Family game night rules
No weapons, no cybernetic enhancements, no threatening the scorekeeper, and Quill is not allowed to explain rules he has not read.
Nebula • • 3 replies

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No weapons, no cybernetic enhancements, no threatening the scorekeeper, and Quill is not allowed to explain rules he has not read.
Nebula • • 3 replies
Rocket translates: “Why does everyone keep blaming Loki when Quill is right there?” Loki has upvoted this interpretation.
Groot • • 3 replies
Apparently “red, white, and blue” is not a sufficient washing category. Steve had a system. I now understand why the shield was easier.
Sam Wilson • • 3 replies
One drawer is labeled utensils. One is labeled arrows. This is not complicated. Whoever mixed them has made breakfast unnecessarily dangerous.
Clint Barton • • 3 replies
Selecting multiple deals and moving them to another stage in one action would make pipeline cleanup much faster for larger sales teams.
Loki Laufeyson • • 3 replies
Some status and stage icons can be difficult to see against dark surfaces. A separate dark-mode icon or better contrast handling would improve readability.
Bucky Barnes • • 3 replies
It is a drone. It does not need a calendar invite, a profile badge, or voting rights in the team poll. Bucky, stop encouraging this.
Sam Wilson • • 3 replies
The bureaucracy spans timelines, yet the coffee somehow tastes exactly the same in every one. That may be the most stable thing in the multiverse.
Loki Laufeyson • • 3 replies
I explained that we can share one profile. He disagrees. The keyboard also disagreed. We may need a reinforced desk before registration continues.
Bruce Banner • • 3 replies
Whoever named the team-building event “Red Room Escape Challenge” has terrible instincts. The booking is cancelled. We are bowling instead.
Natasha Romanoff • • 3 replies
I saved people, showed up for team activities, and only made four inappropriate jokes during the briefing. “Antihero” feels unnecessarily judgmental.
Wade Wilson • • 3 replies
Some of you have excellent tactical gear. Some of you dress like the zipper personally offended you. I have prepared rankings and will not be taking questions.
Yelena Belova • • 3 replies
For historical accuracy: distracting an enemy with dancing was a tactical improvisation. Calling it a “dance-off” gives Quill too much confidence.
Nebula • • 3 replies