The English language: Favourite sayings, aphorisms, insults, ...

Rufusdog

Forum GOD!
As slippery as snot on an iceberg.
A spanner in the works.
Up the spout.
Toe rag.
self-gratification artist.
Knuckle sandwich.
Barley sandwich.
Bollocks.
Shut your gob.
Family jewels.
What a cock up.
Load of cobblers.
Porkies.

To add some Texan (lived there for 10 years):
We’re down to the lick log.
South Texas frog strangler.
All hat no cattle.
 
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halvor

a most elusive fish
I find the regular British insults hilarious, for some reason. Normal to you lot from the isles, but not for me. So: self-gratification artist, tosser, twonk, git, plonker, twat...

Edit: that first item in the list is modified by the system from a single word starting with w and continuing anker. Didn’t know there was such a profanity filter at work.
 

R181

Grumpy old man
So ugly they feed him with a slingshot

His breath would knock a buzzard off a poop wagon

So ugly they tied pork chops to his ears so the dogs would play with him

Tighter than skin on a wiener

So tight he'd squeeze a nickel till the buffalo poop.

Dutch date/Treat

Too soon old, too late smart

Bob
 

Rufusdog

Forum GOD!
As my brother-in-law is fond of saying, ‘On your bike swan-neck.’
Calling Ralph on the white telephone.
Worshipping the porcelain god.
Tossed my cookies.
Technicolour yawn.
Bit the biscuit.
 

Rufusdog

Forum GOD!
You’re so full of sh*t your eyes are brown!

To quote a Canadian Prime Minister, ‘fuddle, duddle’. Come to think of it my previous aphorism is very much applicable to him.
 
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