Huh, so someone actually used “dip-hat” and “dip-bag” and “dip-waffle”? (“Dip-waffle” sounds like an interesting new culinary development.) And somehow they were used more than “wank-clown,” which seems like a better insult than a lot of apparently more popular variations there. Interesting that “Trump-” goes with just about anything except “goblin” and “nozzle” (Trump-nozzle seems like either a perfect expression for a lying mouth - “That’s not true - shut your Trump nozzle!” - or more generally a term for anything that spews shit).
I dunno - “Trump-goblin” is redundant, unless it’s describing one of his minions. (“What kind of goblin is it? A Trump goblin.”) “Wank-clown” seems really useful - in fact, I was under the impression “wank clown” was already a widely-used description for Boris Johnson. Maybe that’s only part of the nickname. (Also, “Trump goblin and Wank-clown” sounds like a sad super-villain combo.)
