For those of you who are unaware, or had terrible
childhoods, Mad Libs was a word game for rambunctious kids during road trips.
They were books that contained a couple dozen short “stories” a few paragraphs
long that had certain words missing. The goal wasn’t to try and figure out
which word was supposed to fit into the sentence, in fact, the kid guessing the
word didn’t even know what the story was. One kid would have the book and every
time there was a blank in a sentence, the book would altruistically tell you what type of word fit there, such as “noun”, or “adjective” or “part of body”,
and the other kid just picks a noun or adjective at random. At the end the kid
with the book would read the entire story with the words inserted and both
younglings would laugh uproariously at the gobblety-gook they had created. Fun
for everybody!
But who said Mad Libs are just for kids*? What happens when
a group of fun-loving adults get together with some incredibly adult libations,
decide to give in to their immature yearnings and do some Mad Libs?
You get Eighty-Four Glyde Libs, of course!
HOW TO SPEAK LIKE
A SPY
Spies speak their own SLIMY
language. Common terms include:
Target—a person or an APPLE
of interest whom a spy watches come and CREAM.
Surveillance—to monitor or observe a FIRE with visual,
listening, or FASTING equipment like
cameras, satellites, or long-distance BALLS.
Bug—a FUNKY device
that can be placed on an object such as a car, remote control, or CARphone to listen in on a target’s SWEATY conversations.
Alias—the name a spy uses-like Ronald McDonald or ASHLEY-while undercover.
Mole—a BLACK HOLE
from one spy organization who gets a job within a rival STUMP organization in order to obtain inside information or other
secret APPLES.
Classified—sensitive and DUSTY
information that only certain levels of CHIPS have authorized clearance to
access.
A SPY BIRTHDAY
PARTY**
When I turned 15
years-old, my mom and ASS threw an AVUNCULAR spy-themed birthday party for
me. I invited ten of my closest TURTLES,
and we spent a HAIRY afternoon doing
cool spy stuff. We slipped black sunglasses on our TOES, grabbed MEANDERING
toy cell phones, and practiced our surveillance techniques with a game of
hide-and-SQUATING around my backyard.
We decoded COMFORTABLE messages that
my parents had written on colorful BACTERIA.
We pounded on a CHAIR-shaped piƱata
with a wooden HUMAN FLESH, and we put
spy tattoos like binoculars, computers and micro-YURTS all over our EYES.
Later my mom served cake and ZITS,
and everyone sang “SPARKILY Birthday”
to me. I got a ton of HEROIC gifts,
but my favorite was the motion-activated MEAT
that would alert me to any UVULAS
about to sneak into my room. Every good spy needs one of these!
FROM THE SPY FILE
To Agent JOSH: At this morning’s SCRAPPY management meeting, it was decided by Agency Chief SNOOP DOGG that you are being assigned
to the case known internally as Operation MILKING
WART. This memo will provide the MOIST
details of the case, and you will be briefed further in the coming week. As you
may know, this case involves a band of FLAKEY
thieves who stole the blueprints to a top-secret robot GOITER that threatens the security of our LUMPY country. They have hidden the prints somewhere in a STIFF location on the outskirts of the SAVAGE LANDS. Their leader’s name is Uno
Ojo, which translates to FLEXIBLE COCK.
You will know him by the black eye patch he wears over his TAINT. Be advised that he and his group of evil STARS are armed and BUMPY, so use extreme caution if you come face-to-HEMMEROID with any of them. As any good
spy knows, you’re of no use to the agency if you’re PUNGENT.
*Mature adults who
don’t understand the concept of fun and who sit in their depressing office
cubicles trying to buy Crocs for their dogs or some shit. That’s who!
**Yes, these are all spy
related.
2 comments:
Adults should never play this game. Good job!
I was surprised by how many videos of adults playing Mad Libs there are online.
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