Reddit reviews Kids' Book Of Insults

"You ain't shit"- you really like this insult don't you? I recommend branching out: https://www.amazon.com/Kids-Book-Insults-Strasser/dp/081674128X

"where the fuck do they get off to start lecturing everyone else who was doing their job?" - When did anyone try to lecture anyone in this thread other than the people who are advocating the nonsense that should earn you a kick from the squad? Maybe I'm missing something, or your reading comprehension isn't as great as you think it is.

"You know SL can run their own squads right? You do get the gist of chain of command? They don't need your petty little lecture kiddo." -When the fuck did I lecture anyone other than people making squads but not actually wanting to squad lead? Again, I think your reading ability aint too great there kiddo.

300 hours of arma but you never played in any sort of organized setting? Woop dee do. Sounds like 300 hours of Atlis life/ king of the hill. Who gives a single fuck?

"Best of luck finding an NCO to use your tonsils as a speedbag." Aw cute, you think that's going to offend anyone.

Entitlement is coming to a game that has been running for more than ten years and having zero interest in learning its ins and outs or what its community etiquette might be. But what do I know "I aint shit."

Haha, you're cute, and while I don't typically take any interest in people leafing through their favorite books for meaningless insult ideas, when they do it while puffing up and hissing like a little Toulouse after so little provocation I can't help but be entertained. "I'm ashamed you didn't scour the internet for my face to see that I found out about Twitter, so I'll show you myself! You better be impressed!" This isn't a game of impressions, hun. The most having Youtube and Twitter accounts, like reddit karma, can say is that you're not trying to troll people, although from your perspective having those followers means that you're actually a conman, yes? I'm gonna add a third prescription to the list: if you want to seem like a professional then don't get your PR advice from Amy's Baking Company and have a meltdown when you make mistakes and your attempts fall flat.