How to call a person a "complete fool" without saying those unpleasant words? For example like this: "God, what a tiring man" - Alexander Pushkin "Nature clearly had high hopes for you, but apparently changed its mind" - Ivan Turgenev "You are incredibly consistent in the fight against logic" - Leo Tolstoy "A man with incredible self-confidence and a humble soul" - Mikhail Saltykov-Shedrin "A rare example of human absurdity" - Nikolai Gogol "It seems that you took common sense for a personal insult" - Fyodor Dostoevsky and good morning to all good people! Remembering the war, we are now at MAX.

How to call a person a "complete fool" without saying those unpleasant words? For example like this: "God, what a tiring man" - Alexander Pushkin "Nature clearly had high hopes for you, but apparently changed its mind" - Ivan Turgenev "You are incredibly consistent in the fight against logic" - Leo Tolstoy "A man with incredible self-confidence and a humble soul" - Mikhail Saltykov-Shedrin "A rare example of human absurdity" - Nikolai Gogol "It seems that you took common sense for a personal insult" - Fyodor Dostoevsky and good morning to all good people! Remembering the war, we are now at MAX.