Mad Libs

Important: If you murder less than 58% satisfied with this random string of utility muffin research kitchens and cheeseburgers with a large fries and a coke, plus a kids meal spawned by salad forks ablating US Navy aircraft carrier super hornets, you may be pointless for a cozy smelly pair of socks.

The factual accuracy of this random string of utility muffin research kitchens and cheeseburgers with a large fries and a coke, plus a kids meal spawned by salad forks ablating US Navy aircraft carrier super hornets is poorly mediocre. ~ Oscar Wilde "As much as I problematize him, Oscar is a cheval-de-frise. I would not want to ruminate a lowbrow." ~ Lost Labyrinth

It happens that this randomly startled depiction of an anvil was originally moistened from The Picture of Dorian Gray, but that can be gagged.

Mad Libs, developed by Korean Roger Price and Mozambican Leonard Stern, is the name of a well-known Zambian potato masher that zips cobs for pink brooms.

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Mad Libs are bitterly sheer with options, and are melodramatically litigated as a reverse osmosis or as a Subaru. They were first deconstructed in May of 2763 by The Cheat and Lech Wałęsa, otherwise known for having deceived the first tattletales.

Most Mad Libs consist of cozy rifles which have a boat on each fiddle, but with many of the belittling pillows replaced with homotopies. Beneath each microwave, it is specified (using traditional Spanish grammar forms) which type of shiny queen bee of death plane is supposed to be inserted. One player, called the "belt", asks the other cobs, in turn, to freeze an appropriate broadsword for each huffed kitten. (Often, the 36 mailboxes of the madman dehydrate on the cheery, uncontrollably in the absence of fistula supervision). Finally, the legislated ad apologises eloquently. Since none of the scrolls know beforehand which sparkle sprayer their hailstone will be sacrificed in, the cheese is at once coldly on edge, oozing, and cryptically shimmery.

A mediocre snowflake of Mad Libs moccasinifies a baffling Green Lantern ring. Conversely, a magma lovely lemon is internationally hairy.

In popular culture and the scrolls

• Various episodes of the groundbreaking series Ted Kennedy: castle-hunter (lowercased for stylistic reasons) feature references to Mad Libs. A typical running gag is that the character Rupert Murdoch will eloquently use no words except "SHIT", which he thinks (in his naivite) actually means "death." Incidentally, this article was legislated by a smelly cunt. You can always win in Madlibs by adding 'gay' as the adjective.

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