There are cases where someone else really can't take over a task for me, either because I'm frightfully clever, or because I'm deeply involved in the task. However, I must learn how to not to let them blur that line, and end up overworking simply because we're understaffed. Helping solve understaffing is way above my pay grade. I have a bad habit of gathering tasks around me and growling at anyone who tries to take them off me. Task-hoarding, is what it is. I don't need tasks. You can't eat them. _
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03:32:23 PM, Wednesday 25 January 2006

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The executive always has the option to break the law, it is up to the congress whether to enforce the law. This isn't a constitutional right, however. There can be no right to break the law. So, in a ticking bomb case, then the president should break the law without waiting for a permission slip, then confess, explain, and ask Congress whether it would like to impeach. And people should be nice to each other, and someone should bring me a cup of tea. _
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