Why deny the sanctuary of his plausible deniability?

Why deny the sanctuary of his plausible deniability?

Rich had some concerns about his Karma last night, I think a few others as well, not too much but some; I think. Well I was drunk, it was my birthday-eve, my brain is old, blah-blah-blah, anyway. I answerd a few questions for Rich, I then stopped my fragmented info fill in for him, and I thought, in my dizzy-drunken state, why deny the sanctuary of his plausible deniability? To fill in his questions, I think would affect my own karma as well; being my intention would not create any good for anyone, despite it seemingly being so, to necessitate my role as a captain and team mate at that moment; then again, in the bar scene? Necessitating anything about ones self is most of the time, info for gossip.

Responsibility does not have a dollar value.

There was a tiny bit more there than just a concern for Karma. I think, one thing here, which might be a must, now, is, Captains, out of the Edge, are being damned, to 'ONLY' do the right and moral thing for there team mates in the future. Not that is was ever in question before, but if you have to ask karma? There ya-go.

As a captain, I have learned, never to leave my obligated responsibility to my teams for a preference of self-indulgence and no responsibility, especially when it is time to step up to the prow and yell.

Some folks think, "Wiliam, you got it right in the butt". I almost left the APA after this past City finals; with my pool team having 5 level 5’s a level 6 and a level 7. It would have been quite macho if my team would have won under those circumstances, of being down two games even before we did the coin toss. Most APA Captains, know, a roster with handicaps's like this, surely, is almost a death sentence for any team in a cityfinal match, but not impossible to acheive.

A kind of ‘How do you like me now’ thing would have been, if there was a win, but, I think that kind of win would have been an opportunity for some to protest the nature of my team stature, which I think is much more important for future opportunity for proper chances to win.

I always consider the consequence, and try to never let it affect my stroke.

The way my team lost in the city finals, answered some questions for some few, as to why my captain Jack sparrow actions in the middle of last season. My fear and attempt to prevent of what was to happen in the city finals happened anyway; jeez. And we lost, but at the same time there was a tiny win. Something, a little more of principal, than just a free plane rid to Vegas.