Nights of Dartmouth

Narrated portrait of adult-capitalism with a 'view' for the flare of inventions in adventurous thinking for sensory-excitation 'linked' Western (American) dramatization.

An adult 'universe' photo-synthesis inspired by Boogie Nights (Mark Wahlberg). 

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Let me tell you of my secret cyber-foray into the world of media-adult graphics for capitalism-race 'chess' after I made $15M on Wall-St. during the mini-crash of the modern-era (Ford) which rendered a bread/fruit dye for what's a Western world expression for wrought bureaucracy/flares of special language-arts for the 'steam' of hospitality in America (wow).

My name's Amlan Satan and I had the right-stuff for startup-capital for this Windy-City estate reading for fortune and books, and my special cyber-company (Dartmouth) had become a reflection of my Selfie-interest in fortunes for adult 'exotic' pictures in the American Homeland which I felt represented a 'psychiatric-religion' of open expression and libertine social activity for fanfare/investors and (basic) social-media commentary for the books/pages (for all!).

It was Halloween sensibility that kicked-off our Western senses of incomplete-readings of libertine arts, and this developed into the muscular shares of media-TV drawn Olympics 'dazzle' for the body-fitness of Earthling-life which then cascaded into outright expressions of language/arts for graphics and inventive explorations of gender (male/female) contact for a love-medicine of 'magazine' friendly dowry unlike anything else in civilization's architecture-history (wow).

We operated (Dartmouth) out of a special Windy-City estate 'chess-tied' to some cool-cat capitalist-investors and we knew we'd have to experiment with cyber-tales blending adult-ventures for sensuous living and great spiritual fervor for social activity with the 'complication' of new age dilemmas like terrorism/piracy for photo-synthesis (for a heaven-hell dualism really!).

CRITIC: Why's it called Dartmouth?
ME: Well, it's a special elocution of social-activity for the ornaments of fashion/motion!

CRITIC: So, your 'members' speak with special magic darts for the love of Cupid.

ME: I like that, Cupid, for what's a mod-image all over for inventive fortune-intercepts!

CRITIC: Yeah, right, which is why Dartmouth's a special 'arm' for fortune-rascals, no?

ME: I guess that's an accuracy-examination report...for a mod-Earth fortune-race (cool).

We learned of all kinds of cross-section highways-IQ for adult-cyber investors, including some bad-piracy language-arts, which really rendered an even deeper/colored image of the treasure-light of American capitalism indulgences for spiritual thinking (ha). Was this a new American Dream --- media-driven/gauged (for toys/babes/wizards)?

MR. ION: I'll give you $15M more if you expand into a Brussels sprout dive.

ME (Amlan Satan): We do love Belgian waffles here at Dartmouth, sir!

MR. ION: I want you to become our special diamond-ad liaison for this enterprise, Amlan.

ME: I guess that's a really cool idea, and it makes me think of funny politics-comics.

MR. ION: Capitalism's alienation without translation 'bridge' games for dialysis.

ME: You said it (thanx).

MR. ION: Be careful, capitalist-cyber man (ok).

Our productions were really fun. They blended adventurism with adult-exotic explorations of the thrill of fertilizing fortune-readings and lifestyles of Western fun/euphoria (wow). Who'd think the computer-age would facilitate a new form for communications in photos and daydreams for Earthling/capitalism 'structure' or dictionaries? We achieved more than we thought was possibly 'cool' for this wire-age of computers and lasers.

ESMERELDA (Girlfriend): Remember that 2-hour love-scene in Niagara?

ME: Why'd I forget such a thing...our friends would liken us to cartoon-gods, hon?

ESMERELDA: Was Dartmouth worth the language for intricate money, Mr. Satan?

ME: Wasn't that the inquiry when the circus was invented (for 'cartoon' data)?

"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)