Rumble/Cowboy: Cheerleader-Drawn

A Story by Abishai100

A fan explains why he's a 'scribe' for the Cowboys cheerleader(s) and the spirit(s) behind the American door(s).

A final football-themed fanfiction, inspired by the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team.

DISCLAIMER: I have no actual ties to Dallas/Cowboys and intend this simply to be a work of 'fanfiction' demo-dictation(s).

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I've been an American since I was a young boy, after moving here from politically-troubled Algeria. Dallas is where I live now, and I make cyber-fan(s) blogs for the iconic and festive (and gorgeous!) Cowboys (football) cheerleading squad.

My name's Amlan Satan, and I'm a real Dallas fanboy, and my cyber-fan blogs about the cheerleading squad (Cowboys) reflect American spirit(s) behind broadcast pro-football, audience fun, and a broad-based following in this era of media. I consider myself a 'ninja' of this new age of sports-oriented social dialogue and consumerism!

What makes Dallas so great is the fast-food, the great roads, the awesome buildings, and the amazing Cowboys and their celebrated cheerleading squad. True, the Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl title in some time now, but their cheerleading squad is featured in a very popular TV series which highlights why the Super Bowl remains an American phenomenon!

You're not really an 'American' if you don't watch the Super Bowl (ever!). It's the Super Bowl where you'll find these 'amazing' Cowboys cheerleaders doing their splendid dancing and dazzle as the athletes compete to win titles. The Cowboys cheerleaders remind us why it's just simply 'fun' to be an American. We don't play soccer in the USA...we watch football...and the 'distant' cheerleader(s)!

Sometimes I liken myself to a robot-avatar with large ram-shaking arms, like a cheerleader's iconic 'pom-poms' (handheld streamer(s) used to accent the fan-dances the cheerleaders perform during broadcast games). Perhaps they'll call me (Amlan Satan) the great Rumble (a 'machine' for the Dallas cheerleader(s) dream(s)).

In fact, I've been a fan of SuperPro comics (Marvel) highlighting a folkloric fascination with the grit, toughness, equipment, bravado, and 'valor' of American football. It's the Super Bowl which would remind us why such a folkloric comics-series defines our sociocultural sense of dreams.

Maybe I'll gift my wife (someday) with a Dallas diamond-ring, and I'll share with her the amazing/unbelievable experience of rooting for those amazing Cowboys cheerleaders as the team captures a future Super Bowl ring.