Gun Shy

A Story by Abishai100

Two 'unruly' toy-merchants establish a new 'Western-paradigm' for the market-contest over the imagination(s) of designed darkness.

Can 'real cowboys' be challenged by the imagination-will of modern youthful toy-merchants (in the West)? Inspired loosely by Toys (Robin Williams). Enjoy,

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The cowboy legends of North America stood to defend their incredible/fantastic collection of Old West 'antique' guns/rifles which had become diadems of the great mobilization of lifestyle and design.

COWBOY(S): Our antique rifles from the Old West (United States) remind us why this land is an 'invention' of control!

In fact, nowhere else in the world had you seen this 'keen' view of the blending of lifestyle and design and boldness. Sure, the Spanish boasted bull-fighters, and the French boasted artists, and the Chinese boasted kung-fu dancers, but the North American cowboy was a real 'diplomat' of the explorations of terrain-driven life-designs and gun-shy storytelling!

However, two special media-merchants burst onto the scene, traveling all the way from 'troubled' Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) and presented a new aesthetic for the New World, driven by toys symbolizing a 'control' over the 'problem' of violence control and the 'ruggedly' dangerous histories of the Old West and the dark cowboy aesthetic. These two 'toy-merchants' (Leo Rains and Amlan Satan) were Italian/Algerian Catholics who grew up in Derry/Belfast and became craftsman-toy marketing specialists who wanted to challenge the cowboy realm with their own brand of complete toy-oriented dance!

LEO: What we offer is the new 'color' of North American 'religious' youth-driven markets for toys...and dress.

AMLAN: We're not charlatans or clowns or dancers...no, sir, we present here the 'lyric' of toys to challenge the status quo.

At a special cowboy gear/lifestyle/comics/fashion show in California (United States), the toy-merchant 'magicians' (Leo/Amlan) showed up with 'briefcases' filled with toys that complemented all aspects of life equipment/gear in totally 'transformed' toy-form. In fact, their nifty custom-crafted briefcase collection(s) of Old West toy silver handguns with nice buttes and imaginative/playful chamber caps revealed a new aesthetic for designed capitalism.