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There are a couple of times when one would be so angry that they may wish to throw insult to someone in a way that the said person will feel insulted. Is it even possible to insult anyone without using the swear words?

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With confusion. For example suggesting that they’re an active contributor to the critical locality of dioxygenated carbon, their basic carbohydrate alkane quotient is a new record and that I simply would never have had the ideas they have.

 

(Critical mass of carbon dioxide = full of hot air, the most basic alkane is CH4 better known as methane and a significant byproduct of bovine fecal matter, and I wouldn’t have the ideas they had because they were too dumb to occur to me in the first place.)

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One way to insult someone without swearing is by saying, ‘Are you dumb or stupid? Pick one.’ Another one would be: ‘Are you not listening, or do you not get it at all?’
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When someone makes me mad enough to where I wish to insult them, I just tune them out and ignore them. I forget about them. I don't hold a grudge but I just don't allow them back into my life or my circle again.

 

I think holding grudges is bad for you.

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You can do a "Donald Trump" with your hands, ha ha. Just joking. No offense to anyone!
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I like to use sarcasm to insult somebody slyly if I really can't contain my feelings, but usually I can. Something like "oh my word, that's such an amazing idea, I have no idea why I didn't think of that" is vague enough to be reasonably considered to be praise, but also can be used extremely sarcastically if needed.

 

The alternative is to be ultra-patronising to somebody who is frustrating you. Example: "I can completely understand why you might feel that way, your feelings are valid! However, I don't agree for the following reasons, so..."

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You can do a "Donald Trump" with your hands, ha ha. Just joking. No offense to anyone!

What does that even mean? lol

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Swear in a different language,

or make backhanded comments lol

 

my mom does it all of the time. :LOL:

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What does that even mean? lol

I'd assume he's referring to Donald trump's hand gestures as a way to insult someone.

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Having had to work with the public before, I learned its just best if you didn't overall.

Many ways to do it. It's the hidden meaning of things that work best. Calling someone a tool or a fool works very well too.

You could always just drop an emoji too, if online, of course.

 

🔧 can work.

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That GIF reminds me of someone who once called me unethical for processing email lists through a 3rd-party, whilst simultaneously taking my home IP address and manually* inserting it into Cloudflare, a different 3rd party than I used, to block access, and against the Privacy Policy agreed to (but not their ToS), blurring the lines between unethical and illegal, but I can't quite put my finger on who that person is as they are a

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for thinking that they didn't do the same thing, but thinking to themselves that they took the "high road".

 

* I may be wrong about "manual" if they are using DigitalPoint's Cloudflare add on. However, the rest remains true as it's blocked at the Cloudflare level, meaning my data was still sent to a 3rd party without my consent, and I have plenty of Cloudflare Ray IDs saved to make that point, when and if the time becomes necessary.

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Bloody hello, you want to insult someone without swearing? Just get creative—nothing stings more than a well-placed, polite-sounding jab. For example, 'Ah, your confidence is truly inspiring... shame about the accuracy.
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You can insult someone without swearing by using clever, gentle jabs or sarcastic comments. For example, you might say, "You're really unique.. I've never met anyone quite like you! etc.. This way, you can get your point across without being overly harsh...

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