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Browsing stories approved on 12 May 2005

adrian lamb

At my brother's school, there was a boy from Singapore called Wee An Yew (the "An" is pronounced "on").

Curiously, no systematic persecution ever took place. Perhaps the name was widely interpreted as a threat.
(posted by simon mantle on 11 May 2005; approved 12 May 2005 by Ponky)

grand old duke of york

Need I point out that Vicki Caunt becomes Vicki Cunt with a simple adjustment? What were you thinking when you came up with "The Windmill"?..DUHHH

Maybe it was a drama school. They like pretending to be trees and windmills and stuff. Grotbags from Emu's World lived in a windmill and she was a witch. Or was it the other one with the duck? - Ponky
(posted by Darren Barratt on 10 May 2005; approved 12 May 2005 by Ponky)

hedgehog crisps

An early example of viral marketing. The people behind Hedgehog crisps, it was rumoured, used real hedgehogs to flavour their snacks. The age-old "well they do taste like chicken when cooked" excuse can be used when sampling a bag of the roast chicken crisps, though this will not get you very far when attempting to explain the distinct lack of hedgehog flavour in the salt and vinegar variety.
(posted by anonymous user, Phil Glanville on 12 May 2005; approved 12 May 2005 by Phil)
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i saw a sign

I think you mean;

I fucked your Mum
I opened up her legs and made her come
She was outstanding
Especially on the landing.

Then move onto the father, remembering that it's not gay to fuck another boy's father;

I fucked your Dad
I fucked him, sucked him, played with his gonads
I felt his power
When we were in the shower.

(Let me try! Cough - here we go...

I snogged your gran,
I mopped up her womb juices with a naan.
I fisted said womb
In her filthy bedroom
- Log)
(posted by anonymous user on 29 Apr 2005; approved 12 May 2005 by Log)

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