Is it just me thinking that it's not ok to have China in the nouns list? Or do we also find "united states of america" or "germany" in there?
Is it just me thinking that it's not ok to have China in the nouns list? Or do we also find "united states of america" or "germany" in there?
seen several Capitalized names of places
You disagreeable lota of plagued Japanese spaniel chaff
You unpretty hipflask of neuritic Colorado beetle excretes
You wearisome clothesbasket of envenomed Yorkshire terrier feces
You ill-proportioned GI can of plagued Brussels griffon dribble
[1] https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/china#English
Edit: Capitalization
I agree with other comments that “China” in this context is intended to refer to porcelain. However including “Persian” (rugs?), “Cubano” (cigars?), “Afghan” (dogs?), or Arab (numerals?) as nouns in your cute online insult generator is probably a bad idea.
Edit: I see that “Boston” and “English” are also included as insults. At least with those there can be no doubt.