Starcraft is my sport of choice, and you might want to give it a chance to see what you’re missing.

If your eldest is always expected to set an example, will he inevitabey become upright and bossy?

I mean, that first documentary you started—the one about how I looked like him, and I was destined to act like him—to be honest, I thought it was plain meanspirited. And kind of presumptuous.

Find less domineering friends.

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But no one pays attention to the arrogance of the company.

That guy is very unreasonable; there's no use arguing with him.

She's bit bossy. You know what I mean.

Or a young college student who "has to" answer her overbearing mother's calls, even in the middle of a date.

His elder sister is also a woman of great vigor.

He is a man of great drive.

They had not shown much interest in the elephant when he was merely ravaging their homes, but it was different now that he was going to be shot.

He was so bossy with other kids thathe couldn’t get through a playdate.

If you're a bully and people don't think that you can beat them up, they're not going to give you the lunch money.

It is something that defines the genre and is one thing I think StarCraft nailed when compared to other RTS.

To prove their point they scaled up a chicken to the size of T. rex and found the giant chicken probably would not have been able to stand.

The guests watched and winced in absolute silence. So forceful was my grandmothers personality that no one dared stand up for me.

Well, Gorillaz are well-known and its easy for people to just think about them.

As you're building a case against a bully boss, the less you talk about your story to others at work, the better.

I'm sure many of us remember playing through the StarCraft campaign and finding that one or two units we absolutely love.