Is saying "you smell like an unused douche" an insult or a compliment
by 
cdPlaya363
ANSWERS: 10
-
Compliment for sure... unless it's Vinegar and Water.. now a used one would be a definite insult.
-
im gonna say insult, unless of course you are talking to an unused douche..
-
Hmm...good question. I would say that whether it was intended as a compliment or an insult would depend on the tone and context. But whatever it's intention, it lands as an insult.
-
I'd say it is just a crude statement, and I would not take it as a compliment at all. If you want to compliment someone on how they smell, I don't think there is any reason to even have the word douche in the statement.
-
That is one of the oddest statements I have heard or read... WOW I wouldn't take it as a compliment, that's for sure!
-
Unused? That means fresh, flowery, but slightly on the vinegary side. I would take it as a compliment and that they are idiots!
-
Compliment... saying a used one would be an insult.
-
An insult. A very, very, stupid insult. Actually, it's even insulting to the whole insult genre to call that one a full-fledged insult.
-
Well, it implies a fresh smell but I would think any comparison to a douche would be taken as an insult.
-
It's a passive-aggressive "compliment".... it's a veiled insult.
El Soupy RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC