Mad Libbing

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A hilarious game where you make up random words to fill in blanks and end up with a stupid story that makes everyone laugh until they cry.

My mom is a purple alien who eats socks for breakfast.

The cat ran away with my dad's job and my brother's dignity.

The pizza was so good it got a scholarship and a trophy.

The greatest game ever made. So much better than Monopoly that it should be the new Bible. You could even use it to torture people.

I would trade my soul for this game.

This game is better than my ex.

If I had to choose between this and a nap, I’d pick this.

A Liberal who pulls words out of their ass and makes up stupid sentences that sound like they came from a bad dream.

The president is a giant who eats math problems for dinner.

The moon is made of glitter and regret.

The internet is run by squirrels who hate Mondays.

A game that kids love because they don’t know what a noun is. It’s just a bunch of blanks and random words that make no sense.

I ate a taco that was made of clouds and glitter.

My dog is a superhero who fights lice.

The tree is a wizard who lives in a sock.

When a Liberal gets all worked up over stupid stuff like a hat or a sandwich. It’s like a Mad Lib but with more yelling and less fun.

Why is the sandwich so angry? It’s got a hat on!

The hat is a conspiracy! I saw it on Instagram!

This isn’t a sandwich. It’s a sandwich revolution.

A game where you say weird body parts during sex and hope your partner doesn’t laugh or walk out.

I told my lover I had a waffle on my elbow and she laughed so hard she cried.

During our make-out session, I told him I had a disco ball inside my stomach.

He told me he had a flamingo on his nose and I just said, ‘Okay, cool.’

A spy game where you confuse people with random words until their brain explodes and they tell you all their secrets.

They asked me what my favorite color was, and I said ‘banana juice.’ Now they know my password.

I filled in the blanks with ‘silly cows’ and now they’re my best friends.

They asked me what I do for fun, I said ‘I eat calculators for breakfast,’ and now they’re giving me their life savings.