This thread gave me an idea that I’m sure has been done before here but it sounds like fun.
Fill in the blanks
She ____ with a ____ blanket and fourteen _____. He ____ so ____ that he _____!
You are all free to flame me for posting stupid threads. I apologize.
I thought you weren’t supposed to know what the sentence was in Mad Libs. You just provided words that were specific parts of speech, and afterwards found out what the sentence said. If you know, it’s kind of like cheating.
Yeah, that kind of defeats the purpose of Mad Libs, if you know the sentence ahead of time.
Why don’t you try it this way:
Give me a noun, a verb, a number, a place, a noun, and a person’s name.
In December, ____ are very rare. _____ is difficult because of the snow, as well. Almost ______ people vacation in ______ every winter. The _____ ends with everyone returning to work and school, including _____.
I think you’re right…you really do need the questions first. This is more like “Fill in the blanks”…which isn’t actually very fun at all, more like a test question.
Or you could do it like the TV game show, Match Game.
The young woman grocery shopper got quite a surprise when, unsure how to find ripe fruit, she asked the man next to her to check her BLANK.
Now I just have an image of Charles Nelson Reilly holding up a card that says MELONS. sigh That’s going to stay with me all day.
What, no links to the BBQ Pit or Air America? I’m outta here.
Crap. Sorry about the bad coding, although to be honest it looks right to me… not sure why it isn’t producing the spoiler box.
There’s asticky/announcement on Cafe Society that says the spoiler boxes aren’t working right now