Fan-Net's Hexagon

A Story by Abishai100

A 'little-prince' of sports-media/fanfare casts images/tales of social-network based Homeland high art for ideations of history (wow).

A treatise on what makes sports/media a reflection of globalism 'consciousness' through convenience/access based history, inspired by The Social Network (David Fincher).

DISCLAIMER: All images used herein offer no commercial/legal ties to any school/team and therefore comprise a purely 'personal' exercise in social media hospitality (for 'open' intersections).

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Prince Amlan Satan moved from Algiers to Haddonfield and used his inherited royal money to post Western fanfare stories and images on social-media, taking note of the modern emerged globalism 'aesthetic' of network-driven superstitions and fantasy/intrigue creating sportsmanship-oriented activity for peace/diplomacy.

SATAN: "The college-athletics landscape hoists iconic story-programs (Duke/Notre-Dame) for social media (now)."

He'd been a fan of various college sports/teams, including Dartmouth (soccer), Duke (basketball), and Johns Hopkins (lacrosse), sharing ideas with others on the quality of academic visions of citizenry-commentary driving the modern 'social network' for diplomacy/activity/media, and this was the post-9/11 era of personality-driven competition Ego (wow).

SATAN: "The 1992 Duke 'shot' by Laettner casts the team/school as 'legend' and invokes social-media capitalism."

Living in Haddonfield (South Jersey), Prince Satan became accustomed to the street-spirits of local lore and sports, including Devils-hockey and campfire residentialism superstitions surrounding the mythical 'Jersey Devil' of the forest. This University-Jersey oriented 'consciousness' facilitated Amlan's love of social-media presentations/stories of both competition...and intelligence (hmm).

SATAN: "I'm getting a special Redick-Duke collector's item/card in a Haddonfield sports-store for social-media hyperbole (ha)."

Being a spiritual advocate of the 'social network' for sports-fanfare and globalism-rhetoric public activity (commentary/participation/endorsement/consumerism) for the Homeland capitalism 'design' was something that would make any old Earth-prince feel like a 'true' Elf of the activity-landscape, and everything was made 'convenient' in commerce/media life by the amenity of the Internet/YouTube in the 21st-Century (wow).

SATAN: "I'm getting my girlfriend a special Duke-fan gear item (Xmas) in exchange for a t-shirt for a social-media heating."

True, student-athletics commentary and fanfare in the Homeland fueled modern ideations of the 'chess-excellence' of capitalism/media symbolic activity and energy, and it was a reflection of globalism-rhetoric gauged 'universal access' to student-life (athletics) and culture through the Internet, and this facilitated an 'advanced' form of education-based activity-intelligence...and professionalism for the 'social' class.

GIRLFRIEND: You've become like the 'Little-Prince' of sports-fanfare social-media; and it's quite radical.

SATAN: True; but when I post your photo of you in your Duke-t from Xmas, I think only of Earth.

GIRLFRIEND: Alright!

When Prince Satan posted his superstition-tale about the 'possession' of the iconic/symbolic/reflective Duke-Redick athletics card/treasure on social-media, he got comments like, "Is student-athletics culture really 'worthy' of superstition/myth, Mr. Satan?" to which he had to respond (patriotically), "This post-9/11 era Homeland's all about the quality of interest (hmm)."