So, I've been wondering. What is the actual "correct" context for the word "[wagon]" ? Because. So far, "You're an asshat." , and "I feel like an [wagon], sorry." apparantly are mutable. I really don't see the point of taking a word off the "black list" if you can't really use it. Maybe I should try, "I have an [wagon]." ?

 

Edit - Sorry I didn't realise that word was still shameful on Tip-It.

Like this:

http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/runescape/images/5/55/ChaosDwarfRearp_p.png

I havent been muted and I call people [wagon] when they annoy me, eh, and that's at the G.E

I surely would get muted, but I dont. Why? I dunno

Well then I guess if it wasn't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all lol.

 

Like this:

http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/runescape/images/5/55/ChaosDwarfRearp_p.png

 

Lol!

Solution? Don't say the word.

 

I don't chat with others much, due to the new game engine lagging me out often if I do. :wall:

Correct context?: "I have just fed and watered my [wagon]."

 

*watches immature people rofl at statement*

Correct context?: "I have just fed and watered my [wagon]."

 

*watches immature people rofl at statement*

*sigh* People these days. At least I haven't met anybody in RS who acts immature, and thinks that's a funny statement.

 

So much for the 13+ age limit...

Customer Service has never been very consistent, much like the law in real life. The way I dealt with this was to irritate my enemies without using curse words. It's more fun that way too since it requires some creativity.

Yes, Zierro is right. When you don't swear, it's much more challenging, creative, and pleasing to insult someone since it forces you to think and create. Better all around trolling.