Yup. Team Work for the win, plus, of course Marisa defering to the area which is his expertise and asking him first, not as a second thought.
I'm extremely fond of what he brings to the table (even his Orange Menace vote, because it is merely fictional).
Indeed. Fictional Republicans are the best (see also, Curt) - no rl consequences. :) (BTW, slightly more serious, I noticed this eons ago when I marathoned The West Wing - while you have liberal writers who include the occasional sympathetic conservative character (and not so he or she can see the error of their ways and convert to liberalism), I can't think of a book, show or movie writen by a conservative writer with a sympathetic liberal character who isn't shown the error of their ways. I had at least two of not three conservatives on my lj flst at the time, but they wouldn't think of one, either.)
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Date: 2017-03-01 06:20 am (UTC)Yup. Team Work for the win, plus, of course Marisa defering to the area which is his expertise and asking him first, not as a second thought.
I'm extremely fond of what he brings to the table (even his Orange Menace vote, because it is merely fictional).
Indeed. Fictional Republicans are the best (see also, Curt) - no rl consequences. :) (BTW, slightly more serious, I noticed this eons ago when I marathoned The West Wing - while you have liberal writers who include the occasional sympathetic conservative character (and not so he or she can see the error of their ways and convert to liberalism), I can't think of a book, show or movie writen by a conservative writer with a sympathetic liberal character who isn't shown the error of their ways. I had at least two of not three conservatives on my lj flst at the time, but they wouldn't think of one, either.)
You can be a sweet father AND a crook
Indeed, and I think Maia will find this out.