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Childhood Insults


Antynwa
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Spaz, spazmo, spacker, spacky four eyes (creative), terry bishop (no idea), crippledick, bender, gaylord, would all get used over the course of the day. We also had a kid whose nickname was Arse, which replaced his real name to such an extent that even the teachers called him Arse. Fucking teachers were cunts back then.

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Gay Lord

 

This. Kids these days don't know the subtle beauty of calling someone a "Gay" or "Gaylord" or even "Poof"

 

I actually think out year was creative when it came to insults because there was less swearing and more petty name calling. There was a group of 3 ugly girls and they were dubbed "Gremlins" then there was an ugly girl with braces and she was called "Terminator" or "Metal mouth"

 

There was this really scruffy family as well called the Robinson's. Naturally they became the "Scruffy family Robinson's" who according to some, drove a mattress car and lived on powdered milk and bread. And their house was apparently "Stuck in a fucking time warp with stains that had stains"

 

It's like, no one will really remember getting called a "Fag" or "spacker" 7 years after leaving school, but they'll definitely remember getting called "Gremlin" everyday. It's the kind of insult that just follows you through life.

 

Going back even further, there was a kid in primary school we called "Smelly Elliot" Imagine having a nick-name like that at 6 years old! I've not seen him in over 10 years but I just know he's still getting called that. You just don't escape that kind of torture.

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