Once upon a time in the peculiar town of PLACE , Mr. Filzer, the ADJECTIVE old man, had a reputation for throwing the wildest Halloween party. He would VERB through the streets, dressed in a COLOR costume, shouting ADVERB , "Gather 'round, my fellow PLURAL NOUN ! It's time for a spook-tacular night!"
This year, Mr. Filzer decided to make his party even more ADJECTIVE . He planned to VERB a giant NOUNin his front yard, and he asked the PLURAL NOUN of COUNTRY for help. With their ADJECTIVE skills, they built a monstrous NOUN that could VERB and VERB all night long.
On Halloween night, the party began, and people from all over the PLACE arrived. They came dressed as ADJECTIVE NOUN, COLOR NOUN, and even CLASSMATES NAME dressed as a ADJECTIVE NOUN. The decorations were ADJECTIVE , with COLOR NOUN and PLURAL NOUN hanging from the NOUN.
Mr. Filzer got things started by ADVERB VERB and invited everyone to join in. The PLURAL NOUN VERB and VERB to the ADJECTIVE music, while CLASSMATES NAME and CLASSMATES NAME VERB a NOUN so ADJECTIVE that it could be seen from PLACE .
As the night went on, more and more PLURAL NOUN VERB and VERB until the entire PLACE was filled with laughter and ADJECTIVE NOUN . Mr. Filzer's Halloween party was an absolute ADJECTIVE success, and he couldn't have been happier.
The next morning, CLASSMATES NAME woke up and realized that it had all been a ADJECTIVE dream. But one thing was for sure, Mr. Filzer's Halloween parties were always the ADJECTIVE and ADJECTIVE in town.
