Hi Everyone! This week, the Play to Win gang is joined by artist Steve Brown! We all brought our personal decks, which just so happened to be a handful of 5 CMC (MV?) commanders.
SO WE HAVE:
Dylan on B.A.T.M.A.N - A Tevesh/Kraum Midrange Ad Nauseam Deck
Steve on King Drakkus, a Kenrith midrange deck that showcases the Lore Drakkus/Dockside combo
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https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/warriors/steve-kerr-jokes-jaylen-brown-carpool-mightve-been-ncaa-violation “I actually had Jaylen in the car a couple times when he came to Oracle with my son for games, and I remember at the time telling Jaylen, 'Please don't say anything 'cause I think this might be a violation of some sort, 'cause you're supposed to be a lottery pick!' " Kerr joked to reporters in a pregame video conference Tuesday ahead of Golden State's game against Boston at Chase Center. "And we kind of laughed about it at the time."
Kerr probably was in good shape, considering he wasn't a Cal employee and a ride to a game Brown already had tickets to doesn't exactly constitute an "extra benefit" under the NCAA's rules even if Kerr was representing the athletic department.
https://twitter.com/ChipBrown247/status/1346852849398018048?s=20
They were laughing super hard at his jokes. Kept joking about how much money he had. Overall seemed like their balls shriveled up and they acted inferior.
So like most people on here I’ve [24m] been watching a lot of TFATWS and I’ve been absolutely loving it.
The character work and the different dimensions that they all bring outside of a classic “good vs evil” large scale comic book trope feels monumental (not to say that other MCU products haven’t dealt with this before but that TFATWS has really resonated with me in particular).
We have a hugely popular brand unafraid to tackle difficult subjects and show off different lived experiences and it’s made me think a lot about my own life in reflection. How much I don’t know or would otherwise never come across.
It also kind of reminded me of the scene earlier in the series when they discussed Marvin Gaye’s Trouble Man album. I went and listened to the album after the show and absolutely loved it. This show drove me towards listening to something that I otherwise would never have heard and that was such a good feeling!
So that’s where this post comes in... what would you consider essential to Steve’s brown book? Not just a catch up on everything he missed but everything he should have heard/seen/listened to/experienced. What would you put in the book if you could recommend something for it? It could be anything from the past or the present.
I figured we could all maybe use this show as a springboard to share our own favourite thing or bit of culture or experiences (and as a way to fill some time before a kick-ass finale next week!)
