The phrase "you donkey" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is an informal and mildly insulting way of referring to someone as foolish or stupid. You can use it when you want to express frustration or disappointment with another person's actions or behavior. Example: "I can't believe you forgot to turn off the stove again, you donkey!"
"You donkey!" one of the jihadists screamed.
You donkey, you're going to be tried before Assad, God willing".
I'm going soft on you donkey's for 1 tweet.
They will cry, get on top of your vehicle and give you donkey ears," Guzman wrote.
Does that create additional pressure for you, compared with how you felt when you made Donkey Kong? A. I don't really think about it in those terms.
Some examples, courtesy of Claridge: an outdoor swimming pool on a spring day may be cold, but it's rarely freezing; a friend may have a tendency to moan, but he's not actually at it constantly; you might have plenty of them in your shopping bag, but unless you're a donkey you're probably not carrying loads of potatoes.
That's why you see Donkey Kong as well as Bowser in Skylanders — in an Activision game.
*From the same team that brought you "The Donkey Show" comes a new quasimusical, "The Karaoke Show".
Decide what is more important, power or speed, this is an important choice to make, and affects the rest of the project greatly Buy a cheap mountain bike, disk brakes are optional but HIGHLY dangerous as they will bend and cause you to donkey kick, or spark and ignite any flammable material.
We have the looming date of returning home as a drama-enhancing device, the arrogant hotshot and his friendship with the little Iraqi urchin who sells bootleg DVDs on the base ("You want donkey-movie? I hook you up with the good shit!"), as well as the clueless, rear echelon, Army shrink whose fate is sealed the second we hear that he'll be accompanying the crew "outside the wire".
If you have a rescued donkey, you will need to put in a lot of time and effort to restore its trust; often such donkeys have been mistreated and are nervous, shy and afraid.
