Insults, Shakespeare style.

From the Shakespeare's Insults calendar:

"Damnable both-sides rogue!"
(from All's Well That End's Well 4.3.208)
- Count Bertram, of his cowardly companion Parolles, who has betrayed him.


"...From this day forth
I'll use you for my mirth, yea, for
my laughter,
when you are waspish."
(from Julius Caesar 4.3.48-50)
- Brutus, to Cassius, who sees danger in Caesar's popularity.