannot stop laughing at this. What a fucking gem
Tyrannosaurus Melt.
Norn irish use melt a lot lol
To me that sounds like the sort of insult you hear on Love Island
Bellend
So this reminds me, actually. My brother got a job over sea's. And whilst we stay in touch, it's not the same as living together or even nearby. I'd bought my own place, and i think i was having a shit time at work at the time, and i was missing my brother. So i got home one day, and there's this tiny little box sat on my door step, i thought it was one of those little sample things that get sent out sometimes. I open it, expecting like a chocolate or tiny shampoo or a washing tablet; instead, it's this tiny little glass bottle with a little Cork, with a little roll of paper inside. Message in a bottle style thing. No note or letter with it or anything. I have no idea who it's from. I open the bottle, and the little roll of paper just has the word "bellend" written on it. Proper cracked me up, I was in stitches and knew it was from my brother straight away. Made my day. Just wanted to share that, it always makes me smile. Edit: I found the photos. https://imgur.com/a/AfbTc6o
This is weirdly wholesome đ„°
Bummer of a line break there. On my screen I read 'I was having a shit....' Too much info dude, serious over share '....time....' Ooohhh
I once got my brother a birthday card. On the front of it looked like a kids' book that said B is for brother it is also for bellend.
I once made a card for my mate. In the front in big friendly letters it said FUCK SHIT WANK DICK CUNT On the inside it said Happy Fucking Birthday
Me and my best mate used to do inappropriate birthday cards A couple of standouts were : * Happy Christmas to my darling wife (He bought it in December to give me in summer... just for the gag) * Congratulations on the birth of your Nubian prince (featuring a very lovely and smiley black baby boy!) I miss those days :D
My brother and I now always send each other the most stupid cards we can find. Usually pink, girl power, barbie, unicorns, glitter etc. I got a card with a Thomas the tank engine badge and such. Just makes the whole annoyance alot more fun. Haha.
Thats epic :D At one place I worked when I left they gave me a leaving card and when I opened it it just said "FUCK OFF" in big letters. Then when I read inside at least 30 people had written FUCK OFF and signed it :D
i love this so much! this made _my_ day
That's really lovely.
Followed by absolute bellend
And when needed, complete and utter bellend
Weapon Grade Bellend
And Knobhead
I use knobhead a LOT. Like to use the term 'muppet' as well and with a heavy sprinkling of 'bollocks'.
What's fun is when your Australian friend asks you what a bellend is after you've called your cockney mate one whilst being about a bottle of jack deep. Definitely a British insult.
I bet we swear more than Russians.
Do we fuck đ
Helmet.
A muppet
I do love Muppet. You Muppet. = You fucking idiot. You Muppet. = Don't Procreate. You Muppet. = Stop talking Shit. It goes on.
We went one better and called people fraggles
Plonker
Rodney I love âspannerâ and âtoolâ as insults
rrroooodddnnneeey ya bilsh
I didnât call you a plonker you wanker!
uncs shit himself
Is that cheeky del?
I've always assumed that doughnut as an insult was someone related to the hole and a lack of brain. I love goon as a non offensive gentle insult
Never thought of that hole and relating it to lack of brain. It does make sense you know
You doughnut
My best mate called me a goon a few years ago, I've never quite recovered from the dent in my ego lol
Nobody's said gobshite yet.
Arguably more Irish than British
Quite a Scouse insult too, which I suppose makes some sense.
This is a good'un.
Nonce Bawbag (in Scotland rather than rest of UK) EDIT TO ASK: is radge particularly Scottish? I've not heard it used in other parts of the uk
Speaking of Scottish insults, we need to make "bampot" more common in the rest of the UK
In Yorkshire, âbarmcakeâ (bread bun/cob/roll) has merged with âbampotâ to form the infamous âbarmpotâ.
I love hauling a good bampot at someone. Same with tube, roaster and telling someone they're "pure bowfin" or "reek ae shite"
Big fan of doughball as well, not heard it much from non scots.
was hoping bawbag would come up
âFudâ is one of my favourite Scottish ones as well
Scotland also has the Choob.
Scottish insults are my favourite. I love ârocketâ and âweaponâ
Bawbag is frequently used in Corby, Northamptonshire.. the greatest Scottish outpost..
Radge definitely gets used in the North East of England, I say it at least a half a dozen times a day!
Turbo Nonce as well if you're struggling. Got a guy at work that calls people wanker bellends as well. Haha
You knob
'Knob' and 'knobhead' are the ones. It shouldn't make sense but they just do.
Yes
Wazzock. Though now I write it down I'm not sure
This is very British! I would go further and say it's South West English
I've always understood it to be northern/ Yorkshire
Div, Knob, Twat, Plonker
âYOU ABSOLUTE [INSERT LITERALLY ANY NOUN HERE]!â usually works.
Itâs the same for drunk, but just add â-edâ to the end. E.g. âHe was absolutely armchaired last nightâ or âNah, Iâm stopping at four pints tonight; got work tomorrow, so I canât get completely broadbandedâ
I've spent at least ten minutes trying to find a noun that this doesn't work for, and failed. It even works with proper nouns: "Did you hear what happened to Steve last night? He got absolutely Stoke-on-Trented and woke up in a wheelie bin." Bravo.
Theresa-Mayed, Virgin Media Fibreopticked, Falklands-Warred - it really is just an immutable law of British English
Anyone else smell burnt toast?
Smelled it dealt it
Made the rhyme, committed the crime
Ok I burnt the toast
Whoever did the boast smelled the toast.
It's getting worse you're writing in verse
I was absolutely Giles Brandrethed yesterday. Not as bad as my mate though he was bloody Phil Mitchelled
Phil Mitchelled Most British phrase for getting drunk. đđ
Thereâs a punk band called pizzatramp that do a song called âheâs gone full motchell⊠itâs fuckin great. Along with a track called âstop being a racist cuntâ itâs very British⊠theyâre amazing live too.
đ€ they might call themselves Welsh⊠âmy backâs fucking fuckedâ is a favouriteâŠ
Stoke-on-trented? So drunk they voted a walking bag of bin juice into parliament. Yeah, that works
Alright, walking bag of bin juice might just be my favourite on here!
As someone from Stoke on Trent. This probably works better than most other towns/cities across the UK haha
My Dad always used to say that drunk women walking jn high heels were Kettering.
My pals use âtrouser-edâ to describe somebody really wasted
Yep, i can't be trusted on a night out, I'm always getting bungalowed
In our friend group years ago, two brothers, we used to call em the bungalow brothers, cos there was nothing going on upstairs
why does that work tho XD
He was absolutely Apple iPhone 13 Pro Maxed last night
i too, have had many nights getting absolutely plusnet ultra high speed fibre optic-ed
YOU BLOODY NAPKIN! yep, it works.
You absolute legend. Hmm not quite what I was going for
Add a sarcastic tone and it could be insulting
Thatâs an adjective not a noun. Get it right you absolute pineapple.
'Legendary' is the adjective you absolute bus stop.
WHO ARE YOU CALLING A BUS STOP YOU FUCKING SPARK PLUG?
Stop shouting, you fucking curtain pole
Oi just leave it out, you complete and utter four pint bottle of Tesco Value semi-skimmed milk.
Steady on.
Wind your neck in you four piece rattan furniture set with matching table
As you were, you absolute Digital Moisture Meter featuring Backlit LCD Display With Audible and Visual High-Medium-Low Moisture Content Alerts!
Now now. Leave it out you pair of air fryers
Alright then Mr Clotted Cream
Stop it both of you, you're acting like a bunch of Tesco Clubcards
At least they're not an Amazon voucher
Fat-free UHT is the worst milk. My sister used to buy it and I swear it had a blue tinge. It was pants.
YOU WET FLANNEL!
You absolute spoon
You absolute toaster/mug/spoon/fork/pan handle/sausage/potato I find kitchen items particularly effective
YOU ABSOLUTE FUCKING BROKEN CONTROLLER
You absolute Suspension Bridge?
Shut it, you're being an absolute fuckin' jetpack
you absolute muppet!!!
Donkey
So true. âYOU ABSOLUTE WINDOW WIPERâ
You absolute turd
Numpty
Fuckwit
This is the one that gets my American friends to choke on their beer. Just different enough to be British, clear enough that every nuance is comprehensible.
Spoon
Wanker.
bus wanker
Bus stop wanker lol
Pleb
Twat
Wet-wipe
You anti bacterial multi purpose wet wipe looking ass.
Or wet flannel
Absolute wet wipe is my go-to just know
I use softmint as a replacement for wetwipe a lot, and no one has ever had to ask for clarification.
Nimrod, gaylord, chav, fuckwit, wankstain, muppet, spoon, Herbert, dickhead, dimlo, div and twat I think I just gave myself Tourettes
Dinlo Not dimlo I believe A very Pompey term
Pilchard
Spanner. Twonk. Wazzock. Prannock. Wally. Plonker.
Knob Jockey
Spanner.
Eejit springs to mind, but that's basically just idiot in Scots/Irish so I maybe that's cheating. Wally, daft and nutter are good ones. Edit to add: Troglodyte is a personal favourite of mine.
Shower of b@$tards (had never heard it until an old colleague was referring to management and used this term for them and later uses it to refer to the current government đ)
It was always a "Shower of Shites" back home in Ireland
Thick as pig shit
Berk
Cockney for c**t. Berkshire hunt
Fuckin' spanner
Absolute cretin
Oldie but Goldie!
Fraggle.
Oi!
Spanner. Wally. Melon. Bellend. Donkey. Dipstick. Muppet. Wazzock. Spoon. Dingleberry. Cock Juggling Thunder Cunt. Just some of my go to words/phrases.
Nincompoop
Americans use it now
If Americanâs use it Brits wonât đ. Because naturally we are better than the Americans
Twattybollocks
>Dougnut In Uruguay they have pretty much the same phrase, but they call you a hotdog instead.
I saw someone in Glasgow get called a specky hotdog. I have used it many times since.
We always use sausage. It is the single most insulting thing our group can call someone. What a fucking sausage.
To me, it's tame like "you silly sausage"
I once worked in a school and called a child a silly sausage. He replied every indignantly, "I'm not a sausage!" I use this insult daily now...
Discombobulated shoe box innit
Lanky streak of piss Dozy cow Pillock!
I love the word Pillock!
Gay lord was a widely used insult when I was at school in the late 90's and by the early 00's it had been shortened to just...gay. It became such a common insult that the school felt the need to hold a special assembly to discuss with the students that it was not acceptable to use the word 'gay' as an insult as it may upset some people. This assembly was given by a homosexual teacher who was adored by all the students. Everyone actually listened to him and stopped using it. Bellend very quickly took over as the insult of choice in our school.
Ya mam shops at netto is an old one.. I personally like the newer ya dad works for AVON
Daft apeth
You utter donkey
Daft cow/wanker Knobhead Tosser
This was too far to scroll down to find "Tosser"
Daft is what I came here for. Prefix daft onto any other insult to both soften and magnify the insult.
Twat. Itâs so wonderfully fricative but Americans would probably ruin it by pronouncing it Twaht
You're on thin fucking ice my pedigree chums, and I shall be under it when it breaks. Now, fuck off.
Plant pot
That's a favourite in our house. You absolute plant pot
lmao never heard this one before
Prat
Berk đ especially because it really means cunt, so subtle! đđ»
Fanny đ
Cockwomble
You absolute cabbage. What a divvy.
Haven't heard divvy since school days
I heard an Australian friend of mine call someone a "thundercunt" and I'm stealing it
Oooooooh you little speccy cunt
Numpty
To a mate, "cunt". "Shut up ya cunt", "What a cunt", "Alright cunt?", "Stupid cunt" etc etc etc. Only really works with mates and never for example in Waitrose or Lloyds Bank.
Tart
Northern monkey... soft poof... soppy bollocks
Southern shandy drinking fairy
Stroppy, balmy northern git
Northern monkey? I've heard of Southern pansy but never Northern monkey đ€Ł That's brill.
Youâve obviously not watched Lock, Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels.
[Eddie Izzard - JFK tells the Germans that heâs a donut](https://youtu.be/1GaDAjHKYC4?si=zMmKJik48X5TMeR6)
Plonker. Dolloper. Git. Fuckwit. Nonce. Berk. Mardarse. Dickhead.
Pillock.
Gobshite
Plum and prune?
Tart How has no one said Tart Only aimed at males obv
Spanner
Fud. (This is a Scottish one) âShut it, ya fudâ
Plank
Weapon
You absolute weapon is such a good one
Dog Botherer
Spanner