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35. Those two words will be banned as "unparliamentary language"

Reply to hughee99 (Reply #28)

Wed Jan 20, 2016, 02:30 AM

Jan 2016

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Which is why "Wazzock" is as rude as they can get.

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The many insulting adjectives the British Parliament used to describe Donald Trump [View all] Rosa Luxemburg Jan 2016 OP

Winner of the sperm race n/t Kennah Jan 2016 #1

Idiot? That's being too kind! Initech Jan 2016 #2

In America, maybe Tab Jan 2016 #18

You're obviously not familiar with our Parliament nxylas Jan 2016 #22

Oh, I've seen videos of Parliament Tab Jan 2016 #24

Shakespeare had a perfect term for someone like Trump: forest444 Jan 2016 #3

Xenophobic! Idiot is a noun. Grammar idiots, don't let them into America! LOL. L. Coyote Jan 2016 #4

Wazzock! moondust Jan 2016 #5

A word worth adding... 3catwoman3 Jan 2016 #6

It's about as "Northern" as a word can get T_i_B Jan 2016 #17

Interesting that the papers chose "idiot" for the translation to use ... Nihil Jan 2016 #21

Grauniad article about the word "Wazzock" T_i_B Jan 2016 #36

that article led me to a great book, "balderdah and piffle: one sandwich short of a dog's dinner" niyad Jan 2016 #41

I had to look that one up.. cannabis_flower Jan 2016 #30

OH that word brings back a wonderful memory !!! KentuckyWoman Jan 2016 #48

my daughters were howling! "buffoonery" was their fave n/t zazen Jan 2016 #7

Trump the buffoon - an accurate description indeed! n/t Little Tich Jan 2016 #8

Mammon's bastard son. Freelancer Jan 2016 #9

and what must they think of our media IcyPeas Jan 2016 #10

Our media are no better T_i_B Jan 2016 #14

Most of the British press is incredibly awful LeftishBrit Jan 2016 #16

And yet Manifestor_of_Light Jan 2016 #31

Most of the Daily Fail's science coverage T_i_B Jan 2016 #34

Derpy Monk06 Jan 2016 #11

“the orange prince of American self-publicity.” bermudat Jan 2016 #12

Rachel had a segment on this tonight Gothmog Jan 2016 #13

In the UK, 'trump' is another word for 'fart' LeftishBrit Jan 2016 #15

Very apt. n/t Chemisse Jan 2016 #25

LOL! Rosa Luxemburg Jan 2016 #32

If Trump does come over here he won't escape the tuba. Bad Dog Jan 2016 #19

That is among the top funniest things I've ever seen. KentuckyWoman Jan 2016 #49

You're welcome. Bad Dog Jan 2016 #50

Charlie Pierce of Esquire calls Trump a "vulgar talking yam." - nt KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #20

he shouldn't insult the yams niyad Jan 2016 #42

I don't think they're paying enough attention to the other GOP candidates. nt valerief Jan 2016 #23

Der Trumpenführer to start 47of74 Jan 2016 #26

der drumpfenfuhrer (to more accurately reflect the original spelling of the family name) niyad Jan 2016 #43

Yes. We think he's a douchebag too. It's just such common knowledge Oneironaut Jan 2016 #27

Anyone call him a "wanker" or "tosser"? hughee99 Jan 2016 #28

Those two words will be banned as "unparliamentary language" T_i_B Jan 2016 #35

Saw this on MSNBC last night Lazy Daisy Jan 2016 #29

They wonder about all those people who are supporting Trump Rosa Luxemburg Jan 2016 #33

At least we'd have an equal to Putin. Kablooie Jan 2016 #37

K&R. I listened for a while and liked their asking if he was merely a buffoon or more dangerous. Overseas Jan 2016 #38

"wazzock"-- love that one. niyad Jan 2016 #39

I hadn't heard of wazzock Rosa Luxemburg Jan 2016 #40

or, in a shakespearean riff--lackbrain. niyad Jan 2016 #44

So if Trump is banned in the UK; greiner3 Jan 2016 #45

Old Fartface won't be banned T_i_B Jan 2016 #46

K&R. It was so refreshing to have him described frankly as a buffoon as the bottom line. Overseas Jan 2016 #47