Bones Gate: The Saree Deeds

A Story by Abishai100

A cyber-member of a social-house in North America draws communications to bridge East-West commerce for his saree-fashion(s) diorama!

A nice story about consumerism and the rhetoric behind finding windows into imaginative capitalism, inspired by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore).

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A special national college fraternity which was depicted in an iconic American film was about to be renamed into Bones Gate to incorporate a more multicultural brotherhood/membership. One of the alumni, an Algerian-American prince named Amlan Satan used Bones Gate to create a global online merchant's network for the Eastern/Indian woman's saree design/clothing, which is India's rendition (really!) of the Greek toga. Bones Gate became a nice commercial hub for online fashion communications bridging East-West!

AMLAN SATAN: I care about the quality of the fabric(s) and the design/appeal of the sarees from the East themselves!

The sarees Satan purchased or traded or collected for merchandising and marketing of East-West fashion-world bridging in women's clothing were quite designed and nice, and he became known as the Western Marco Polo for Indian sarees.

CUSTOMER: It's nice to know a social-house 'hub' can serve as a nexus for ideas about inventive global capitalism.

The sarees ranged in color, texture, style, design, origin, and pricing. The customers were from all around the world, with a growing customer-base in North America, especially the East Coast of the United States.

CUSTOMER: I can't believe how convenient it is to find East-West bridging fashions; these sarees are better than togas!

In fact, some of the customers/reviewers of this 'Bones Gate' East-West fashion-bridging 'enterprise' complimented Satan on the textures/color of the quality of the merchandising and the introduction to saree-designed themed communications online. This was way cooler than lots of stuff on eBay.

AMLAN SATAN: We just might make saree-mannequins a complementary spokesmodel for Bones Gate (Animal House)!

It can't be that difficult to market East-West bridging fashions online, right? Well, for this post-9/11 era of commerce-security fears for globalism rhetoric, such difficulty can be a reality, and Satan uses Bones Gate to find that special dollar-angel/muse inspiration, to make modern consumerism feel more heavenly. Isn't that the American Dream?

Today's media/entertainment offers a wide/global audience windows and views into the nature of developing/developed aesthetics, designs, tech, toys, machinery, and of course fashion. There's a blending of past and future and the right to develop communication-based capitalism.

Fortunately, Amlan Satan is a 'real' online wizard of these commercial cyber-times. He's the new 'Scarecrow' of the East-West commerce bridge, and he might remind people of a lovable comic book character, an 'accessible' folk-merchant rendition of Thomas Nast!