
Just so we all can remember what is was like to be mischievous children. Fill in the blanks and paste the entire story in the commentary:
(Person’s Name) was (verb) (adverb) on the downtown mall yesterday. I noticed (he/she) was (verb) a pair of (noun) in (his/her) (noun). When I asked where (he/she) was going, (he/she) said,
“I have a (noun) with (Person’s Name), owner of (name of establishment) on the Corner.
I responded, “Don’t you mean that crazy person (Person’s Name)?”
“No, you must be thinking of (Person’s Name)”
“Is it really true that (Person’s Name) (verb) (his/her) (farm animal name)?”
“That is completely and utterly (adjective), to think that means that you are ( adjective)and need to be given some type of (noun)”
This conversation got a little too (adjective), so I continued (verb) (direction) on Main Street. I ran into (Person’s Name) sitting on the floor (verb) (noun) for a group of (noun). I thought, “how weird that cville has its own (noun)”.
I heard a (adjective) noise and turned around to see our own city’s (noun) (verb) (adverb) with a (adjective) looking (noun).
I had never seen such a (adjective) (noun) in my whole entire life. It was even (adjective) than that time at the (local band name-look up on muse) concert in (venue) when I caught the lead singer backstage (verb) a (noun) with a (noun).
I was so (adjective) that I (verb) like a (noun). The day was becoming (adjective) and (adjective), I just had to have a (alcoholic beverage). What better place to go for happy hour than (noun) in (cville neighborhood name)?
I quickly found myself at (bar/restaurant/lounge) telling the (adjective) (noun) that I would be joined by three (noun) for (noun). Being that ( bar/restaurant/lounge) is known for its (adjective) customer service/friendliness, it only took us a whopping(number) minutes to get a table.
As our (waiter/waitress) approached our table, we were completely (verb) by the sheer (noun) of (his/her) (noun). My trusted (noun) was quick to (verb), “I haven’t seen (noun) that (adjective) since (month) (year) in Vegas where we accidentally entered into (adjective)-looking (noun). We took one look at (noun)’s (noun) and ran for our lives.”
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