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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz]TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local {BLANK}. Once inside they heard some {BLANK} that was so {BLANK} that they just had to {BLANK} right there in the middle of the {BLANK}. The manager came out and started {BLANKing} and {BLANKed} them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go {BLANK} again.[/quote]

TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local {noun}. Once inside they heard some {noun} that was so {adj} that they just had to {verb} right there in the middle of the {noun}. The manager came out and started {gerund} and {verb(past tense)} them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go {adverb?(not great with grammer)} again.

Now that is a mad lib.

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[QUOTE=hooskins]TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local {noun}. Once inside they heard some {noun} that was so {adj} that they just had to {verb} right there in the middle of the {noun}. The manager came out and started {gerund} and {verb(past tense)} them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go {adverb?(not great with grammer)} again.

Now that is a mad lib.[/QUOTE]

gerund?

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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz]TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local {BLANK}. Once inside they heard some {BLANK} that was so {BLANK} that they just had to {BLANK} right there in the middle of the {BLANK}. The manager came out and started {BLANKing} and {BLANKed} them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go {BLANK} again.[/quote]

1) strip club
2) gossip
3) flambuoyant
4) bust out fisticuffs
5) catwalk
6) cheering on Malcolm
7) nicely escorted

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[quote=TAFKAS]gerund?[/quote]

yeah gerund, like 'ing words basically.

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[quote=hooskins]TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local {noun}. Once inside they heard some {noun} that was so {adj} that they just had to {verb} right there in the middle of the {noun}. The manager came out and started {gerund} and {verb(past tense)} them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go {adverb?(not great with grammer)} again.

Now that is a mad lib.[/quote]

1) whore house
2) wild STRAIGHT sex
3) bodacious
4) pay up
5) lobby
6) giving mad props
7) helped
8) to crappy whore houses

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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz]TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local {BLANK}. Once inside they heard some {BLANK} that was so {BLANK} that they just had to {BLANK} right there in the middle of the {BLANK}. The manager came out and started {BLANKing} and {BLANKed} them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go {BLANK} again.[/quote]

1) spank bank
2) spanking
3) spanktastic
4) spank
5) spank bank
6) spanking
7) toatlly spanked
8) spank

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I'm familiar with the overly structured world of Mad Libs as we currently know it. But I dream of a world of more free-form M.L.s where people can decide on the part of speech for themselves. If you want to force a noun into a verb, you go ahead and do it. If you say to yourself, "hey, I haven't used an adverb in awhile," you go ahead and adverb away. This is my dream.

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Then goddamn-fucking-a-right.

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[quote=hooskins]TMC and Lance Bass took a trip to the local [I][B]N'Sync concert[/B][/I]. Once inside they heard some [I][B]music[/B][/I] that was so [I][B]righteous[/B][/I] that they just had to [I][B]breakdance[/B][/I] right there in the middle of the [I][B]stage[/B][/I]. The manager came out and started [I][B]doing cartwheels[/B][/I] and [I][B]freaked[/B][/I] them out. Now TMC and Lance can never go [I][B]rock out[/B][/I] again.

Now that is a mad lib.[/quote]

Lance is my boy.

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hahaa

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Im not gonna keep it as TMC instead... ryan seacrest

ryan seacrest and Lance Bass took a trip to the local [B]Pet Shop[/B]. Once inside they heard some [B]techno[/B] that was so [B]outrageous[/B] that they just had to [B]Buy a Gerbil [/B]right there in the middle of the [B]Song.[/B] The manager came out and started [B]Lubing Up[/B] and [B]Banged[/B] them out. Now ryan seacrest and Lance can never go [B]Gerbiling[/B] again.

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HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAH that was excellent.

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[B]The Meeting[/B]

Midway through the season, after another [adjective] lose Bill "The [noun]" Parcells called Terrell Owens into his [noun]. This was the [noun] that the whole [noun] had been [gerund] for since T.O. signed with the Dallas [plural noun].

"Owens, you've been playing like a(n) [adjective] [noun] all season, what's the deal?"
"Well [noun], I just feel like my [noun] is all [adjective]. I played like a(n) [noun] [adjective] in the pre-season and I feel like I deserve a huge [noun]. I can bring this team to the [annual event] if the team will just [verb] me what I'm really worth."
"T.O. I can't believe you are [gerund] this already! The team is [adjective] and you have [number] touchdowns. If I didn't have [noun] I'd [verb] your ass to the [noun] right now! Everyone said you'd be a(n) [adjective] [noun] but old Jerry "The [animal]" Jones just had to [verb] you! Now I'm [verb] with you until I [verb] at the end of this season!"
"Well coach, T.O. won't [verb] with out the [noun], so you have to [verb] with it. This will be a real [adjective] second half of the season if I'm [verb]. Get me the [noun] and I'll take you to [name of city] in February. Otherwise, you can [verb] [noun] and [verb]!"

With that T.O. left for the locker room so he could [verb] with Roy Williams to [verb] some [noun].

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thats entirely too long, but will keep me from doing actual work for about 30 minutes... good work AMD

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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz][B]The Meeting[/B]

Midway through the season, after another [adjective] lose Bill "The [noun]" Parcells called Terrell Owens into his [noun]. This was the [noun] that the whole [noun] had been [gerund] for since T.O. signed with the Dallas [plural noun].

"Owens, you've been playing like a(n) [adjective] [noun] all season, what's the deal?"
"Well [noun], I just feel like my [noun] is all [adjective]. I played like a(n) [noun] [adjective] in the pre-season and I feel like I deserve a huge [noun]. I can bring this team to the [annual event] if the team will just [verb] me what I'm really worth."
"T.O. I can't believe you are [gerund] this already! The team is [adjective] and you have [number] touchdowns. If I didn't have [noun] I'd [verb] your ass to the [noun] right now! Everyone said you'd be a(n) [adjective] [noun] but old Jerry "The [animal]" Jones just had to [verb] you! Now I'm [verb] with you until I [verb] at the end of this season!"
"Well coach, T.O. won't [verb] with out the [noun], so you have to [verb] with it. This will be a real [adjective] second half of the season if I'm [verb]. Get me the [noun] and I'll take you to [name of city] in February. Otherwise, you can [verb] [noun] and [verb]!"

With that T.O. left for the locker room so he could [verb] with Roy Williams to [verb] some [noun].[/quote]

Not enough energy on a Monday morning to attempt this.

To sum up: TO sux!