Carolina-Duke: Streets of Predicate

A Story by Abishai100

A special college-rivalry 'image' moves twins (brothers) to mark populations/traffic sanity creativity for an Earthling knits-of-journey.

Duke-UNC men's college basketball rivalry diorama. Thanks for reading (Happy Thanksgiving!),

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fiction offers no ties to any representative person(s)/body and is (therefore) cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/translations).

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The Brothers-Satan, Slovak-Algerian Catholic-American twins/brothers of New England, immigrants/citizens/writers, had become cool junior-league hockey-coaches part-time and decided to put their brains together for a very-special holidays-'25 sports-globe 'culture' writing about the timeless Duke-Carolina men's college-basketball rivalry story. The Brothers-Satan, Amlan and Ajay, had found a quite-gorgeous gem-moment in that Duke-UNC rivalry timeline for magnets, a Feb.-'95 overtime-stunner featuring a struggling underdog Duke Blue-Devils unit streaking with great surprising cheers against a mighty high ranked athletically potent University of North Carolina Tar-Heels 'force' of wins. The Brothers-Satan, Amlan and Ajay, wished to reference this gem-moment in the Duke-UNC rivalry-story timeline, from the Feb.-'95 date, for a 'cool' Earth world Western (American Homeland) nets/traffic/population 'superstitions' image for some weighted social controls intelligence 'image' for Heaven/Hell. Follow along, friends.

AMLAN: That Feb.'95 Duke-Carolina overtime stunner featured great UNC stars.

AJAY: I know it, and this Duke-UNC rivalry 'faerie-tale' has become social media IQ.

AMLAN: Surely has, because the Western world elevates sports for social knits, ok.

AJAY: Carolina surged early as expected, but Duke turned on magic as underdogs!

AMLAN: That they did, brother...and the game went to overtime; no one thought.

AJAY: Duke and Carolina boasted multiple national titles in its school records, ok!

AMLAN: Carolina elevated superstars to the level of NBA-title laurel, brother.

AJAY: True, but Duke's legendary Coach-K had boasted Olympics-level laurels (too).

AMLAN: That Feb.-'95 Duke-UNC rivalry timeline 'moment' is our symbol focus, ok.

AJAY: Facebook-like (for the Ego).

AMLAN: Let's compare that Duke-UNC Feb.-'95 gem to the Race Riots of '92.

AJAY: Hard read, but it's true that Duke/Carolina had become multiculturalism IQ.

AMLAN: Both schools/teams had elevated special ethnic-minority prodigies/stars.

AJAY: UNC boasted high NBA-title winning men (Rasheed Wallace, Michael Jordan).

AMLAN: True, but as you know, Duke boasted a legend-coach with Olympics-knit.

AJAY: That's true, brother...well, the Race Riots of '92 was Earth world hell-image.

AMLAN: How'd we think of this Feb.-'95 Duke-UNC rivalry 'image' for Earth-light?

AJAY: Duke/Carolina toasts fans of very different minds; a multicultural potion!

AMLAN: That's true, brother...and those Race Riots of '92 was Hell for civics.

AJAY: Our Feb.-'95 Duke-UNC rivalry moment story is Earthling kernels, eh?

AMLAN: Facebook-like (for Heaven/Hell).

The Brothers-Satan, Amlan and Ajay, Slovak-Algerian Catholic-American twins/brothers of New England life, stories, sports-imaging, and Earthling knits, had found 'cool' bound-Rationalism for their shared/mounted Duke-Carolina rivalry-timeline 'faerie-tale' with their 'cool' Feb.-'95 game memory story-cast about an overtime stunner featuring underdog spirit and storytelling 'know' of leviathan/uncertainty. They cheered their word of write with a 'cool' world-exchanges reflection culinary-treat (Indian) luchi-bread diner-chat and thought deeply now of why/how the Blue Devils and Tar Heels of '95 offered the modern TV Earth 'environment' a very-special ghost-magic social controls civics diamond for things of surfaced media/populations interest metaphors for a midways-sanity 'government.' Perhaps their storyboard of Duke-UNC for the LA Race-Riots of '92 would be counted in the annals of Earthling (American) citizenry talk for (human) competitiveness for (everyday) electromagnetism.