Buffalo-'90s Football (Wreaths)

NY-football blogger and card-collecting fan, Mr. Amlan Satan, links his QB trading-card American 'trophy' to the Earthling superstition of things kaleidoscope.

NY-football (Buffalo-town fanfare vignette/fiction. 

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MR. AMLAN SATAN: This '90s Bills QB-trophy (football trading-card) is my game!

READER: Sure, you're a NY-football fan wording '90s-memory of TV-sport cheers.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: My Buffalo-town football-QB card's athlete was AFC-shaded!

READER: Sure, Jim Kelly boasted great games with other QBs without Bowl-win.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Bernie Kosar of the Browns and Dan Marino of the Dolphins!

READER: That was a 'cool' time of football-cheers for TV-culture (memoir).

MR. AMLAN SATAN: This makes my Bills-card a great image of things Facebook!

READER: Selfie-like?

Amlan Satan, Slovak-Algerian NY-football fan and blogger, found his special '90s-era football-QB 'trophy' (sports trading-card) a languages-inspiration for things of Earthling/American hospitality superstitions. Sure, the 'trophy' featured an American pro-QB who shined in the AFC despite never having won a Super Bowl. Sure, the card's athlete had become a NY-writers 'deity' for things of competition-shoes and Earthling kites (for leviathan/uncertainty). What would he blog now about those boyhood-years cheers memory images as an adult for NY-chandeliers (for all)?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Memory of Xmas-treks to Buffalo invokes football art(s), ok.

READER: Well, the adult-view of yours for new-gen Bills is equally TV-adjective?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I do know the '24-NFL season saw new-gen Bills-QB get MVP!

READER: Buffalo's a heartbreak-town; but I suppose Xmas-season football is art.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Selfie-like (for leviathan/uncertainty).

As Mr. Satan enjoyed some zesty American fried chicken at a diner while enjoying upcoming ('25-season) NFL commentary for anticipations, he thought-back to those boyhood years ('90s) that made his Jim Kelly QB-card an adult-life writers-chandelier for (all) things jewelry for the Ego. What would he write about those youth-years of TV-cheers for American competition and AFC-shine; and would he translate those '90s-years into adult-life '20s-decade Buffalo-town football cheers (for leviathan/uncertainty)? What do you think (for doubt)?

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

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