BG: Blaster Drawer

A special Ivy League 'social-house' creates a club-blog about an espionage-toy robot (Blaster) for chats about dives.

A 'lyceum' vignette about those fun/funny intersections between education...and dollars. 

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A special social-house on an Ivy League campus was host to a special intellectual property intrigue surrounding an espionage-themed Transformers robot that transformed mechanically into a stereo-box with mini-robot warriors who transformed into cassette-tapes, and the social house, 'BG', suddenly became a hub for robot-storytelling.

The main storyteller, an eccentric Algerian named Satan, was using the Transformers stereo-box and cassette robot-warrior named 'Blaster' to talk about the work of WikiLeaks and communications-tech in modern times to argue that toys symbolizing cyber-machinery was somehow liked by the 'geniuses' of modern capitalism!

Satan and his BG buddies and gals used toy computers (for kids!) to marked cyber-blogs about the value of communications tech/machinery in Western civilization and its impact on capitalism value and aesthetics.

SATAN (BG): Capitalism and tech-toys don't have to be in contradiction or in aesthetic deformity for real depression!

Now, this cute little Blaster (Transformers) stereo-cassette robot-warrior toy (action-figure) was quite the 'rage' in the 80s-90s but was now considered merely a 'collector's item' on eBay, so the BG buds/gals like Satan (Amlan) decided to make a blog about why/how this unique 'Blaster' avatar re-presented a modernism view of the machinery of democracy!

SATAN (BG): After 9.11, the world became 'on-edge' about street fashions that weren't aligned with capitalism patriotism.

So, the new question was, "Would an average Ivy League social-house (BG) be able to use 'toys' to cast post-9/11 era consumerism/capitalism as a special 'magic' for modern globalism dreaming?" After all, wasn't the modern school about the human divinity?

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)