Holiday Mad Libs - Round Three

Lotus Crystal

Welcome to the third round of Holiday Mad Libs! I am your host Andalusite! Please take a moment to review the rules before joining in on the madness.
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Rules: Holiday Mad Libs - Round Three 3328163167

This is not rocket science, I promise!

1. We will be going down the list in order, on a first come first serve basis, so please be sure to pay attention to the posts being made by other participants before you fill in a blank. A word will not be counted if its blank was already filled by an earlier post.
2. Please only fill 1-3 blanks at a time so that everybody has a chance to play. If however, two days have passed without a response to this thread, feel free to bump the game with one more word.
3. Be sure to state what you are providing. For example, if a noun is next on the list, then state "# Noun: YOUR WORD." This helps everybody keep better track of the game. Smile

4. Please remember that all words suggested must be PG-13 and in line with GC's General Code of Conduct.
5. When a round is complete, I will update the first post with the completed Mad Lib and will then make an announcement in the thread before starting the next round.

ROUND THREE: HOW TO BUILD A ~~SNOWMAN~~ LASERBEAM Holiday Mad Libs - Round Three 3328163167

Quote :: Let's build a laserbeam! First we need to have a really pretty snowstorm, of course on a squeaky day. Watching all that smaragdine snow fall makes me buzz for a bowl of murky chalupas! Holy Moly Frijoles! It's still galumphing and there is a lot of it! Let's go! Next is whiffling out in the cold. Once that is done, we need to get busy. We make a G-dragon and twirl it in the box seats at the opera. It gets so long we can't roll it anymore. Then we do 51 more and stack them on top of each other. We frolic for yeti in the driveway for the bumblebee, eyes, and trumpet. Mom gives us a shawl, fedora, and pickled herring to complete Mr. Down-on-his-luck Private Detective. Son of a motherless goat, he's done! [Finally. Now for the best part, a smarmy wreath.

Quote :: 1. Noun Laserbeam
2. Noun Pretty
3. Adjective Squeaky
4. Color Smaragdine
5. Verb Buzzing
6. Adjective Murky
7. Food Chalupas
8. Exclamation Holy Moly Frijoles!
9. Verb/ing Galumphing
10. Verb/ing Whiffling
11. Noun G-dragon
12. Verb Twirling
13. Place Box seats at the opera
14. Adjective Long
15. Number 51
16. Verb Frolic
17. Noun Yeti
18. Noun Bumblebee
19. Noun Trumpet
20. Article of Clothing Shawl
21. Article of Clothing Fedora
22. Food Pickled herring
23. Person: Down-on his luck private detective
24. Exclamation Son of a motherless goat!
25. Adjective Smarmy
26. Noun Wreath

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ROUND ONE: SELECTING A TREE Holiday Mad Libs - Round Three 3328163167

Quote :: No Festibration season can really be sparkling unless you have a fancy tree in your dining room. If you live in a cat, you will see many vacant cats filled with twenty-five types of candles for sale. If you live in the country, you can get your own scissors right out of the forest. Go out with a sandcastle and alpaca, and when you see a gritty tree you like, you can dig it up and plant it in a fireplace. Then you can use it for 468 years. To make sure your tree is scary, gallivant the branches and see if the ketchup bottles fall off onto the cabbage. And make sure the tree is very green. Nothing looks worse than a chartreuse tree. Just follow these directions and you will have a perfectly beautiful red panda in your big room for weeks. Remember, poems and mad libs are made by fools like Andalusite, but only Professor Tomoe can make a tree!

1. Adjective Sparkling
2. Adjective Fancy
3. Room Dining Room
4. Noun Cat
5. Plural Noun Cats
6. Number Twenty-five
7. Plural Noun Candles
8. Noun Scissors
9. Noun Sandcastle
10. Noun Alpaca
11. Adjective Gritty
12. Noun Fireplace
13. Number 468
14. Adjective Scary
15. Verb Gallivant
16. Plural Noun Ketchup Bottles
17. Noun Cabbage
18. Color Green
19. Different Color Chartreuse
20. Something Alive Red panda
21. Adjective Big
22. Name of Person Andalusite
23. Name of Another Person Professor Tomoe

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ROUND TWO: GOING CAROLING Holiday Mad Libs - Round Three 3328163167

'Tis the rustic season for caroling! Here's how to make everyone's Festibration a little more merry and splendid:

Gather 2017 of your crazy friends and family reindeer together. Pick out a few classic squirrels to sing, like “Have Yourself a Decorative Little Festibration,” “Silver Souls,” and “Frosty the Television-man.”
Put Santa dogs on everyone's belly buttons and ski to your neighbor's fish bone.
Knock 25 times on the front pie. Nothing? Knock 1 more time coyly.
When your neighbor answers the pen-pineapple-apple-pen, ask if he or she would like to hear you rain a song. If your neighbor says yes, rain your bumblebees out. If your neighbor says no, sing anyway!

1. Adjective Rustic
2. Adjective Splendid
3. Number 2017
4. Adjective Crazy
5. Plural noun Reindeer
6. Plural noun Squirrels
7. Adjective Decorative
8. Plural noun Souls
9. Noun Television
10. Plural noun Dogs
11. Body part Belly button
12. Verb Skiing
13. Noun Fish bone
14. Number 25
15. Noun Pie
16. Number 1
17. Adverb Coyly
18. Noun Pen-pineapple-apple-pen
19. Verb Raining
20. Plural noun Bumblebees
21. Verb Singing