Gambit by Phrase-Command

The uncanny mutant of gifted power and magic, Gambit, seeks a Euro-expression for (serious) antiterrorism photons for field goals.

X-Men (Marvel Comics) fanfiction. Merry Xmas, all 

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Gambit knew that Professor X had the right-stuff IQ for his gifted mutants for democratic fencing in the American Homeland when he charged the telepath with agility and neon-explosives to a sky-tower defense line for a Euro-exhibition game for American football diamond ads worth its weight in capitalism confidence (sure).

GAMBIT: Do you not get feeling American class for football is TV fortune IQ?
CITY MAYOR: We hope this Euro-exhibition arm for American teams is class!

GAMBIT: The sky tower shall afford me that extra credit view for terrorists, sir.

CITY MAYOR: There's much planned for teams/schools for Saturday-TV now!

GAMBIT: Professor X knows our Institute for mutant powers is Earthling cleats/IQ.

CITY MAYOR: We're relieved there's agile muscle and mind for tower-football.

GAMBIT: Thanx, mayor (Facebook-like).

Gambit made French toast and cheered some world antiterrorism fencing premonition with a world-exchange reflection soft/zesty (Indian) luchi-bread thanksgiving-diner plate and hoped Professor X of the Institute would hoist a special image of Gambit making great telepathy imagery for securities at the Euro-tower for monitoring any advance of terrorists destroying Earthling hospitality-muscles of bread and book marks for the Ego (sure).

PROFESSOR-X: Sky tower's a Euro-fortune IQ for the good-guys, Gambit?
GAMBIT: You said it wise, Professor (thanx).

PROFESSOR X: Did you spot Magneto's evil mutant army approaching on street?

GAMBIT: When I did, I threw my cards and drew journalist-eyes and revelation!

PROFESSOR X: The use of powers must be one of antiterrorism charge, Gambit.

GAMBIT: Facebook-like, Professor (for chandeliers).

PROFESSOR X: Good (all's fare in the war for physics, my pupil).

"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)