Bonds of Wooden Trees

A Story by Abishai100

Twins confer about Cold-War writing tactics for Earthling superstitions offering equivalences/weights for all things simply network/jury.

Cold War dramatics. Happy Black Friday shopping,

DISCLAIMER: This work of politics drama offers no ties to any person(s)/body (e.g., Soviet Union) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social arts (for 'open' interpretations).

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AMLAN: As your twin cowriter for world-rhetoric IQ, I concur for this Cold War Rationalism.

AJAY: Good readings, brother...I'm a fan of Thor (Marvel) for arms of jewelry (Earthlings).

AMLAN: There's special play here for equivalences readings relevant for Earthling controls.

AJAY: Who doesn't appreciate the weight of rivalry, even at nation-states levels, brother?

AMLAN: The Soviets developed their universe post-WWII and fall of their monarchy.

AJAY: It was Communism and Socialism versus Democracy and Capitalism, brother (sure).

AMLAN: The Americans rivaled the Soviets in space-tech and nuclear-things at the time!

AJAY: It was almost a dangerous chess-stalemate, worthy of pedestrian chat (Selfie-like).

AMLAN: Fan of The Hunt for Red October (Sean Connery), brother?
AJAY: I like any good 'faerie-tale' about American-Soviet tech/toys quilts.

AMLAN: Well, the Cold War saw American-Soviet alliances with opposing sides.

AJAY: Sure, the Indochina War, Chinese Civil War, Iran Crisis (1946), and others.

AMLAN: As the Americans/Soviets chose sides, they both emerged as lions.

AJAY: Zeus versus Poseidon (something like that?).

AMLAN: Facebook-like (ok)?

AMLAN: I like the modern social media chat-world of espionage adventurism/avatars.

AJAY: James Bond and the like (sure)...and ample-play for real world intuitions too!

AMLAN: Well, the Cold War saw relevant intrigue in Vietnam/Cuba, sure.

AJAY: As capitalism spread for commerce-rhetoric, powers thought arms/fruits.

AMLAN: There's good street-adjective for the cleats of sportsmanship (in Hell!).

AJAY: Facebook-like (ok)?

AMLAN: I saw a great documentary on Fischer-Spassky (chess).

AJAY: The Cold War was a precedence for the art of sports, brother.

AMLAN: For commerce-life to become Earthling, we needed fencing-for-shipping!

AJAY: Selfie-like (for leviathan/uncertainty).

Amlan and Ajay set to make their special cyber-storyboard presentation about Cold War micro-dramatics and fictionalized tales of characterization of transit/hospitality adventurism in a time when socialism/capitalism were surfacing as rhetoric-wands for network customs and exchanges-lines for developing a future-Earth of globalism-rhetoric interest for equivalences/weight/superstitions of everyday-life (wow). The brothers/twins sought to make a relevance-rich fictional tale of an immigrant whose backgrounds-experience with revolution spiced his American Homeland journalism-adjectives for sportsmanship while he courted a love-affair with a Euro-woman who'd help him craft his ultimate novel concept on USA-USSR ice-hockey cleats-chandeliers (for the Ego!). This was a snapshot of what made Earthling views for negotiated networks (or clubs!) a thing of incomplete-distances readings to (all) things simply Jabberwocky (for all).