my_first_python_app.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

# Create the lists of things to choose from
verbs = ['eat', 'speak', 'kick', 'punch', 'yell']
fruit = ['apples', 'oranges', 'pears', 'grapes', 'bananas', 'mangos']
time_of_day = ['morning', 'afternoon', 'evening', 'dusk', 'dawn']

# Run this code until the user hits `Control-C` on her keyboard.
while True:
    # Ask the user for various inputs
    user_verb = input("\nPick a number between 0 and 4: ")
    user_fruit = input("Now pick a number between 0 and 5: ")
    user_time_of_day = input("Now pick another number between 0 and 4" \
                             " but different than your first: ")
    user_fav_activity = input("What is your favorite activity?: ")

    # Convert the inputs to integers
    user_verb = int(user_verb)
    user_fruit = int(user_fruit)
    user_time_of_day = int(user_time_of_day)
    
    # If the user entered the same number for time of day and verb, yell at him and exit
    if user_time_of_day == user_verb:
        print("Hey! I told you to pick a different number between 0 and 4!")
        print("I'm done. Goodbye.")
        break
        
    # Assuming everything worked, print out the inane sentence.
    # Use the integer values the user input to select the element in the lists
    # Oh yeah, the position of the first element in a Python list is 0, not 1
    print("Oh yeah! I love to {} {} in the {} while I'm {}! \n" \
            .format(verbs[user_verb],
                    fruit[user_fruit],
                    time_of_day[user_time_of_day],
                    user_fav_activity))