Planning
Mad-libs extra project
Hank Feild
05-Aug-2014

Overview:

This program will output a mad lib sentence with a set of hard coded parts of
speech.


Requirements:

    - no user input (for now)
    - four nouns and two adjectives are hard coded in the code
    - a sentence is printed that makes use of the preset nouns and adjectives:
        "That's one [ADJ1] [NOUN1] for [NOUN2]; one [ADJ2] [NOUN3] for [NOUN4]"


Use cases:

    - If the nouns are: "cat", "dogs", "mouse", "rats", and the adjectives are
      "hungry" and "starving", then the output will be:
        "That's one hungry cat for dogs; one starving mouse for rats"

    - If the nouns are: "step", "man", "leap", "mankind", and the adjectives are
      "small" and "giant", then the output will be:
        "That's one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind"

    - If the nouns are: "apple", "oranges", "steak", "salami", and the 
      adjectives are "purple" and "tired", then the output will be:
        "That's one purple apple for oranges; one tired steak for salami"


Pseudo code:

    1. Define the following constants:
        NOUN1, NOUN2, NOUN3, NOUN4
        ADJ1, ADJ2

    2. Display the following, filling in the constants:
        "That's one [ADJ1] [NOUN1] for [NOUN2]; one [ADJ2] [NOUN3] for [NOUN4]"