What is the best section to ask a troll question in?

women's health

The relationships section is the most uptight, no sense of humor havin assses on this entire site!

If you are looking to get a rise out of someone, head on over there.

Meanwhile, I'll grab the popcorn and pull up a chair.... this could be truly entertaining ;)

Oh I agree with Dave K. Parenting is so funny to troll! Or cats. I always ask question in both categories pertaining to my cat, but using phrasing that suggest I am talking about a person (or a kid). Good times!

Anything having to do with babies -- misspell it "babby" for further effect. Notably, "Newborn and Parenting" and "Baby Names."

The Newborn section is an account killer. Maybe it's all the hormones and sleep deprivation of the posters there. Only the best survive. It's like a fight club for trolls.

Don't do it! If it took you all weekend to craft a trollish question, you probably are not a Troll.

Turn away from the Dark Side, Luke.

And don't go bother Women's Health, that is a very serious category. Have respect.

You are a cute squirrel with bright eyes and a bushy tail, so please don't become a Troll.

all of us know it rather is best to no longer feed a troll (surprising word I picked up on right here) yet each on occasion they galvanize this manner of good reaction it rather is many times confusing to forget approximately them whilst they're being particularly offensive. it rather is like an itch, it will worsen you till you're looking after it.

I know a lot of people say R & S but you go post a "You know wrestling's fake right?" question in the "Rasslin" section and some of those people will go apeshit crazy on you! Good times, good times!

In the words of a phenomenal contact:

"M&D, by far the best trolling grounds on the net" ~ IHM

I think the 'etiquette' section.

You could ask a question about manners. For example:

Is it rude to say "excuse me" if you fart during a moment of silence.

Try Horoscopes

Parenting>Toddlers & Preschool

They love Q's like " What age should a toddler get his first pocketknife?"