Welcome to my Wednesday think-about-something-other-than-challenge-results post! Apparently, I'm two days early for challenge results (I don't have a horse in this race). Oops! I loved Mad Libs when I was a child and love them even more as an adult. I make my own now, from great works of literature in the public domain (can't afford to face a lawsuit from the Steinbeck family).
In the true spirit of Mad Libs, I'm not revealing anything except the parts of speech list for you to complete--knowing the passage interferes with the integrity of the exercise. The goal (for me) is to come up with the best possible words I can, to put words I don't get to use very often to use. Some people like to thematically connect their words; others prefer that best mathematical pattern: random.
Okay, wow me with your word choices, and let's start voting on best results in my results posts. If enough people start participating, I may be able to start adding a tip to the creator whose results get the most votes. You know, a popularity contest.
Alrighty then. Rules: post your list in the comments. That's it. No link sharing or pasting required. Oh, one more thing: have fun!
- LOCATION
- ADJECTIVE
- VERB
- EMOTION
- LOCATION
- PAST-TENSE VERB
- ADJECTIVE
- VERB
- OCCUPATION
- LOCATION
- OBJECT
- VERB
- ADJECTIVE
- LOCATION
About the Creator
Harper Lewis
Intrusive rhyme bothers me, except as a weapon.
Intertextuality is my passion.
Formalist/ New Critical are my guiding theories.
My words are mine, not a robot’s.
MA English literature, CofC
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