Mad Lib

Here is a mad lib I found online. Play along and comment your mad lib. 
Here are the missing words:

A Person
Adjective
A Place
Things (plural)
Things (plural)
Feeling
A Celebrity
Song Title
Verb 

Highlight the White Block below to reveal the paragraph you are filling in.




I just got back from a pizza party with Person. Can you believe we got to eat Adjective pizza in A Place?! Everyone got to choose their own toppings. I made 'Food and Things (plural)' pizza, which is my favorite! They even stuffed the crust with Things (plural). How Feeling! If that wasn't good enough already, A Celebrity was there singing Song Title. I was so inspired by the music, I had to get up out of my seat and Verb.

Shrek

Its an age old question that will spark debate between philosophers for years to come; is Shrek 2 better than Shrek 1? The obvious answer is of course not, the original is always better than the sequel. If you say that, it is only because you haven't seen either movie in many years. No one is going to say these two masterpieces are not examples of Hollywood's work, but no sequel is ever superior to predecessor. Unless, of course, we are talking Shrek.

Shrek 2 is non stop laughs right from the opening sequence that details Prince Charming’s epic journey to save Fiona, only to be informed by the big bad wolf in a women's night gown at the end of his journey that she is on her honeymoon. That’s called comedy. The writers were definitely familiar with it in 2001, but they were masters of it in 2004. what really puts Shrek 2 over Shrek 1 is the characters. Just about all of the old ones we fell in love with in the original are back, and we meet Prince Charming, Fairy Godmother, Fiona’s parents and the iconic Puss in Boots. You can add the giant Gingerbread man Mongo to the list of new characters as well. Now looking at the soundtracks, there is no doubt that “I’m a Believer” is the number 1 song in the series, and that is in Shrek 1. The number 2, 3, and 4 songs all belong to Shrek 2 (Holding out for a Hero, Changes, Funkytown, and throw Accidentally in Love in there too). What do you think? Which Shrek is best?