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 Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:22 am
So. Here's the idea. I have a book of madlibs and I was doing some one day with friends. We needed a celebrity's last name and put in Mignogna. It was SO funny. Anyhoo, I now have the idea to post what kinds of words I need and I will fill them in and post the completed madlib once I have everything.
With the words, try to keep them Risembool-ish. For example, if we need a location, Risembool or Shamballa will work. If we need an exclamation, red dawn will work.
Now, for this first madlib I need
Adjective
Noun
Plural Noun
Adjective
Something alive
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Verb ending in 'ing'
Plural noun
Verb ending in 'ing'
Noun
Noun
Feel free to toss in more than one suggestion! I'll be picking the wackiest that I can!
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:30 am
The MadLib that started it all...
Campfire Stories
It is always fun to chop up some doorhandles and use them to build a loud campfire. Then you get all the flags to sit around the fire and tell scary stories. You can tell about Ichabod Crane, the spotted schoolteacher of Sleepy Hollow and his slimy adventures with the headless tile. Or you can tell "The Fall of the House of Elric," which was written by Edgar Allen Norris. Or you can tell about vampires from Shamballa, like the terrible count Mignogna (it rhymes!), who bit people on the tooth and drank their rum. By this time, many of the young campers will start shaking in their skirts and begin yelling for their aunt and go hide under the futon. Believe me, when it comes to looking a bunch of kids, there's nothing like a real flipping ghost story.
The end.
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 6:25 pm
Adjective Shiney
Noun Philosophers Stone
Plural Noun Alchemists
Adjective Hot
Something alive Homunculus
Adjective Big
Adjective Sharp
Noun Government
Noun Furer
Adjective Angry
Noun Mob
Adjective Loud
Verb ending in 'ing' Transmutating
Plural noun Troops
Verb ending in 'ing' Yelling
Noun Army
Noun Armour
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 2:18 pm
zachXbellXrox Adjective ShineyNoun Philosophers StonePlural Noun AlchemistsAdjective HotSomething alive HomunculusAdjective BigAdjective SharpNoun GovernmentNoun FurerAdjective AngryNoun MobAdjective LoudVerb ending in 'ing' TransmutatingPlural noun TroopsVerb ending in 'ing' YellingNoun ArmyNoun Armour
Sweet.
Camp Songs
A shiny activity at camp is to gather around the Philosophers Stone in the evening and roast alchemists while singing hot songs accompanied by a homunclus on the harmonica. A big survey tells us the most popular sharp songs are "Row, Row, Row Your Government," "She'll Be Coming Around the Fuhrer," "By the Light of the Angry Mob," "Down By the Loud Mill Stream," "I've been Transmutating on the Railroad," "When the Troops go Yelling In," "Swing Low Sweet Army and "Home, Home on the Armour."
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:58 pm
Adjective - ridiculous
Noun - alchemy
Plural Noun - Generals
Adjective - annoying
Something alive - alchemist
Adjective - eccentric
Adjective - frightening
Noun - Colonel
Noun -Liutenant
Adjective - cheerful
Noun - Child
Adjective - lonely
Verb ending in 'ing' - sleeping
Plural noun - Armies
Verb ending in 'ing' - screeching
Noun - Enemy
Noun - Soldier
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:26 pm
Adjective: Purple
Noun: Pocket Watch
Plural Noun: Guns.
Adjective: Sparklely
Something alive: Chimara
Adjective : gooey
Adjective :decrepid
Noun: Vic
Noun:Edward
Adjective:Ranger-y
Noun:Tree
Adjective:squishy
Verb ending in 'ing' :Transmuting
Plural noun:cheeses
Verb ending in 'ing' :Shooting
Noun: Fire
Noun : Metal
~Lt.Hawkeye
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:25 pm
Adjective- silky
Noun- anime
Plural Noun- cats
Adjective- demonic
Something alive- worms
Adjective- angelic
Adjective- furry
Noun- newt
Noun- water
Adjective- smelly
Noun- perfume
Adjective- icy
Verb ending in 'ing'- singing
Plural noun- cones
Verb ending in 'ing'- driving
Noun- lock
Noun- manga!
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