Only a few heretics would argue that William Shakespeare's work is not amongst finest use of the English language in its illustrious history. Few could turn a phrase like he did, and no one has had more influence over it. The Bard could create a beautiful image in the mind with just a brief simile. It's too bad he never really turned his attention away from comedy, tragedy and sonnets to the fine art of insults. Now there is an excellent use of the language.
Insults are powerful and, when done well, quite a thing of beauty.
Even though Shakespeare didn't leave behind a large body of insults, we are not at a total loss. As always, technology comes to the rescue. Some of the resulting insults will even send your victim scurrying to the dictionary. Only the highest quality can make this happen. Well, to be honest, I don't know where the list of words included in the accompanying code originally came from or who compiled them.