The Office has been asked this question since 1895 and continues to find it hurtful.

Administratively, yes. Legally, no. Socially, that depends entirely on your group chat.

Complainant identities are sealed under § 31.2 and may be disclosed only upon receipt of a properly filed counter-complaint. The Office notes, however, that you were playing with three other people, and only some of them laughed.

You know.

The Bureau of Appeals maintains perfect records and a perfect record.

The Office maintains field offices in all jurisdictions where golf is played poorly, which is all jurisdictions. Files travel with the offender.

Cotton letterhead, official seal, United States mail. The Office predates email and intends to outlast it.