![]() Volleyball: World of ThingsA Story by Abishai100![]() Summer volleyball magic draws twins (writers) to an Earth-stage 'IQ' concerning stages of nations/cultures exchange for simplified jagged-edge.![]()
1988 Seoul Summer Games men's volleyball theater (USA-USSR) in a championship marking the age of pre-collapse of the Soviet Union as a viable nation-state of world politics intrigue drawn social vignette (fiction/dramatization).
DISCLAIMER: This work of sports 'fanfiction' offers no ties to the Olympics and all images/references used herein comprise a purely 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/interpretations). ---- ==== AMLAN: Let's make this Summer volleyball magnets view for Ukraine-mirror. AJAY: As your twin brother and fellow writer of sports/Olympics, I cheer it! AMLAN: Russia's facing Western admonishments for invasion (Ukraine). AJAY: They had Crimea annexed and faced Chechnya revolution languages! AMLAN: We'll take interview from Ukraine ladies about Summer games image. AJAY: Good citizenry comment for Olympics-fare for '88 Seoul is value, sure. AMLAN: The '88 Olympics (Seoul) boasted that USA-USSR volleyball title game. AJAY: We shall make this a globalism-rhetoric imagery school for volleyball. AMLAN: Selfie-like (good brother). ![]() Amlan and Ajay, writers of sports stuff and twins/brothers, in the American Homeland, made special 1988 Summer Olympics art-qualia for the championship theater of great globalism value, featuring a showdown between the USA and USSR in a time that was precursor to the eventual fall of the Soviet Union as an Earth 'machine' of intelligence (wow). Now, in the 21st-Century, Amlan and Ajay, twins of Boston-town and writers and fans of world sports (and American pride!) wished to make globalism-reflection for USA-USSR language arguably contoured for new age 'IQ' for Russia-relations and diplomacy concerning Ukraine street-citizenry talkies for the art of Earthling jam (hmmm). ![]() Amlan liked writing about the Boston Celtics and US women's national soccer team; and his brother/twin Ajay liked writing about Lakers-Celtics rivalry tales as well as US men's national ice-hockey intrigue. They both found interest in this '88 Summer Olympics men's volleyball theater for tell concerning USA-USSR competitiveness pre-fall of the Soviet Union for modern Russia-diplomacy and world-sports 'IQ' for social media consciousness (Facebook-like!). ![]() AMLAN: I recall my Ivy-college Summer foreign study in France/Arles, brother. AJAY: World intuition through access, visit, education, or cyber-tour is IQ! AMLAN: You like all that American-Soviet ice-hockey fare ('76, '80), right? AJAY: Sure...and you're a fan of American Karch Kiraly and his successes. AMLAN: Karch was a legend...in indoor/beach volleyball and coaching too. AJAY: What did you learn of Earthling journal-IQ in France/Arles, brother? AMLAN: Life's a beach for troubles...that USA-USSR volleyball IQ was tea. AJAY: The Americans lost the 1st set before taking the next 3 for that title. AMLAN: It was the first of Karch Kiraly's multiple life-career prizes, brother. AJAY: I guess France/Arles prepped you for this men's volleyball lace, bro. AMLAN: Selfie-like (change brother). ![]() The twins were cool, and they were right. The '88 USA-USSR theater for volleyball was an Olympics classic/gem for globalism-rhetoric. It was part of the legend of Karch Kiraly (American); and it was a pre-motion to the fall of the Soviet Union 'machine' of ambition. It was relevance for mod-Russia diplomacy/relations arts. It was superstition for 'links' between sportsmanship and archways-excellence. What more could a writer cook? The great American Homeland twins agreed such image was simple craziness of jardinieres (for the Ego). ![]() "Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). ==== "Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes) © 2025 Abishai100 |
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