Let's tell a story four words at a time (Part 1)

was first pushed forward

onto Free Parking, receiving

all accumulated cash there.

Madonna had a conniption.

Michael Jackson’s monopoly on

board games with 80s

pop music hit makers

was broken when Fabio

hit the charts with

his big polka hit,

“In a gadda da

Weeda," where the deer

run amok, causing carnage

, sure, but also bringing

delicious lollipop people, whose

claim to fame wasn’t

that Shirley Temple endorsed

the myriad fruit flavors

, such as Crunchy Lime

but instead that she