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Saturday, April 9, 2016

H is for...

Welcome to my 7th Challenge. Thank you Arlee Bird!  I know a certain Brit with a certain dog, who's a modest internet star, who thinks we are all crazy for doing this. So I'm doing something off the wall and a bit different just to put a smile on his face (and yours too I hope) and her muzzle if they so happen to stop by.



It's all about the A to Z of:




Shakespearean Insults
First Folio





Today's insult: Thou art surely a HEDGE-BORN maggot-pie.






AND







Surrealist Compliments!
Alexa szlavics oilpainting


Today's compliment: Your layers of absinthe form concretion to HYPERALIMENTAION.
















May they cause you to smile.
May they lighten your day and help you take things less seriously.
Pass them on if you would like.
Make up your own and share in the comments.
Or visit the Shakespearean Insult Generators HERE and
the Surrealist Compliment Generator HERE.

If you'd like to visit other participants in the A to Z Challenge, go HERE.

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16 comments:


  1. Oh, I'm so glad I discovered you on the A to Z Challenge! We're doing something a bit (kinda sorta) similar. (I'm diving into the thesaurus to see what I might find.) I love your insults and compliments. Absolutely fabulous!


    Julie Valerie - A to Z Challenge
    Menu of Ways to Be Happy
    http://www.julievalerie.com/thesaurus-tyrannosaurus-h/

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  2. I love the maggot pie insult :) I'd get a bit tongue twisted saying the compliment :)

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  3. Just reading maggot-pie made my stomach flip!

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  4. Maggot-pie. Well, I never! For some reason, the insults are more fun than the complements.

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  5. Maggot-pie. Well, I never! For some reason, the insults are more fun than the complements.

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  6. LOL with a maggot pie; the imagery that has in my mind!

    betty

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  7. That last one is a really big word.

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  8. Hahaha! A HEDGE-BORN maggot-pie. I love that!

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  9. I have no idea what hedge-born means but maggot-pie is pretty straightforward.

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  10. Haha! Thanks for making me laugh - whodda thunk I'd get such a kick out of being insulted in Shakespearean English? I have no idea what the surreal compliment means, but the pic is cool. Reminds me of Dali. Have a great weekend, Bish! :)

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  11. I think we were all knocked out by maggot-pie.

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  12. Okay, so it's sort of understandable that you might find maggots in a hedge (if there's something dead in the hedge) - but that compliment defeats me! :)

    Susan A Eames from
    Travel, Fiction and Photos

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  13. Okay, so it's sort of understandable that you might find maggots in a hedge (if there's something dead in the hedge) - but that compliment defeats me! :)

    Susan A Eames from
    Travel, Fiction and Photos

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  14. Maggot-pie is quite an offensive insult!

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  15. thanks for a previous comment now I kinda get the insult, which is awful indeed hehehe, but sadly I did not understand the compliment. Oh my your posts are so much fun, it's a good thing I changed my usual course and visited you blog.
    Haneen @ I Will Never Give you Up (no. 693)

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  16. Shakespeare's a rascal and LOL funny when you read his work in the dialect he intended. Googled the compliment and got a lot of game FAQs and poems - though I still don't totally get it, it does roll nicely off the tongue :-) Good luck with the rest of the AtoZchallenge.

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