I don't know what made you get that impression, but no, that is not what I mean. This is not a justification, it is an explanation of linguistics. I do not act as if it's some crazy coincidence, the person indeed chose that word, whatever reason they chose it for. The reason they chose it, however, does not matter, as the person made sure to remove the typical meaning of the word and use it as what is most likely an empty insult. The word may have been cherry-picked because it was deemed offensive by the masses, but as I said that does not matter. You can call someone a blanket and make up an offensive definition for it, it's entirely possible if the circle agrees on it. You are again just assuming a certain word couldn't possibly be offensive just as you are assuming that a certain word couldn't possibly NOT be offensive. This is not as if they are making up a definition and telling every one to use it, they made a definition and proposed it to their circle (likely subconsciously) and by the look of how some clan chats are, they have agreed (likely subconsciously, again) on that definition. There really is nothing more to it. That's fine, if they do not agree with it and it is their property, then so be it. But if they do agree, then so be it; a clan chat is the property of it's owner and those with authority over it. While they do technically have every right to censor us, since it's their property, they also equally have the right to deal with the backlash of doing such things. One such backlash possibly ending in them losing tons and tons of money. They have the right to lose that money, and that is what will happen should they enforce such things (I'm not saying they are right now, by the way.) No one is forcing their definition on Jagex (Well, maybe except those moms), Jagex is forcing that definition on us.