Creative Programming Make a story out of your programming.
Example in JavaScript:

self.book = {
    "story": function() {
        var once = "upon",
            aTime = setTimeout(function() {
                // Code would continue...
            }, 1000)
    }
};

self.book.story();


Stipulations:


Must run error-free before, during, and after it's compiled.
You can only use up to two words for the story per String/name.

JavaScript Example: 
var story = "Once upon a"; // Wrong (Using more than two words)
var story = "Onceupona"; // Wrong (Using more than two "words")
var onceUponA = "time"; // Wrong (more than two words as a variable name)
var onceUpon = "a time"; // This is fine
var story = "Once upon"; // This is fine

The story must be a complete sentence (at least).
Having some sort of output (such as "printing" the story itself) is not necessary, but it's a plus.
Bring some creativity into it.


Since there are no length rules, the answer with the most votes / best creativity will win. :)
JavaScript

Not sure how historically accurate this, but it's a mini-history of ECMAScript. Please feel free to suggest improvements.

function story() {
    var IE = {
        from: "Microsoft"
    },
        Netscape = {
            from: "Mozilla"
        };
    var setUp = {
        oncethere: "were two",
        browsers: IE + Netscape
    };
    var parts = {

        And: function() {
            var theyfought = "to be",
                theBest = "browser";
        },
        oneday: function() {
            var they = {
                added: function() {
                    var add = "scripting languages";
                    Netscape.language = add;
                    IE.language = add;
                    return add;
                },
                thought: function() {
                    if (what(they.added) === good) {
                        they.wouldBeat = "the other";
                    }
                }
            };

        },
        andso: function() {
            function callLanguage(name) { return name };
            Netscape.language = callLanguage("Javascript");
            IE.language = callLanguage("JScript");
        },
        butThen: function() {
            var ECMA = "Standards Committee";
            (function standardized(languages) {
                (function into() {
                    return "ECMAScript";
                })();
            })([IE.language, Netscape.language]);

        },
        theEnd: function() {
            return {
                andWe: "all lived",
                happilyEver: "after..."
            };
        },
        what: function(thing) {
            return thing;
        },
        good: true || false
    };
}
story();