Abishai100
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This is a commerce-evolution (i.e., since sea-travel) vignette about two celebrities and an Internet blogger modelled after myself named Ajay discussing 'modern-media narratives.'
Signing off,
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Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks all loved Taco Bell's new jalapeno double-chalupa and wanted to market it in their own 'spheres of influence.' Cruise talked about the zesty convenience fast-food multicultural fare-dish on a talk-show on a Monday morning; Ajay blogged about the chalupa on US Message Board on Tuesday morning; and Hanks requested a film script-line be inserted in his next movie (about German tourists in America discovering 'fast-food culture'). Cruise (Tom) had already made the movie Edge of Tomorrow; Ajay had written a Pulitzer-winning essay in The New Yorker about the FDA being the new Red Cross; and Hanks (Tom) had made a movie about espionage involving commerce (between America and Europe!) during the Cold War.
Yep, Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks were 'media gargoyles' whose only mission was to understand the modern 'aesthetics' involving 'streamlined social etiquette' based on industrialization, labor-education, and marketing-themed philosophy and therefore ironically each studied the peculiar cultural symbolism attached to school uniform policies in the USA. All three agreed that school uniforms were good for preventing fashion-distractions in the minds of students but that they also incited rebelliousness if the school's administration was not handsomely 'liberal.' Larry King talked about Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks while introducing a new politics-treatise modernism novel titled Pirates of Philips and Pioneer.
The three became a 'momentary media triangle spotlight event' for those actually interested in new age 'global-web society populism' themed public domain gossip. Ajay posted his sketches about Ancient Egypt meant to signify an enduring fascination with geometrical fashions even hidden in the child-like (or even mischievous!) doodles of anti-capitalist comics. Meanwhile, Cruise and Hanks touted the 'pirates-work' discussed by Larry King and wondered if there were deep vaudevillian-aesthetics connections between pirate-culture from the age of sea-travel to Egyptology 'sci-fi' (e.g., Stargate) in this new media-prone age of 'clean-line designs' (e.g., IBM). Ajay's Ancient Egypt stick-figure art made millions in endorsements from Microsoft, Dell, and Tandy. Finally, Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks appeared together on the Larry King Live show on Valentine's Day 2018!
Larry King commended Ajay on his Egyptology stick-figure doodles and their shocking popularity on the Internet, and he suggested to Cruise and Hanks that they become 'allies' in this new age of media-oriented pedestrianism 'live-dialogue politics' (only slightly higher-up from the level of street-pulpit evangelism we'd seen from Boss Tweed-era New York City). Ajay was a big fan of Herbert Asbury and commented to Larry King that the representations (or rather, 're-presentations') of Tweed NYC in Scorsese's Asbury-adapted film-epic Gangs of New York affected modern-day Americans' consciousness regarding 'mob psychology virtue.' Would this story of this 'Tesla Trio' go un-remembered in the great folkloric halls of Radio Days/Internet Days?
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Signing off,
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Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks all loved Taco Bell's new jalapeno double-chalupa and wanted to market it in their own 'spheres of influence.' Cruise talked about the zesty convenience fast-food multicultural fare-dish on a talk-show on a Monday morning; Ajay blogged about the chalupa on US Message Board on Tuesday morning; and Hanks requested a film script-line be inserted in his next movie (about German tourists in America discovering 'fast-food culture'). Cruise (Tom) had already made the movie Edge of Tomorrow; Ajay had written a Pulitzer-winning essay in The New Yorker about the FDA being the new Red Cross; and Hanks (Tom) had made a movie about espionage involving commerce (between America and Europe!) during the Cold War.
Yep, Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks were 'media gargoyles' whose only mission was to understand the modern 'aesthetics' involving 'streamlined social etiquette' based on industrialization, labor-education, and marketing-themed philosophy and therefore ironically each studied the peculiar cultural symbolism attached to school uniform policies in the USA. All three agreed that school uniforms were good for preventing fashion-distractions in the minds of students but that they also incited rebelliousness if the school's administration was not handsomely 'liberal.' Larry King talked about Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks while introducing a new politics-treatise modernism novel titled Pirates of Philips and Pioneer.
The three became a 'momentary media triangle spotlight event' for those actually interested in new age 'global-web society populism' themed public domain gossip. Ajay posted his sketches about Ancient Egypt meant to signify an enduring fascination with geometrical fashions even hidden in the child-like (or even mischievous!) doodles of anti-capitalist comics. Meanwhile, Cruise and Hanks touted the 'pirates-work' discussed by Larry King and wondered if there were deep vaudevillian-aesthetics connections between pirate-culture from the age of sea-travel to Egyptology 'sci-fi' (e.g., Stargate) in this new media-prone age of 'clean-line designs' (e.g., IBM). Ajay's Ancient Egypt stick-figure art made millions in endorsements from Microsoft, Dell, and Tandy. Finally, Cruise, Ajay, and Hanks appeared together on the Larry King Live show on Valentine's Day 2018!
Larry King commended Ajay on his Egyptology stick-figure doodles and their shocking popularity on the Internet, and he suggested to Cruise and Hanks that they become 'allies' in this new age of media-oriented pedestrianism 'live-dialogue politics' (only slightly higher-up from the level of street-pulpit evangelism we'd seen from Boss Tweed-era New York City). Ajay was a big fan of Herbert Asbury and commented to Larry King that the representations (or rather, 're-presentations') of Tweed NYC in Scorsese's Asbury-adapted film-epic Gangs of New York affected modern-day Americans' consciousness regarding 'mob psychology virtue.' Would this story of this 'Tesla Trio' go un-remembered in the great folkloric halls of Radio Days/Internet Days?
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