E.O.A.F.

At the school lunch table, E. O. A. F. was the rule when no one wanted to eat the mystery meat.

My dad yelled E. O. A. F. at the soccer game when the ref made a stupid call.

My teacher wrote E. O. A. F. on the board after we all fought over the last pencil.

My mom used E. O. A. F. when my brother and I both tried to blame the dog for eating my homework.

At the party, E. O. A. F. was the rule when we all started fighting over the last slice of pizza.

My cousin screamed E. O. A. F. when my uncle took the last piece of cake.

My friend said E. O. A. F. when we all had to share the same dirty sock in gym class.

My brother used E. O. A. F. when we all got in trouble for eating the teacher’s lunch.

My neighbor yelled E. O. A. F. when my dog dug up his garden.

At the mall, E. O. A. F. was the rule when we all tried to steal the same toy.

My friend used E. O. A. F. when we all fought over the last candy bar.

My brother said E. O. A. F. when we all blamed the cat for knocking over the cereal box.

My teacher said E. O. A. F. when we all got in trouble for making a mess in the classroom.

My dad used E. O. A. F. when my brother and I both tried to take the last cookie.

My friend screamed E. O. A. F. when we all fought over the last piece of pizza at the picnic.