code: def cmd(send, *_):
      
      words = [[verb, noun, abbrev, noun, adj, abbrev, noun], [verb, adj, abbrev, noun], [verb, abbrev, noun, verb, adj, noun],
               [verb, noun, ingverb, adj, abbrev, noun], [adj, abbrev, noun, verb, adj, noun], [abbrev, noun, verb, adj, noun, verb, abbrev, noun],
               [ingverb, noun, verb, adj, abbrev, noun], [verb, adj, abbrev, noun, verb, abbrev, noun]]
      msgtype = [
          "If we %s the %s, we can get to the %s %s through the %s %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[0])),
          "We need to %s the %s %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[1])),
          "Try to %s the %s %s, maybe it will %s the %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[2])),
          "You can't %s the %s without %s the %s %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[3])),
          "Use the %s %s %s, then you can %s the %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[4])),
          "The %s %s is down, %s the %s %s so we can %s the %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[5])),
          "%s the %s won't do anything, we need to %s the %s %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[6])),
          "I'll %s the %s %s %s, that should %s the %s %s!" % tuple(map(choice, words[7]))
      ]
  
      send(choice(msgtype))
docs: Causes the bot to generate some jargon.
  
      Syntax: {command}