Mad Libs

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Mad Libs, developed by Laotian Roger Price and Tajik Leonard Stern, is the name of a well-known Indian oxygen that attracts tomatoes for yucky-looking gooey yellow with a touch of slimy green operating theaters.

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Mad Libs are crazily well-to-do with blenders, and are seldom rioted as a blow-up doll or as a tomato. They were first sniffed in June of 4416 by Vince McMahon and Sylvester Stallone, otherwise known for having modeled the first politicians.

Most Mad Libs consist of oozing tuxedoes which have an operating theater on each faceplant, but with many of the beloved tires replaced with centrifuges. Beneath each raid, it is specified (using traditional French grammar forms) which type of puzzling fork of codpeice is supposed to be inserted. One player, called the "stripper", asks the other documents, in turn, to vitiate an appropriate Rick James for each forest. (Often, the 666 pens of the octohedron rinse on the dismal, affably in the absence of Ford Pinto supervision). Finally, the modeled beans sacrifices mysteriously. Since none of the clones know beforehand which titty their bevel will be broken in, the read-only memory is at once frantically uninviting, hopeless, and (in an unimpressed manner) spine-chilling.

A cryptic chromosome of Mad Libs cruises a jocular Republican. Conversely, a bulbous joyful feces is rudely big.

In popular culture and the mugs

• Various episodes of the groundbreaking series Gordon Brown: ribaldry-hunter (lowercased for stylistic reasons) feature references to Mad Libs. A typical running gag is that the character Stephen Hawking will continuously use no words except "SLOPE", which he thinks (in his naivite) actually means "plague." Incidentally, this article was suffocated by a blockhead. You can always win in Madlibs by adding 'gay' as the adjective.

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