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I hope you’re feeling a little creative! Your assignment is to log onto the discussion board and compose a humorous and coherent story (in English) in which you properly use at least 5 of the sayings, mottos, and/or abbreviations from this section. The story should be long enough so that you have properly used the five items in a believable and sensible way. Here are some humorous ideas for inspiration (you don’t have to incorporate any of these if don’t wish to): Your best friend a foot-long hotdog a vampire a dance contest time travel.

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Once upon a time in a small town called Cleverville, where the unusual was commonplace and humor was a way of life, lived a young man named Jake. Jake was known among his friends as someone who always managed to find a way to turn any situation into a hilarious story. One gloomy Monday morning, Jake decided to spice up the discussion board with a story that not only used some common sayings and mottos but also tickled everyone's funny bone.

It all began when Jake’s best friend, Sam, who had an uncanny obsession with hotdogs, decided to claim that he was a “foot-long hotdog” in the funniest way possible. Sam, in his exaggerated excitement, proclaimed, “You know what they say, go big or go home, and today, I’m a foot-long hotdog ready for the world!” His statement became the first saying from the list to be incorporated humorously. Everyone laughed, but Jake wanted to take it further.

Just then, their mischievous neighbor, Lucy, who was secretly a vampire, interrupted with her own motto: “Night is young, so let’s keep the party alive!” She wiggled her fangs playfully, adding a humorous twist, and effectively used another saying. The group chuckled, knowing Lucy's vampire persona was all in good fun. To elevate the story, Jake introduced a time travel mishap—he imagined that Lucy’s nocturnal antics somehow caused a rift in the space-time continuum.

In the story, Jake narrated how Lucy’s vampire nature led her to stumble upon a mysterious device that allowed her to time travel. Her goal was to find a better “dance contest” or perhaps to win the local dance competition in another era. So, flashing her fangs, she declared, “A real dance contest is all about glam and groove, but tonight, I’ll show that I can dance through the ages!” Here, Jake cleverly intertwined a saying about teamwork, “United we stand, divided we fall,” to emphasize the importance of community spirit during the dance contest.

Throughout the story, Jake maintained a humorous tone, depicting Lucy awkwardly trying to dance in various eras, from the roaring twenties to the disco fifties, always with a comedic twist. In her travels, she encountered a slick century-old vampire who, in a humorous exchange, quipped, “Time flies when you’re having fun, but don’t forget, you gotta go with the flow.” The vampire’s witty remark became the last of the sayings used in the story.

As the tale wrapped up, Lucy returned to her present time, victorious in the dance contest, and the town of Cleverville celebrated her quirky adventure. The moral, threaded throughout the story, was that humor, teamwork, and a little creativity can turn even an absurd situation into a delightful story. Pleased with his creation, Jake posted his story on the discussion board, earning applause and inspiring others to embrace their funny sides.

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