Re: [HOE] Road Warrior Second Chance!!!???

["c m hylton" <cmhylton@earthlink.net>]

Actually, I think Jackie Chan was unofficially the "Saint of Improvisation."
As for junkers, possibly.  Still think that Dr. Emmett Brown to be the
"Saint of Mad Scientists."  And that Marty McFly, not Chuck Berry, should be
the "Saint of Rock and/or Roll. (Thanks, Reverand Lovejoy)."  Of course, I
could be wrong. I might just watch too much TV.

C M Hylton


----- Original Message -----
From: "Clint Black" <cblack@ohtinc.com>
To: <hoe@gamerz.net>
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 8:01 AM
Subject: RE: [HOE] Road Warrior Second Chance!!!???


>
> >Well, he may not have redeemed himself from anything, but my idea was
that
> T
> >tried to show people how to live right. Therefore, one thing a Templar
can
> >do to attract him is to help people live right, including giving them a
> >chance to mend their ways. T knows you may be bad, but you can always
mend
> >your ways and earn forgiveness (remember, he's a religious guy).
>
>
> I see what you're saying, and maybe it is just splitting hairs, but I see
> the saints as being iconic of one certain thing, and that usually they are
> prime examples of what they represent.
>
> In the case of T, I'd say he's the Saint of Improvement or something
instead
> of Redemption.  He doesn't just believe that bad people can mend their
ways,
> but that "good" people can be better.  The Improvement thing also goes
well
> with the A-Team abilities as you're able to "improve" on what you already
> have.
>
> Really, it's just a matter of semantics, and my two cents wouldn't buy you
a
> cup of coffee.
>
> Hmm, on a similar note, what about MacGyver, the Saint of Improvisation,
and
> Patron Saint of Junkers?  :)
>
>
> Clint
>
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