DC to Philly: Homeland's Charcoal

A Story by Abishai100

Narrated fictional portrait of East Coast football and TV-culture for lines of American Homeland chances.

An NFL-Sunday fanfare tale, for this given Sunday (thanks for reading),

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I was thinking of a special Sunday in the American Homeland for a theater image highlighting a modern football rivalry for TV-audiences enhancing some charm for otherwise unlinked US East Coast cities in modern time (Philly and NY).

I'd been working in a DC-dive for consumerism life and that American 'art' of lifestyle when I decided this Philly-NY East Coast theater for football superstitions in this new time of terrorism woes moved me to the game in the City of Brotherly Love to make for some of my Selfie-age comment of everyday jardinieres (for the Ego).

Sure, most fans of football liked to link any 'brand' of NY state football to American Homeland imagination for intuitions, but this Eagles-Giants Sunday theater (1-pm) would make mark of some nifty cross-city lace for fanfare adjectives for cleats. Philly and New York were not really tied culturally or socially, but in the 'universe' of sports (American football), this Sunday image was specifically tailored for fan biases (for the Ego).

STADIUM-FAN: New York's seen much in the way of smoke and brimstone, pal.

ME: Well, I'm here from a Philly-base of fan stuff, neighbor.

STADIUM-FAN: Oh, Barkley, ex-Giants, just made a nice stand for run time.

ME: He's got the grit and heart, and the Eagles want him as his own today!

STADIUM-FAN: Mark Bavaro was a Giant but ended his career in Philly, no?

ME: I do recount that's true, neighbor.

STADIUM-FAN: Well, it's open-range in the City of Brotherly Love here now.

ME: You drove from Manhattan, eh?

STADIUM-FAN: And you took-off from coffee works for this televised game?

ME: We're similar...population members for post-9/11 era jardinieres.

STADIUM-FAN: New York needs this random win today...jingles meds.

ME: Sure (we'll see).

I won't tell you who won that Philly-Giants showdown in '25 as the playoff time approached and multiple towns/teams looked to make big claim for that coveted Super Bowl trophy in a new-gen environment of stars and streakers like the Eagles' transfer Barkley (ex-Giant!). I won't tell you what that stadium-fan seat neighbor/I concluded for that given Sunday's superstitions of what made sport (American football) a cleat for jolly metaphysics. I can tell you that sports-TV had made two random/unlinked cities of the East Coast (Philadelphia and New York) suddenly a dollhouse workshop for synthesized journeys (for leviathan/uncertainty).