In the same way that a builder will have a toolbox of things they need for different jobs, a person should have a few ways to tell someone that their skull no doubt makes a hollow noise when tapped. After all, you never know when you’ll need a verbal tool to tell someone that they are, well, a tool.
So we’ve gathered some of the best insults that people have kept locked and loaded for a rainy day. Get comfortable as you read through, take note of the best ones, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your own thoughts, ideas and experiences in the comments section down below.
#1

“Oh I’m sorry! Did the middle of my sentence interrupt the start of yours?”
I heard that in a video and laugh every time I think about it.
I heard that in a video and laugh every time I think about it.
126points
#2

In my younger days, I was often questioned- “ You are young, pretty and have a great job. Why are you not married?”
And I would always respond….
“Well, I have not met a man that deserves to be that happy.” 😊
And I would always respond….
“Well, I have not met a man that deserves to be that happy.” 😊
118points
#3

Seen in Irish Pub;
“I am somewhat of a bullsh**ter myself, but occasionally I enjoy listening to an expert. Please, carry on”.
“I am somewhat of a bullsh**ter myself, but occasionally I enjoy listening to an expert. Please, carry on”.
113points
#4

I admire your confidence. If I were that consistently wrong, I don’t think I’d have the courage to keep talking.
108points
#5

My husband was being relentlessly hit on by a nasty woman and she wanted his phone number (after he tried to tell her he was married - so was she apparently) so he says “do you have a pen?” To which she replies “sure!” and tried to hand it to him … he says “good, you should probably get back to it before the farmer notices you’re missing” 🤣 heh heh 🐷
108points
#6

A favorite line from Shakespeare “I do desire that we should be better strangers”.
105points
#7

Them: "You look better without your glasses on"
Me: You look better without my glasses on, too. ☺️
Me: You look better without my glasses on, too. ☺️
102points
#8

"What an odd thing to say out loud".
101points
#9

When I was 9 months pregnant, I went looking for my favorite snacky snack (Cadbury mini eggs) and my husband had eaten all of them. I just looked him dead in the eyes and said “…no jury on earth would convict me…”
After a long awkward pause we both laughed. But my laugh wasn’t the same as his laugh… 😐
After a long awkward pause we both laughed. But my laugh wasn’t the same as his laugh… 😐
101points
#10

When someone makes a cruel/insensitive joke, pretend not to understand so they have to explain it. "Huh? I don't get it. Can you elaborate?"
89points
#11

I was out in the community with a bunch of adults with special needs.
Very old woman: Back in my day, we kept people like that in cages.
Me: Back in my day, we kept people like you in nursing homes.
Very old woman: Back in my day, we kept people like that in cages.
Me: Back in my day, we kept people like you in nursing homes.
87points
#12

I work in a call center, my go to once someone starts cussing me out is, "Wow, this must be a very frustrating situation to take it out on a complete stranger."
87points
#13

Nurse with 25 years experience to the intern mansplaining her job to her:
"Wow look that was so interesting! And you with your training wheels and shiny new stethoscope, I'm so proud!"
"Wow look that was so interesting! And you with your training wheels and shiny new stethoscope, I'm so proud!"
87points
#14

My daughter(5 at the time) told a bald man with a wrinkled scalp, "I can tell you're really smart, because I can see your brain on the outside!" He was clutching pearls and laughing at the same time. He still remembers this, 2 years later.
83points
#15

1. Poor planning on your part is not an emergency on mine.
2. Changing the volume of your argument doesn't make it the right thing to say.
2. Changing the volume of your argument doesn't make it the right thing to say.
82points
#16

I was a cashier at Lowe’s home improvement and customers would sometimes be rude or make offhanded remarks (DIY can be stressful, but it’s not my fault!)… I would smile, look them dead in the eye, and sweetly say, “I’m sorry I didn’t catch that. What did you say?” And maintain eye contact. Not really an insult, but most people can’t be jerks to your face. 🤣
81points
#17

My fave i got in trouble in school for. Lazy girl in theatre didn’t want to help paint. She said she was allergic to latex. I yelled if you were allergic to latex you’d have like 5 kids by now. I got called into the office but my professor thought it was funny.
77points
#18

I would explain it for you but I don't have the crayons..
76points
#19

I had a 3month old baby and Someone once made a remark about my wobbly stomach. I replied “I just had a baby, what’s your excuse?”
76points
#20

“I’m surprised that you thought that was an appropriate thing to say.”
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73points



