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Subtle ways of insinuating someone is not too bright
Baron Grim Posted Jan 12, 2004
I'd argue with you, but I make it a rule never to get into a battle of wits with an unarmed person.
Twain- Never argue with a fool, no one can tell the difference.
Subtle ways of insinuating someone is not too bright
Secretly Not Here Any More Posted Jan 13, 2004
He/she couldn't empty a boot full of *urine* if the instructions were printed on the heel.
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Researcher 538645 Posted Jan 13, 2004
That's creeping into blonde joke teretory
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Artisan Posted Jan 13, 2004
If you had half a brain you'd walk with a limp.
If brains were s*** you'd smell like a rose.
One olive short of a pizza.
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Jerk Gently in The USA Posted Jan 13, 2004
"If brains were dinamite you couldn't blow your own nose"
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turvy (Fetch me my trousers Geoffrey...) Posted Jan 13, 2004
In general terms...
He/She was at the back of the queue when they were handing out brains.
And knowing that one, others follow based on age and gender...
Of the office boy - he was in the zit queue all along.
Handsom male boss/colleague - he got one but traded it in for a dick/muscles etc.
Very pretty colleague - someone told her that looks were important too and she took them literally.
One who sucks up to the boss - He/she went back to the tongue queue twice.
Others that come to mind.
I see the penthouse is still for rent.
What do you keep in there anyway?
Where you born that way or have you had lessons?
I can feel the tidal forces from here.
Oh look! Light bends when it comes around their head
Mr and Mrs Villiage-Idiot and the kids - The have to hold hands to synapse/think.
They keep the brain in a bucket and take turns.
and so on...
turvy
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Researcher 538645 Posted Jan 13, 2004
he/she's not a half-wit. That would require further study.
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HarpoNotMarx (((2*1)^6)-6-(2*8)=42 Posted Jan 13, 2004
Usually applied to myself when confused
"It's not my turn for the brain today!"
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DA ; Simply Vicky: Don't get pithy with me! Posted Jan 13, 2004
Then there's the good old Robin Reliant.
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Serephina Posted Jan 13, 2004
'hasn't read the whole backlog'
I once described an aquaintance of mine as 'he'd be a pr*t in any language'
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Teuchter Posted Jan 13, 2004
So intellectually challenged he has to shake his head to get a synapse?
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Northern Boy (lost somewhere in the great rhubarb triangle) <master of Freudian typos> Man or Badger? Posted Jan 13, 2004
were you dropped on your head as a child? i don't mean once i, i mean for a whole day.
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A Super Furry Animal Posted Jan 13, 2004
You'd have to stay up nights and *practice* to be that stupid.
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trainspotter Posted Jan 13, 2004
he is two chromosomes short of a fly, but his brain gives a perfect genetic match.
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A Super Furry Animal Posted Jan 13, 2004
Ithangyou
It's what my Latin teacher used to berate particularly thick people with...fortunately, I wasn't as bad at Latin as he thought I was - indeed I think I surprised him by scoring B in my O level.
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trainspotter Posted Jan 13, 2004
maybe he was a textbook short of an exam.
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A Super Furry Animal Posted Jan 14, 2004
Sadly not...although he was several hairs short of a combover...
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- 44: Researcher 538645 (Jan 13, 2004)
- 45: Artisan (Jan 13, 2004)
- 46: Jerk Gently in The USA (Jan 13, 2004)
- 47: turvy (Fetch me my trousers Geoffrey...) (Jan 13, 2004)
- 48: Researcher 538645 (Jan 13, 2004)
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- 50: DA ; Simply Vicky: Don't get pithy with me! (Jan 13, 2004)
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- 53: Northern Boy (lost somewhere in the great rhubarb triangle) <master of Freudian typos> Man or Badger? (Jan 13, 2004)
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