A Card Thought Fiction

A Story by Abishai100

Sports universe 'consciousness' imagery for competition 'examination' concerns a sports cards (collections) man when inquired of 'jitters' by the choking Mr. Doubt.

World sports intelligence paranoia yarn, loosely drawn from the 'ethos' concepts/language from the excellent competition-conscious American recruitment negotiations film Blue Chips (Nick Nolte), which I think you'll like (and thanks for reading),

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fiction contains images/references with no commercial/explicit ties to any person(s)/body (e.g., Topps sports trading-cards) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social arts (for 'open' critique/interpretations).

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Mr. Amlan Satan had found special Rationalism for fan investment cleats for pro-basketball players headed to Golden State from schools-level play in the American Homeland when he was confronted by a cyber-messenger of special steroids use paranoia storyboards, a man named Mr. Doubt (Selfie-like).

DOUBT: Well, your collection of Golden State player cards is good symbols.
SATAN: I know it, Mr. Doubt...maybe your steroids illegal cases IQ is paranoia?
DOUBT: For a market of dollar traded competition image, synthetics is prime!
SATAN: Sure there's competition negotiation darkness in recruitment/markets!
DOUBT: Aha, why not spice your collection IQ with blogs about negotiation?
SATAN: Mr. Doubt, there's individualism worry for competition's outcomes.
DOUBT: Where then is the good medicine for all Earthling jardinieres?
SATAN: Aha, isn't that a concern for shipping, Mr. Doubt (Facebook-like).
DOUBT: Hmmm...perhaps (good).

Well, Mr. Amlan Satan found good Rationalism for work with sports collections for vanity, since he thought about the complexity theory of manmade bureaucracy-arts, moved by the inquiring Mr. Doubt who simply wished to make 'examination' lines of the features of competition's wholly jagged outcomes for the Ego (damn). Maybe Satan (Amlan!) would make for adjectives concerning American Homeland thought for 'jitters' and link his sports cards symbols to Earthling jardinieres (for all!).