Nerdy insults!

HT_Black

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"Any competent mind shouldn't have to rely on crassities and obscenities to win an argument. Your rebuttal?"

Guess what comes next. NOTE: this only works on inarticulate people.
 

ma55ter_fett

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Adding your intelligence modifier to your d20 roll... you come out at -57.

The sewer rat bests you at tic tac toe.
 

IcedPain

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when someone swears at you:

Obscenities are the adjective for the mentally deficient.
 

Torque669

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Amethyst Wind said:
Your parents really should have re-rolled, huh?
Brilliant.

Ill make one up.

Your so ugly, you make Princess Theradas look hot. (I think thats her name)
 

kannibus

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I once said to someone, "Man you'd never get laid even if you had fluorine as your wingman."

Explanation: Fluorine is the most electronegative element on the periodic table. As such, it is the most "attractive" to electrons. The rationale is that this dude I was referring to was so ugly he couldn't even get overflow electrons i.e. the B-line chicks that would roll off a hunk like fluorine.

Ooh that was nerdy.
 

BlazeTheVampire

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When I or one of my friends do something clumsy, we "botch[ed] our DEX check." Similarly with having a blond moment (failed out INT checks) or getting hungover (failed our FORT save).
 

kiwisushi

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reyttm4 said:
By this I mean the kind of insult someone would have to work out to be insulted by it, something to do with the technical parts of maths or science or whatever. (Kinda like a jokes in XKCD)

Mine, although not too insulting, is calling someone Arsenic Sulphur. In the periodic table of elements the atomic symbol of these, in that order, spell out ass!

If you have one please explain it.
Or Arsenic Selenium if you want to go all British!
 

Red Right Hand

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Mr A. - "Mr Z. is bi-sexual, he's just trying to double his chances."
Mr B. - "That may be true but zero multiplied by two is still zero."