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Ch4zm at 17:08, 26 December 2022

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	This came as a great shock to the {{CTeam\|AA}}, also in the Hot Water division, as the two teams are lifelong frenemies. The Boogers hail from the Boylston Street station on the Green Line of the Boston Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) system, while the Arsonists hail from the Alewife station. The two immediately established the [[MTA Crown]] as the seasonal competition between the two teams.		This came as a great shock to the {{CTeam\|AA}}, also in the Hot Water division, as the two teams are lifelong frenemies. The Boogers hail from the Boylston Street station on the Green Line of the Boston Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) system, while the Arsonists hail from the Alewife station. The two immediately established the [[MTA Crown]] as the seasonal competition between the two teams.

	~~Because the~~ two teams have been connected their entire ~~lives~~, and both teams' fan bases are from Boston, the traditions and stories around the MTA Crown involve in-jokes, niche cultural references, and a constant barrage of references to the "glory days" of the respective teams. Most aspects of the rivalry are poorly understood by outsiders.<noinclude>		The two teams have been connected for their entire existence, and both teams' fan bases are from Boston. As a result, the traditions and stories around the MTA Crown involve in-jokes, niche cultural references, and a constant barrage of references to the "glory days" of the respective teams. Most aspects of the rivalry are poorly understood by outsiders. Ironically, however, despite their shared traditions, common home team, and in-jokes that only they get, fans and players of Alewife and Boylston will fight like cats and dogs if left unattended.<noinclude>
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	~~The {{CTeam\|BB}} replaced~~ the {{CTeam\|ATL}} in the Hot Water ~~league, surprising their frenemies since childhood,~~ the {{CTeam\|AA}}~~. The two immediately established the [[MTA Crown]] as the seasonal competition between the two teams~~.		In [[Season 14]] of the [[Hellmouth Cup]] the {{CTeam\|ATL}} became the Quitter Sharks and quit the Hot Water division. They were replaced by the {{CTeam\|BB}}.

	~~The~~ {{CTeam\|BB}} are ~~based at~~ the Boylston Street station, on the Boston ~~Metro~~ Transit Authority (MTA) ~~Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at~~ the Alewife station~~, on~~ the MTA ~~Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights,~~ the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.		This came as a great shock to the {{CTeam\|AA}}, also in the Hot Water division, as the two teams are lifelong frenemies. The Boogers hail from the Boylston Street station on the Green Line of the Boston Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) system, while the Arsonists hail from the Alewife station. The two immediately established the [[MTA Crown]] as the seasonal competition between the two teams.

	~~Many people who live far from Boston are unaware of the existence of~~ the ~~MTA~~, ~~the Red Line, the Green Line, or even Boston in general. For~~ Boston ~~Outsiders~~, the ~~differences between the red~~ and ~~green trains can seem subtle, even indistinguishable. Alewife and Boylston fans will often get into heated debates on~~ the ~~street,~~ in ~~bars~~, ~~or on public transit~~, ~~arguing about~~ the ~~relative merits~~ of ~~red versus green, or~~ the ~~Alewife station or~~ the ~~Boylston Street station. Boston Outsiders~~ are ~~often confused~~ by ~~the formulaic use of "red" and "green" interchangeably throughout such debates~~.<noinclude>		Because the two teams have been connected their entire lives, and both teams' fan bases are from Boston, the traditions and stories around the MTA Crown involve in-jokes, niche cultural references, and a constant barrage of references to the "glory days" of the respective teams. Most aspects of the rivalry are poorly understood by outsiders.<noinclude>
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Ch4zm at 16:46, 26 December 2022

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	The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.		The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.

	Many people ~~living outside of~~ Boston are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or even Boston in general. For ~~those from outside of~~ Boston ("Outsiders"), the ~~Red Line and Green Line may very well be indistinguishable, except for~~ the ~~color. Outsiders may become confused by the formulaic use of "~~red" and "green~~" interchangeably during back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans~~ and ~~Boogers~~ fans~~. Here is a common example of a story:~~		Many people who live far from Boston are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or even Boston in general. For Boston Outsiders, the differences between the red and green trains can seem subtle, even indistinguishable. Alewife and Boylston fans will often get into heated debates on the street, in bars, or on public transit, arguing about the relative merits of red versus green, or the Alewife station or the Boylston Street station. Boston Outsiders are often confused by the formulaic use of "red" and "green" interchangeably throughout such debates.<noinclude>

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	~~One day, the red train and the green train were both traveling through the city~~ on ~~their separate tracks, each trying to outdo~~ the ~~other. As they approached a particularly narrow section of track~~, ~~the red train pushed itself to the limit~~, ~~determined to pull ahead of the green train. But the green train was not about to give up so easily. Its engines roared as it picked up speed, closing the gap between the two trains. The passengers~~ on ~~both trains held their breath as the two trains raced towards the top of the hill~~, ~~neck and neck. At the very last moment, the green train pulled ahead, crossing~~ the ~~finish line just inches ahead~~ of ~~the~~ red ~~train. The passengers on the~~ green ~~train cheered and celebrated their victory~~, ~~while those on~~ the ~~red train grumbled and complained about their loss~~.
	}}

	~~However arbitrary and unimportant the rivalry may be outside of~~ Boston~~, the opinions of Boston spots fans~~ are ~~especially important to~~ the ~~Commissioner~~ of ~~Golly, because Boston is a major media market~~.<noinclude>
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Ch4zm at 08:20, 26 December 2022

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	The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.		The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.

	Many people living outside of Boston are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or even Boston in general. ~~They~~ may be confused by back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans~~, which revolves around formulaic stories about one train beating another; here~~ is a common example:		Many people living outside of Boston are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or even Boston in general. For those from outside of Boston ("Outsiders"), the Red Line and Green Line may very well be indistinguishable, except for the color. Outsiders may become confused by the formulaic use of "red" and "green" interchangeably during back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans. Here is a common example of a story:

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	However~~, as~~ arbitrary and unimportant as the rivalry ~~is to everyone~~ outside of ~~the general~~ Boston ~~metropolitan area~~, the ~~rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts~~ of ~~Golly~~ fans ~~in the Boston area, whose opinions~~ are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly, because Boston is a major media market.<noinclude>		However arbitrary and unimportant the rivalry may be outside of Boston, the opinions of Boston spots fans are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly, because Boston is a major media market.<noinclude>
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Ch4zm at 08:04, 26 December 2022

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	The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.		The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.

	~~Most~~ people are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or ~~evenBoston~~ in general. They may be confused by back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans, which ~~usually follows~~ a ~~formula like this one~~:		Many people living outside of Boston are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or even Boston in general. They may be confused by back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans, which revolves around formulaic stories about one train beating another; here is a common example:

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	However, as arbitrary and unimportant as the rivalry is to everyone outside of the general Boston metropolitan area, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of Golly fans in the Boston area, whose opinions are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly, because Boston is a major media market.<noinclude>		However, as arbitrary and unimportant as the rivalry is to everyone outside of the general Boston metropolitan area, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of Golly fans in the Boston area, whose opinions are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly, because Boston is a major media market.<noinclude>
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Ch4zm at 07:47, 26 December 2022

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	However, as arbitrary and unimportant as the rivalry is to everyone outside of the general Boston metropolitan area, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of Golly fans in the Boston area, ~~and because Boston is a major media market, the~~ opinions ~~of Boston fans~~ are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly.<noinclude>		However, as arbitrary and unimportant as the rivalry is to everyone outside of the general Boston metropolitan area, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of Golly fans in the Boston area, whose opinions are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly, because Boston is a major media market.<noinclude>
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Ch4zm at 07:46, 26 December 2022

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	~~Note that you can reverse red~~ and ~~green depending on which day~~ of the ~~week it is.~~		However, as arbitrary and unimportant as the rivalry is to everyone outside of the general Boston metropolitan area, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of Golly fans in the Boston area, and because Boston is a major media market, the opinions of Boston fans are especially important to the Commissioner of Golly.<noinclude>

	~~However~~, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of ~~all~~ Golly fans in ~~or around~~ Boston, and as a major media market, ~~this means it is also~~ important to the Commissioner of Golly.<noinclude>
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Ch4zm at 07:44, 26 December 2022

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	The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.		The {{CTeam\|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam\|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.

	Most people unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or ~~even (in some cases) of Boston~~ in general ~~are~~ confused by back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans, which usually follows a formula like "One day, the red train and the green train were both traveling through the city on their separate tracks, each trying to outdo the other. As they approached a particularly narrow section of track, the red train pushed itself to the limit, determined to pull ahead of the green train. But the green train was not about to give up so easily. Its engines roared as it picked up speed, closing the gap between the two trains. The passengers on both trains held their breath as the two trains raced towards the top of the hill, neck and neck. At the very last moment, the green train pulled ahead, crossing the finish line just inches ahead of the red train. The passengers on the green train cheered and celebrated their victory, while those on the red train grumbled and complained about their loss.~~" (You~~ can reverse red and green depending on which day of the week it is.)		Most people are unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or evenBoston in general. They may be confused by back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans, which usually follows a formula like this one:

			{{Quote\|
			One day, the red train and the green train were both traveling through the city on their separate tracks, each trying to outdo the other. As they approached a particularly narrow section of track, the red train pushed itself to the limit, determined to pull ahead of the green train. But the green train was not about to give up so easily. Its engines roared as it picked up speed, closing the gap between the two trains. The passengers on both trains held their breath as the two trains raced towards the top of the hill, neck and neck. At the very last moment, the green train pulled ahead, crossing the finish line just inches ahead of the red train. The passengers on the green train cheered and celebrated their victory, while those on the red train grumbled and complained about their loss.
			}}

			Note that you can reverse red and green depending on which day of the week it is.

	However, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of all Golly fans in or around Boston, and as a major media market, this means it is also important to the Commissioner of Golly.<noinclude>		However, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of all Golly fans in or around Boston, and as a major media market, this means it is also important to the Commissioner of Golly.<noinclude>

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The {{CTeam|BB}} replaced the {{CTeam|ATL}} in the Hot Water league, surprising their frenemies since childhood, the {{CTeam|AA}}. The two immediately established the [[MTA Crown]] as the seasonal competition between the two teams.

The {{CTeam|BB}} are based at the Boylston Street station, on the Boston Metro Transit Authority (MTA) Green Line. The {{CTeam|AA}} are based at the Alewife station, on the MTA Red Line. Despite their surface-level conflict and fights, the two teams are deeply connected. Both teams hail from Boston, but both teams are too proud of their home subway stations to accept the general blanket label "Boston". Both teams are on subway lines that are important parts of Boston's transportation network, and many residents and visitors moving through the city of Boston pass through the Alewife and Boylston Street stations.

Most people unaware of the existence of the MTA, the Red Line, the Green Line, or even (in some cases) of Boston in general are confused by back-and-forth banter between Arsonists fans and Boogers fans, which usually follows a formula like "One day, the red train and the green train were both traveling through the city on their separate tracks, each trying to outdo the other. As they approached a particularly narrow section of track, the red train pushed itself to the limit, determined to pull ahead of the green train. But the green train was not about to give up so easily. Its engines roared as it picked up speed, closing the gap between the two trains. The passengers on both trains held their breath as the two trains raced towards the top of the hill, neck and neck. At the very last moment, the green train pulled ahead, crossing the finish line just inches ahead of the red train. The passengers on the green train cheered and celebrated their victory, while those on the red train grumbled and complained about their loss." (You can reverse red and green depending on which day of the week it is.)

However, the rivalry between the Arsonists and Boogers is near and dear to the hearts of all Golly fans in or around Boston, and as a major media market, this means it is also important to the Commissioner of Golly.<noinclude>
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