BG.AD

Two complementing social-houses from the American campus 'scene' re-present a modern focus on socialized dungeons.

Can two complementary but differing social-houses from American colleges reveal special modern networking trends in micro-cultural data? This yarn was inspired by Animal House (John Landis). Enjoy! 

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There'd been a special 'flowery' in the domain of youth-education avatars and artworks in the modern era of socialization-themed storytelling (e.g., Cabbage Patch Kids).

There'd been two special American college social-houses which'd been at the 'frontlines' of this developed sociocultural trend, and these two houses were considered very different but complements of each other in valued ways. The first was the social-house AD, a Republican house with a special orientation towards mainstream student parties!

This first house, AD, was linked to the fanfare/spirit behind the iconic Chicago Bulls basketball team (USA) and its glorious cheerleaders and therefore represented an American 'mainstream' access to social groupings, clubs, friend-circles, and media activity.

AD: We care about the great traditions of Western civilization and the stories capturing all its 'special' daydreams.

The second house is BG, which is quite different from AD. You see, BG is a social-house of liberal orientation and composed of Democrats (not Republicans!). BG social-house members are fans of non-mainstream social groupings and aesthetics and are therefore 'fans' of things like Nickelodeon, Australia (Nicole Kidman), and the Ivy League.

BG social-house members are not tied to the Chicago Bulls fan-circle(s) but to the iconic and less mainstream Buffalo Bills (American football) fan-circles, catering to an American aesthetic of smalltown populism media and culture-driven pageant storytelling (e.g., Roald Dahl).

BG: We market special totems/diadems catering to a liberal storyboarding design (e.g., Dickens, Stephen King).

So, which of these two iconic social-houses in the American college(s) of Western civilization prefer Amul milk-powder canned convenience foods from Asia? Which social-house in the West boasts members more 'informed' about globalized consumerism/capitalism?

AD: Our two houses are as different as night-and-day!

BG: This complementation speaks to a 'certain' magic of diaries.

Perhaps this micro-culture Western rivalry will/shall be imprinted onto the hallmark(s) of patriotic 'demo' storytelling (e.g., GI Joe: A Real American Hero).

AD: People who think about our Western legacy dream of big things for Wall Street.

BG: We're the 'underground' of American ideology, and our friends/circle(s) invest in Dartmouth!

In this age of network-driven lifestyle (e.g., Facebook), it's interesting to note there's two iconic 'diadems' of socialization/distancing that clarify our developed Western fascination with drawn...differences!

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)