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A sports-fan/writer casts the resurrection of his Buffalo hometown (football) team for expressions of simplified 'doubt' adverbs.

A sports-writers' fun diagram of what makes American football (TV!) reflective of competition's Western/Earth windows of chair-goodies, inspired by the football-film Any Given Sunday (Oliver Stone). Thanks for reading (and Happy Father's Day!), 

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Amlan Satan worked on a special New York (Buffalo) sports superstitions board in his hometown for Xmas for pre-Bowl anticipations, given the 21st-Century 'resurrection' of his Buffalo pro-football level spirits program of storied field goals and Bowl appearances for the laurels, casting him a cool American Homeland citizenry-messenger of what made football that language-arts reading for competition's symbolism for a simplified vanity-cleat.

His special trophy item, a gorgeous Jim Kelly era football card reminding his readers why the 2nd era of Buffalo football greatness, with the 21st-Century seeing an aspiring team led by a hot-rookie QB of great interest for fans/investors/writers, would restore a New York Xmas home-life/TV 'feeling' of charms for Super Bowl TV revenue linked capitalism-race dance and helmets (for the Ego).

READER: Liquid poison...Jim Kelly lost 4 consecutive Super Bowls, friend.

SATAN: You said it there; Buffalo wants wings for TV-diners and scent!

READER: There's good chance this new age of Buffalo sport is good for TV.

SATAN: This new-gen QB's already made the cover of a video-game edition.

READER: Good for knowledge, friend; there's adaptation chem for New York.

SATAN: Giants don't 'splash' alone (eh?).

WIFE: This is great...you're anticipating some Bowl-TV hospitality for me.

SATAN: We'll adopt a son, darling; he'll be into Madden (ha).

WIFE: Bills might never win, then again, no?

SATAN: Superstition may drive limits, darling (surely).

WIFE: Selfie-like (good).

"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)