theatrical-muse: Are you a sore loser?
No, of course not.
There's various lies out there, about how I've been known to tilt the odds in my favor in some random game of Monopoly, or chess, or how my video games seem to "like me best." Which, let's face it, it's absolutely ridiculous. Why would I need to do that, when I can win on talent alone?
I'm still a little bitter over the fact that I didn't get a chance to win the Monaco race last year. For someone that doesn't do that kind of thing professionally, and considering the headache from the palladium poisoning I was going through, I was doing extremely well but that damn Ivan Vanko had to interfere. I know better than to bring that up to my kid, or Pepper, or Rhodey - hell, even Happy - but ugh I was going to win that damn race.
I don't like losing. I doubt anyone does, really, but am I a sore loser on those rare occasions when it happens?
No. Of course not. I'm just not used to it.
There's various lies out there, about how I've been known to tilt the odds in my favor in some random game of Monopoly, or chess, or how my video games seem to "like me best." Which, let's face it, it's absolutely ridiculous. Why would I need to do that, when I can win on talent alone?
I'm still a little bitter over the fact that I didn't get a chance to win the Monaco race last year. For someone that doesn't do that kind of thing professionally, and considering the headache from the palladium poisoning I was going through, I was doing extremely well but that damn Ivan Vanko had to interfere. I know better than to bring that up to my kid, or Pepper, or Rhodey - hell, even Happy - but ugh I was going to win that damn race.
I don't like losing. I doubt anyone does, really, but am I a sore loser on those rare occasions when it happens?
No. Of course not. I'm just not used to it.