Fathers & Sons: Bound Thanksgiving

Portrait of walkie family-values in a media 'matrix' culture of incomplete-readings in sportsmanship 'drawn' (American) dark-coffee.

A sports-culture Romanticism 'fable' drawn (loosely) from the media/competition imagery of the dashing American football film Any Given Sunday (Oliver Stone). Hope you like, 

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MR. AMLAN SATAN: "Moving through department areas of consumerism-life, embracing the design/fashion of American life, with my adopted-boy (Damian), I've learned to embrace our Selfie-culture bureaucracy-readings for social media activity and sportsmanship nerdism."

This is a tale of a prototypical immigrant-turned-citizen single-dad in the American Homeland, whose adoption of Algerian-Asian darling-sonny (Damian) had yielded a special view for social media culture sportsmanship and education-friendly cheers for investments and interest. Sure, Damian and Amlan had composed an ideal sort of daddy-sonny bond for Super Bowl cheers and football 'field' goal Facebook like and Romanticism (wow).

DAMIAN: Tecmo, dad?
AMLAN: I know, I know, Madden's all the rave, but this classic-system is cool!

DAMIAN: This is what you used to play (as a teen, huh)?

AMLAN: Right-o, Damian; this'll give you a cool 'field' goal view of play-space.

DAMIAN: Right...easy learning (American book).

AMLAN: Study hard.

When Mr. Satan got a Thanksgiving-TV culture sports-matrix 'trophy' for Damian, a Detroit-city QB-card for Super Bowl 'premonition' brain-candy, his son started to see some pedestrian 'ghost-magic' in Western/American sportsmanship flares for net-activity 'drawn' bureaucracy-readings (for the Ego).

DAMIAN: You should marry a football cheerleader/lady, Amlan.

AMLAN: Call me dad, Damian (ok).

DAMIAN: This is America, daddy...television turkey.

AMLAN: Sounds wise for a window plan in life's book (we'll find you a mom).

DAMIAN: Cool...maybe she'll like Tecmo (too).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)