Who wants to play the mini adlib game?
SYNOPSIS
Fill in the blank to the previous jelly’s sentence. Then create your own sentence.
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RULES
- First, fill in the previous sentence’s blank
– Then, on the next line make up a new sentence between five to ten words
– Leave an important word blank by placing the type of word to fill it in with in parentheses
– - Examples: noun, verb, adjective, plural noun, cartoon character, movie, verb ending in “ing”, number. Nothing too crazy or specific!
– Please don’t go twice in a row
– Be creative and funny
Here is how a response should look:
elephant
The (animal) climbed up the wall with suction cups.
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OBJECTIVE
Have fun!
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To start off…
I have the (adjective ending in “est”) body in the world!
I have the frothiest body in the world.
The (animal) emerged from the flotsam of the waves.
You don’t have to include the entire sentence, just the word to fill in.
turtle
Why does (celebrity) still play with dolls?
Mickey Rourke.
I wish the guy upstairs would stop (verbing)!
defecating
My (body part) feels like rubber… weird.
wenis
I told the jackass at the gas station to (profanity).
eat my shit
Have you kissed your (noun) today?
booby
My proctologist is being a complete (noun).
gum drop
didn’t see that coming, did ya?
Behold, my (noun) is bigger than yesterday!
ego
As he oiled his supple (noun)
muscles
Finishing his meal, he said, “That was (adjective)!”
Orwellian
Then he pulled on his coat and thought, ”(cliche)!”
yeah, let’s make it into a story
“There’s no place like home.”
Stepping into the (weather condition) he walked out, whistling.
hail
To the tune of (annoying song).
It’s a small world after all
He headed purposely in the direction of the imposing (noun).
Trampoline.
Roscoe threw (plural noun) at his piano instructor.
Candle sticks
While running out of a burning building Mr. Vann (action verb) his clothes.
ripped
Charlene cannot understand why he loves for her to (verb).
Make fun of his ridiculous name (joking I actually like the name)
BONUS TIME =P
The guitar (action verb) and (adjective) the passing runner.
flipped, loves
Down the street, my (family member) belted out “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey.
Father-in-Law
My immediate reaction was to (verb) my friend Otto.
punch
I absolutely hate to have to wear (adjective) pants.
Hammer
But, seeing as how I had to go to (public place), it was necessary.
the court house
Sometimes you just have to make a (adjective) statement.
vaginal
And when you have a (noun), you just have to stick with it!
agenda
Better to (verb) than to be a total conformer.
suckle
That way, at least your (body part) will stay nice and warm.
Nose
While the rest of your (object or objects) freeze off.
bottles caps
It’s time to get out of the (place), you idiot!
steam room
And as he did, he (verb ending in -ed) all over the concrete.
vomited
Next time he’ll (verb).
eviscerate
He admitted that his stomach felt (adjective).
sour
Now this mental giant wants to go out for (food/noun).
Sushi.
Maybe we can distract him with (Nouns).
sashimi
But he knows his (noun(s)), so you can’t fool him!
Japanese foods
Maybe he will (verb).
doggy-paddle
That will get him through the (adjective) (noun). (Bonus!)
horrible day
But then he must face the (adjective) nighttime.
unbearable
Will he ever take this seriously and start to (verb)?
collaborate
The internet should make it much easier for him to (verb).
self educate
Can a/an (noun) really do that?
apple turnover
He licked his lips after (verb ending with -ing) that pastry.
flattening
(Adjective) women prefer vacationing in cities rather than at beach resorts.
Boring
They want to spend all day (verb).
working
Until their (degrading adjective) husband comes home.
lazy ass
Why do they (verb) that?
perpetuate
I will (verb) them over the head with a (noun), and really change things.
pop hammer
Afterward, Mother (linking verb) delighted.
Appears
The senseless violence really brought out (insert what you’d like).
your mother
But she will soon know the painful taste of (hyperbole).
regret
Allowing only one (fast food item) per customer.
nugget
We will (your word here) him so much.
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