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MTG and The A Team
Dec. 5th, 2005 11:09 amI found it highly amusing that a recent Magic: The Gathering article likened the red/white "Boros" guild to The A Team. I admit to having watched the show pretty regularly as a kid. I still tease J. that we should do what they did to Mr. T's character, and knock him out with drugs for any long trip. He'd just go to sleep and then wake up at his destination and wouldn't have to go through all the stress, road construction, and ranting at crazy drivers in between.
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgcom/daily/mr205&=RSS-MTGCOM
Excerpt: As you can see vigilantes feel right at home in red/white. The A Team is no exception. The A Team is out to do good. They have a strong moral center and are clearly guided by the desire to right wrongs. That said, they are in no way constrained by anyone else's rules. They do what it takes to accomplish their task (and other than BA getting shot every eighth episode no one ever seems to get hurt).
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgcom/daily/mr205&=RSS-MTGCOM
Excerpt: As you can see vigilantes feel right at home in red/white. The A Team is no exception. The A Team is out to do good. They have a strong moral center and are clearly guided by the desire to right wrongs. That said, they are in no way constrained by anyone else's rules. They do what it takes to accomplish their task (and other than BA getting shot every eighth episode no one ever seems to get hurt).
