usually when I say or try to explain what I meant (like for example this one guy was playing elise top. (first post) TF came top and was full hp (I knew I could wombo combo him as lux) and jax was 1/3. I ping and say dive this with me. She says no and backs off by the time she says that nunu and tf and jax are on me with me being full hp. I nuke TF and jax goes from 640hp to 260 hp and my health was all killed by jax's leap and strike. Elise gets mad when I say "wow dude wtf why didnt you help me easy setup bro". Goes into an argument.

Also that is why my table is missing some pieces of the wooden trim on the table lmao. Slam it with my fist :x

I consider "wtf" vulgar. Just because you don't spell it out, it's still there so the intent is there. If' it's just "wow dude" every time someone dies..then that is a bit abrasive. Be more constructive like "I'm trying to ping for you when I see them coming up, if you can watch for the map pings that might cut down on their ganking" would be much more helpful.

Aight, yeah toning it down would be a good idea then. Also if something turns into an argument its generally better for the team to just let it go.

Lol, try using a rubber ducky I hear they work wonders

As I said usually if I try to explain why it ends in either "stfu" or an argument even if I simply say "I pinged on the map that he was coming to gank dude." (I didnt say that just an example of what I would say).

Yes, essentially if you got enough reports to make it to the tribunal, and somehow the tribunal passed it (it's unlikely because most players won't click punish for that, so it depends on your luck and what kind of voters you get) then riot who judges truly by the summoner's code may or may not punish you, I can't say for certain as I don't know their infrastructure and it's at riot's sole discernment of who they think are being jerk's but I'd say it's a dangerous game and I wouldn't do it.

Thanks guys!

A better question is, What's not bannable?