My office just burst out into "Make a Man Out of You" from Mulan, with one guy singing it, then another repeating it, though no one seems to know any of it past "Let's get down to business, to defeat the Huns."
I kind of love my office. Though I very quickly shut down the guy who was starting on "Hakuna Matata."
I have no idea where this libertarian streak came from.
His opposition to the Sokivia accords kind of means he's against government oversight.
His opposition to the Sokivia accords kind of means he's against government oversight.
Ha!
But I'd counter, if we're not talking Tep Bro, that his issue wasn't against oversight and accountability as a concept: it was about the specific execution of that concept as seen in the Sokovia accords as they were presented to the team.
Re: Teppy Bro,
Most of the guys I see it in have strong issue with authority without the mitigating factor of dealing with an axes of oppression.
I have issues with authority.
I also believe that you can't have freedom without a strong social safety net.
Once a woman gets used to life on her own, a man (or what have you) doesn't have as many value-added features as you'd think.
Maybe for introverts or people who aren't into sex? I mean, not wanting a man, per se, but you know what I mean.
Oh, yeah, I just don't find the prospect of sex and companionship tip the scales, personally.
I ended up staying about 20 minutes late and walking home to burn off my annoyance. Well, walking to a grill and bar that has football on, I haven't actually are it home.
I really enjoyed playing badminton when I actually learned the rules in a college PE class. It's got its specific appeal and challenges, like most things.
After over 30 years in one relationship, I'm amazed how much I don't miss having a partner. Until I need, like, my back rubbed, or I can't reach something.
I love the self-reliance of that, but it also makes me sad that I miss someone I spent so many years with so little.
It's only the preseason. It's only the preseason.