A Card for Phenotype {Human Chess}

Image of sports-and-life commentary 'culture' for a Western bank lead concerning incomplete thanksgiving.

A sports-culture vignette. 

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I made a special sportsmanship trophy-image in the West (American Homeland), a football-cheerleader card, a special securities consciousness thought for Western bank vanities and Selfie-comment. My name's Amlan Satan, and I made my American pro-football level spirits cheerleaders paper trade card a signpost for the leviathan/uncertainty of worldly/lifestyle chandeliers (for the Ego).

READER: Good image, Chiefs power-club image reference; gorgeous girl.

ME: Thanx for the comment(s), reader; this is an alien world; we need imagery.

READER: Good for antiterrorism feelings in the West (American Homeland), yes?

ME: Thanx for the insight(s), reader; all good things come to our vanities, yeah.

READER: Fair for fare (Selfie-like!).

That reader who commented on my cheerleader-sports card imagery for social media storyboards/languages inspired some cool cleats for my running-man feelings of Western banks (American Homeland) chandeliers for life's vanities/insecurities (wow). Maybe that's what we needed now...social media handshakes for transit strengthening facilitated by activity linked interests for shared consciousness. My gorgeous cheerleader-card was a good accent for the Autumn of '24, as the post-Brady era of football-TV was underway, and varied teams looked to pronounce why sports (and television!) was a remedy of sorts for the dominion-malls scar of 9/11 (sure).

GIRLFRIEND: Jealous of my chicken pie (recipe), boy?
ME: Darling, me thinks you're eyeing my cheerleader card image for tale(s).

GIRLFRIEND: Hey, you cook like me and I'll be into sports-cards (like you!).

ME: Ha, seems sports and TV makes us Romeo and Juliet.

GIRLFRIEND: Well, I'm still the Julia Child of this duet.

ME: Makes me Howard Cosell.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)