Ah wazzock, now there’s a word.
New word for Sol as he already knows wazzock; munter.
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How DARE you call me a word I don’t know and have yet to look up!!?
Don’t make me call Barstorlode…
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Gravenstein can be blamed for introducing that term. Guess it’s British (Scottish?) slang for a person who might not be “the sharpest tool in the shed” or such. Sounds kinda Australian but in any case I like it.
I looked and I don’t really have any interesting badges. 
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Who needs an interesting badge when you have the distinction of being one of the more interesting forum users 
?
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It’s slang from Northwest England, Lancashire to be precise.
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If I were fluent in German I think it would be really cool to read the works of Kant untranslated.
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Higher love is the lowest I have
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I’m an army brat, lived there as a child and was fairly fluent, went back as a young adult in the RAF.
I can still get the basics of a conversation or writing, but it’s been 25 years since I lived there and my command of the language has grown rusty through lack of use.
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That’s pretty cool, a few of my buddies from basic were stationed in Germany.
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my lowest, i share the wiki editor with archer.
Not counting that one,
https://forums.eveonline.com/badges/37/respected?username=geo_eclipse_oksaras
is the lowest at 304
then this one at 382
https://forums.eveonline.com/badges/46/aficionado?username=geo_eclipse_oksaras
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Whoever had the wiki editor one now has to deal with there being 3 people that have it.
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Amusing that it’s You, Me and Archer that now have it lol. 3 Amigos 
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Hey Solstice, here’s a fun one.
Willie’s real rear wheel.
Cancer.
“Did A Thing”?! I want that one!
Looks like my “veteran” badge was removed from me and not just disabled. Time to start screaming about how I’m the customer, etc? lol I demand to speak to the manager!
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Oh wow!
And Likes from ISD Dorrim WOOHOO \o/ 
I still have no more Likes to give.
@Jonah_Gravenstein lol wazzock … yeah we had that one already, I think. 
Munter …
lol aw.
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Insults, and other descriptions, often vary between communities and cultures.
For example, to call someone “A Muppet” in Britain is to describe them as “gormless” or “an idiot” - but a relatively inoffensive one - sometimes even with a little bit of affection “John? yeah, he’s alright, a bit of a Muppet, but OK really”. It has meanings that may well not be understood in the USA - who at least would know of Jim Henson’s Muppets thus comprehend that we may not be paying a complement. To a person from, say, India that was speaking English then even the reference may be unknown.
And we are a very diverse community here on these forums: we may all need to tolerate the Muppets.
But if I ever call your position on something as Courageous…
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Having Veteran removed should be its own badge, like “Miscreant” or “Troublemaker.”
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I can see mine being miscreant since i lost my vet badge…
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I’m all for this idea!
The ones who will reject this the most …
… are also the ones deserving it the most!
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