Snowflake Quilt

A Story by Abishai100

Amlan and Danica are co-writers of American Homeland college-football TV superstitions and cast a (very-special) Penn-Irish snow-plate for quickening.

A 4th-July reflection of what's made (American Homeland) social-net activity mounted Notre Dame on NBC (college-football) a 'handshake' for Western culture competition-languages (and superstitions!),

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fanfiction offers no ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., NBC) and is cast as purely a personal expression for social arts (for 'open' reviews).

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AMLAN: This hand-axes storyboard for Irish-Penn snow-football's all charms, babe.

DANICA: Good thought, Amlan; we'll make for Selfie-fanfare culture readings now!

AMLAN: Well, the December 1992 showcase, last-minute heroics, is Irish-Penn IQ.

DANICA: It's gold-and-white goody for football/TV culture; are you pro-NBC?

AMLAN: I know NBC's handshake with the Irish is simply Facebook-like branching.

DANICA: Correct; Notre Dame's standing with NBC Is customized Saturday-Autumn.

Amlan prepared Danica a zesty Irish curry-stew on Saint Patrick's Day in anticipation of their nifty storyboard of an iconic competition-culture (college football!) windows storyboard about the remembered 1992 Notre-Dame/Penn-State rivalry-showcase 'Snow Bowl' of mid-November highlighting the taut TV-culture image of cleats-and-class for fanfare and superstitions in the American Homeland (sure).

AMLAN: The game down to the last wires, and Rick Mirer (Irish) had the cleat.

DANICA: The 17-16 laurel for Notre Dame stands as a nod to TV-finery, Amlan.

AMLAN: Sounds-dialysis for leviathan, babe; sports for army-morale (terrorism).

DANICA: Doesn't college football always deliver the one-lines for thinkers?

AMLAN: Without helmets (sure).

Well, Amlan and Danica had the right-stuff views and 'consciousness' for college-athletics fitness (TV) social-net IQ, and their nifty storyboard about Irish-Penn rivalry 'Snow Bowl' showcase made for Western (American Homeland) superstitions of the helmets-and-cleats for what'd made football an end-zone line for all Earthling doughnuts (and mice!).