HARNIC RHETORIC : WEAPONS FOR THOSE THAT BEAR NO ARMS!!
The following is a list of good Harnic insults, use them on friends, use
them on foes, but use them carefully please! I
cannot be held responsible
for unsatisfied "customers!" These are a collection of home made,
common, and Shakespearian modifications.
INSULTS:
Thou hast surely been on Dekejis'
serving platter.
Thoust would not be even a
table scrap for Dekejis.
Naveh's dung in your teeth!
And your breath reeks of his lies.
Her pride fled when Thalia
left.
That she would take such a
loathsome oaf, methinks she may be Syverhyn.
Where they sons of mine that
did so, I'd have them whipped; or sent to
the
place of Quimen to be Crimson damned.
Rethem is a den for dogs and
Gargun, and worthy of no man's treading.
He is but a Satyr! Rapacious
and hairy.
Not even mighty Herpa could
bash out his brains, as he has none.
Myrvria her self must have
kissed him, as his breath is so foul and stinks
of
rotting corpses.
Thou hast the manners of a
Gargun, and breath twice as foul.
He is like a loathsome dwarf,
short of stature, humor, and generosity.
The only thing elf like about
that one is his immortality, as he is eternally
infuriating.
Morsindar! If elf at
all.
Thou art so short and queer!
Surely a changeling.
He is... he is a thing to
bad for bad report.
She looks at him with venom'd
daggers.
I scorn thee and thy fashion,
peevish boy.
Kaldor, dear Kaldor is strongest
in bravery. your Ivanian, your Thard, your
slack
faced Rethemi, are but mites to brave Kaldor.
He's a most notorious coward,
an infinite and endless liar, an hourly
promise
breaker. A small bark would send him fleeing.
He doth love his page too
much methinks.
Lumber on you fat and greasy
bastards! 'Tis apparently the fashion here.
An evening like this with
you m'lady is more cheaply bought elsewhere.
Thou basest of things!
Begone from my sight.
His face be so tart as to
sour fresh grapes.
A whoreson, flap eared, beetle-headed
knave!
Only for your heath and digestion's
sake good sir. An after dinner mint?
Were you split open his liver,
one could get a mug of spirits for free!
You play the mongrel sir.
Thinking your wagging tongue to persuade me.
A plague upon thee!
A pox to rot thy yellow teeth.
You must be deep in your cups,
to be such a fool.
Your appearance goes much
against my stomach.
There are no loose tongues
about you dear lady. For all know of your
whoring.
Thine advice is not worth
a rotten egg.
He is like an overturned cup.
Empty, loud, leaving a mess.
Your wits, are strongly encastled
in a stone skull.
Bear not the effort.
His wits are gone.
How now my weak hearted fop.
What mischief are you upon today?
Thou rotted apple.. thou addle-witted
fiend.. thou great noodle.
Impudent hopping flea!
Thou hairy nothing.
Thou tripe encased rascal!
Oh arrant ass! Go shake
thine ears elsewhere.
Thou whoreson assbreath, out
with thee.
May Morgath take your soul.
Such a ludicrous noise thou
dost keep up.
How thy tongue does twang
but ineffectually.
How thou talks your poor tongue
and my poor ears weary.
You swagger your dull wit
about like a clumsy hammer.
An over boiled wit, with no
substance remaining.
His brains buttered would
fill but a spoonful.
Sweet tickle brain, how cluttered
thy poor head. Doth it ache thee?
Your lost mind is but a plague
upon me!
Thou must itch sorely, as
you are the most grievous scab on Harn!
Do thy wits be so fat and
lazy as thy belly?
Aye, tough he looks.
Undo his hauberk and his belly would tumble to his
knees.
He does show some sparks that
are like wit.
His wits, though not so fair,
are lost like Alarienel.
Your fair face cannot hide
your foul grace.
His soul is black, as if besmeared
in Balgashang.
'Tis a pleasure to see you
hence from here.
Death and pain dog thee at
the heels.
I'd rather burn my ears with
flaming brands, than with you lies.
Have you a mighty bellows
at the back of your head? You have endless
breath,
of only hot air.
I trust you like a coin from
Rethem.
PRAISES:
Such a lovely that Halea must
have smiled upon your birth.
So sweet is Rehara that were
a V'hir to trick a kiss from her, he'd convert.
My affection for thee has
an unknown bottom, like Lake Benath.
Tania! Or a worldly
paragon.
By every hair in my beard!
'Tis good to see thee.
Larani steels his soul this
day!
Thou hast monstrous balls,
such that not even Dekejis could swallow.
She is dull, but has a well
turned thigh.
Were I to die with you, I
would be most happy.
She sits, as one risen from
my dreams.
My purse, my person, my strongest
means, are open to you.
Though she charm Yael from
the sky with her words, she need but look
at
me.
I like your company, and would
willingly waste my time in it.
You surely have a place in
Save-K'nor's court in the hence after.
You have the sweetness of
far eastern dainties.
'Tis dandy to see you man.
I'd gladly empty cups with
you, and assault Dorithor the next morn.
'Tis said her look makes the
daisies sprout.
SAYINGS:
Even roses have thorns.
His temper burns like the
pits of Balgashang.
Even the gods seek Save-K'nor's
wisdom at times.
'Tis said his tongue tickles
the ears of the Council of Eleven.
If kisses were the only pleasures
in bed, one woman would another wed.
She would become a Crimson
Dancer for you.
I am struck to the quick.
In religion there is no damned
failing, that a pontiff cannot bless and
approve
with a text.
Greatest scandals await in
greatest estates.
Grievous wrong doings!
It blows me up like a bladder.
Surely as a Khuzdul has a
beard.
A knavish speech finds home
in a foolish ear.
Sweetmeats grown common, lose
their dear delight.
Fair thoughts be of my fair
pillow.
Many a man's tongue shaking,
undoes his master's doings.
Breaking your bargain is the
surest way to meet Halea, though not the
fairest
way.
Cudgel thy brains no more
on the matter.
'Tis more than jewelry that
can be stolen from a maid. And that what cannot
be
replaced.
If I follow such a deception
again, I'll have my brains buttered and given
to
a Gargun for a treat.
Gods send him well.
The courts a place for harsh learning.
Unnatural deeds breed unnatural
troubles.
A friend in the court is worth
more than pence in the purse.
I'll spend my days in my ladies
lap; and deck my body in gay ornaments,
and
witch sweets maids with my words and looks.
He that wants money, power,
and fame is one without three good friends.
He who signs the Shadow's
pact, has the direst price to pay.
He who lives by the sword,
dies by the arrow.
Larani gives us strength,
Peoni gives us forgiveness, but Halea gives us
permission!