"Good evening," says Catchall in his usual dark grim voice of doom.  "I've come to share with you some of my opinions upon our general, collective performance."

(The Chief of Exception Handling is another fan of the general concept that people should be named after what they do; but the same philosophy holds that at Civilization's Chief-level it's okay to ask people to remember a 'cape name', as the fanon terminology goes, so long as that name is easy to derive mnemonically from someone's role rather than being a completely arbitrary fact.)

(Also it's not evening, either in the hospital or where Catchall happens to be.  But Catchall is in the habit of just always saying "Good evening" in that dark grim voice to everyone, as it obviates having to worry about what time zone he or anybody else is in.)

"Good evening," says Catchall in his usual doomvoice.  "I've come to share with you some of my opinions upon our general, collective performance."

(The Chief of Exception Handling is another fan of the general concept that people should be named after what they do; but the same philosophy holds that at Civilization's Chief-level it's okay to ask people to remember a 'cape name', as the fanon terminology goes, so long as that name is easy to derive mnemonically from someone's role rather than being a completely arbitrary fact.)

(Also it's not evening, either in the hospital or where Catchall happens to be.  But Catchall is in the habit of just always saying "Good evening" in that dark grim voice to everyone, as it obviates having to worry about what time zone he or anybody else is in.)

"Good evening," says Catchall in his usual doomvoice.  "I've come to share with you some of my opinions upon our general, collective performance."

(The Chief of Exception Handling is another fan of the general concept that people should be named after what they do; but the same philosophy holds that at Civilization's Chief-level it's okay to ask people to remember a 'cape name', as the fanon terminology goes, so long as that name is easy to derive mnemonically from someone's role rather than being a completely arbitrary fact.)

(Also it's not evening, either in the hospital or where Catchall happens to be.  But Catchall is in the habit of just always saying "Good evening" in that dark grim voice to everyone, as it obviates having to worry about what time zone he or anybody else is in.)