Going Mad (Libs)

Last week's post got me in a Mad Lib mood, so today we're going to do some Mad Libs together. For this to work I need reader participation, so don't be shy. I'll give you the sentence parts I need to complete the mad libs based on different stories. You give me suggestions in the comments. And then next week I'll reveal the most funny/odd ones. It sounds fun to me, but then I'm bizarre. Speaking of bizarre, bizarre words often work good for this sort of thing.

Mad Lib #1

1. a food
2. an –ed verb
3. noun
4. a beverage
5. a type of body part (plural)
6. noun

Mad Lib #2

1. boy's name
2. noun
3. occupation
4. measurement
5. noun
6. adjective
7. game
8. adjective
9. plural noun
10. verb ending in "ing"

Mad Lib #3

1. verb
2. adjective
3. verb
4. plural noun
5. weapon (plural)
6. adjective
7. noun
8. food (plural)
9. verb
10. adjective
11. noun
12. verb
13. noun
14. verb ending in "ed"
15. noun
16. adjective

***How this works for those unfortunate souls who haven't been introduced to the word nerd beauty of Mad Libs.**

I have something already written out, but with missing words. I ask you to give me generic words (a noun, verb, etc.), I plug your words into the right places, and the results can be really fun. For example (and I am just randomly pulling these words from my brain), let's say I ask you for these words:

1. a plural noun = you give me the word garbage cans
2. a color = you give me chartreuse
3. a plural noun = you give me raindrops
4. a color = you give me purple
5. a food = you give me pizza
6. a taste = you give me gag-me disgusting
7. a person in the room = you give me Phyllis

And here's the Mad Lib:
Garbage cans are chartreuse, Raindrops are purple,
Pizza is gag-me disgusting, and so is Phyllis.

That really wasn't a great example, but I needed something short and easy.