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100 best movie insults of all time

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Great collection of insults...ending with the greatest movie insult by Rhett Butler to Scarlet...economical but devastating at 7 words. Well worth 10 minutes to watch.

"Vulgarity is not a substitution for wit." . . . Maggie Smith in last night's 'Downton Abbey'.

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Make that 101 insults. I started watching the video, when a banner ad popped up inviting me to make a donation to Public Advocate so they could fight the powerful Homosexual Lobby. The organization has been designated a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, and is headed up by a guy whom the Washington Post called 'a leader in the nation's anti-gay rights movement'.

I don't know how ads get served up to individual viewers, though it's my understanding that they are targeted to specific audiences rather than just showing up randomly. I expect they would know I had clicked through to the video from a site named BoyToy, though why they thought that might make me a likely contributor to their organization eludes me at the moment.

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