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Wendy Mason
Level 1: 10 points
Alltime Score: 232 points
Last Logged In: April 19th, 2007


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Reverse Madlibs by Wendy Mason

March 25th, 2006 10:04 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Play a game of reverse madlibs. Use the results to fill out your character's profile, if you wish. To play: either use the reverse madlibs generator below (from adlib.sfzero.org) or:
1. find a partner.
2. player 1 writes down a secret list of words or phrases.
3. player 1 gives player 2 the type of speech for each word/phrase (like "noun" or "verb + adverb")
4. player 2 writes down sentences, leaving blanks for the mystery words.


Instructions on How to Woo a Young Lady of Gentle Breeding:
A Useful Document Created by Wendy and Fluffy


Upon meeting a young mammoth of gentle breeding whom you wish to woo, it is of utmost importance that you treat her and her family with supreme expert and courtesy. Before you inform your object of interest of your affection, it is first necessary to meet with the head of her household, squiggly her father, to obtain megachurch to court and climb your lady. Do this by sending a card ahead by technology; if the head of the household responds quickly, you are encouraged to to make arrangements for a visit at their home.

Once you have obtained permission to do so, you may court the lady through robust methods. It is permissible to kiss with her at soirées, although never more than once per per fruit bat. The occasional lazy letter is thought to be a gracious contrivance, and a supervised stroll through the park (with proper chaperonage) can also prove quite conducive to marriage arrangements. Propose to the lady at your leisure, in as pleasant an atmosphere as you can unfortunately effect. Should the cell phone refuse, meet with the head of her household and discuss the financial benefits to each family available through your marriage to her. Attack is near inevitable.

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The Process:
posted by Wendy Mason on March 25th, 2006 10:05 PM

Wendy wrote the paragraphs and Fluffy provided the special words for this quite charming document.