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-====== Insult Generator Source Code ====== 
- 
-**This has been updated for CFPython 2.0, but has not been tested since conversion.** 
- 
-The crossfire version of the Shakspearean Insult Generator: ​ 
- 
-<​code>​ 
- 
- # CFInsulter.py (formerly shakeinsult.py) 
- # This is an adaptation of Nick Hodges'​ Shakspearean Insult Generator in python. 
- # 
- # "This is available under a BSD style license. ​ Once I said I would never 
- # write any non-GPL stuff for fun.  Oh well.  Just let me know if you use it." 
- # http://​www.zope.org/​Members/​tfarrell/​shakeinsult 
- # 
- # 
- # Adapted for use in Crossfire by Todd Mitchell 
- # Updated to CFPython 2.0 by Alex Schultz 
- # 
- # Please help by adding new styles of insults to this fine script. 
- 
- ​import Crossfire 
- from random import choice 
- 
- def Insult(style):​ 
- 
- ##​SHAKESPEAR STYLE 
- 
-   if style == "​shakespear":​ 
-     adj1 = ['​artless',​ '​bawdy',​ '​beslubbering',​ '​bootless',​ '​churlish',​ '​cockered',​ '​clouted',​ '​craven',​ '​currish',​ '​dankish',​ '​dissembling',​ '​droning',​ '​errant',​ '​fawning',​ '​fobbing',​ '​froward',​ '​frothy',​ '​gleeking',​ '​goatish',​ '​gorbellied',​ '​impertinent',​ '​infectious',​ '​jarring',​ '​loggerheaded',​ '​lumpish',​ '​mammering',​ '​mangled',​ '​mewling',​ '​paunchy',​ '​pribbling',​ '​puking',​ '​puny',​ '​qualling',​ '​rank',​ '​reeky',​ '​roguish',​ '​ruttish',​ '​saucy',​ '​spleeny',​ '​spongy',​ '​surly',​ '​tottering',​ '​unmuzzled',​ '​vain',​ '​venomed',​ 'v illainous',​ '​warped',​ '​wayward',​ '​weedy',​ '​yeasty',​ '​vomiting',​ '​vulturous',​ '​contemptuous',​ '​groping',​ '​miniscule',​ '​quivering',​ '​shivering',​ '​trembling',​ '​miserable',​ '​licentious',​ '​cowering',​ '​sulking',​ '​gloating',​ '​murmuring',​ '​audacious',​ '​befouling',​ '​insolent',​ '​murky',​ '​pitiable',​ '​wretched',​ '​dolorous',​ '​lamentable',​ '​inadequate',​ '​contemptible',​ '​paltry',​ '​measly',​ '​meager',​ '​paltry',​ '​inadequate',​ '​insignificant',​ '​empty',​ '​inferior',​ '​pathetic',​ '​atrocious',​ '​execrable',​ '​damnable',​ '​repugnant',​ '​repulsive',​ '​revolting',​ '​repellent',​ '​offensive',​ '​disgusting',​ '​horrid',​ '​horrible',​ '​obscene',​ '​beastly',​ '​vile',​ '​abominable',​ '​pitiful',​ '​wrangled',​ '​whoring'​] 
-     adj2 = ['​base-court',​ '​bat-fowling',​ '​beef-witted',​ '​beetle-headed',​ '​boil-brained',​ '​clapper-clawed','​clay-brained',​ '​common-kissing',​ '​crook-pated',​ '​dismal-dreaming',​ '​dizzy-eyed',​ '​doghearted',​ '​dread-bolted',​ '​earth-vexing',​ '​elf-skinned',​ '​fat-kidneyed',​ '​fen-sucked',​ '​flap-mouthed',​ '​fly-bitten',​ '​folly-fallen',​ '​fool-born',​ '​full-gorged',​ '​guts-griping',​ '​half-faced',​ '​hasty-witted',​ '​hedge-born',​ '​hell-hated',​ '​idle-headed',​ '​ill-breeding',​ '​ill-nurtured',​ '​knotty-pated',​ '​milk-livered',​ '​motley-minded',​ '​onion-eyed',​ '​plume-plucked',​ '​pottle-deep',​ '​pox-marked',​ '​reeling-ripe',​ '​rough-hewn',​ '​rude-growing',​ '​rump-fed',​ '​shard-borne',​ '​sheep-biting',​ '​spur-galled',​ '​swag-bellied',​ '​tardy-gaited',​ '​tickle-brained',​ '​toad-spotted',​ '​unchin-snouted',​ '​weather-bitten',​ '​weather-beaten',​ '​mutton-eating',​ '​coffee-nosed',​ '​malodorous'​] 
-     noun = ['​apple-john',​ '​baggage',​ '​barnacle',​ '​bladder',​ '​boar-pig',​ '​bugbear',​ '​bum-bailey',​ '​canker-blossom',​ '​clack-dish',​ '​clotpole',​ '​coxcomb',​ '​codpiece',​ '​death-token',​ '​dewberry',​ '​flap-dragon',​ '​flax-wench',​ '​flirt-gill',​ '​foot-licker',​ '​fustilarian',​ '​giglet',​ '​gudgeon',​ '​haggard',​ '​harpy',​ '​hedge-pig',​ '​horn-beast',​ '​hugger-mugger',​ '​joithead',​ '​lewdster',​ '​lout',​ '​maggot-pie',​ '​malt-worm',​ '​mammet',​ '​measle',​ '​minnow',​ '​miscreant',​ '​moldwarp',​ '​mumble-news',​ '​nut-hook',​ '​pigeon-egg',​ '​pignut',​ '​puttock',​ '​pumpion',​ '​ratsbane',​ '​scut',​ '​skainsmate',​ '​strumpet',​ '​varlet',​ '​vassal',​ '​whey-face',​ '​wagtail',​ '​phlegm-barrel',​ '​numb-skull',​ '​lip-infection',​ '​blood-clot',​ '​boar-tick',​ '​pervert'​] 
-     ​prefixA = ['Thou art a','​Thy Mother is a', '​Thou'​] 
-     ​prefixAn = ['Thou art an', 'Thy Mother is an', '​Thou'​] 
- 
- ##​TEXAS STYLE 
- 
-   elif style == "​texas":​ 
-     adj1 = ['​stewpid',​ '​uglee',​ 'pea brained',​ '​dung-headed',​ '​beady-eyed',​ '​hatless',​ '​witless',​ '​dumb'​] 
-     adj2 = ['​horse-knappin',​ '​hog-lickin',​ '​knock-kneed',​ '​jug-eared',​ '​pie-headed',​ '​snaggle-toothed',​ '​brown-nosed',​ '​lilly-livered'​ ] 
-     noun = ['​dipshit',​ '​city-slicker',​ '​root-head',​ '​cow-pie',​ '​greenhorn',​ '​idgit'​] 
-     ​prefixA = ['Yer a','​Yer Mama\'​s a', '​Yew'​] 
-     ​prefixAn = ['Yer an', 'Yer Mama\'​s an', '​Yew'​] 
- 
- ##​DWARVEN STYLE 
- 
-   elif style == "​dwarf":​ 
-     adj1 = ['​beardless',​ '​puny',​ '​shaven'​] 
-     adj2 = ['​elf-footed',​ '​dull-axed',​ '​tin-shielded'​ ] 
-     noun = ['​orc-lover',​ '​gobiln-kisser',​ '​tree-embracer'​] 
-     ​prefixA = ['You are a','​Your Matron\'​s a', '​You'​] 
-     ​prefixAn = ['You are an', 'Your Matron\'​s an', '​You'​] 
- 
- ##NO STYLE  
-   else: 
-     ​return "No such style stupid."​ 
-    ​ 
-   ​vowels = ['​a',​ '​e',​ '​i',​ '​o',​ '​u'​] 
-  ​ 
-   rnoun = choice(noun) 
-   radj1 = choice(adj1) 
-   radj2 = choice(adj2) 
- 
-   if (letter in vowels): 
-     ​rprefix = choice(prefixAn) 
-   else: 
-     ​rprefix = choice(prefixA) 
-   ​insult = "%s %s %s %s!" % (rprefix, radj1, radj2, rnoun) 
-   ​return insult 
- 
- 
- ​activator=Crossfire.WhoIsActivator() 
- ​whoami=Crossfire.WhoAmI() 
- #​style of insult desired to hurl in event options 
- style = Crossfire.ScriptParameters() 
- 
- ​activator.Write(Insult(style)) 
- 
-</​code>​ 
  
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