Fill out these questions to generate your own silly mad libs story instantly online! (Hint: a Verb is an action. An adverb usually ends in “ly” and describes an action (like slowly). A noun is a person/place/thing. An adjective describes a person/place/thing.)
I miss my cat! I miss my cat!
Since he got a job
He’s had so many hours
that he has to log.
He’s a fighter pilot
With the Kitten Squad
So all his toys are home
just sitting here un-pawed
Doing loop-de-loops
is his new catnip
Which really is surprising
I thought he’d man a ship!
Fill out these questions to generate your own silly mad libs story instantly online! (Hint: a Verb is an action. An adverb usually ends in “ly” and describes an action (like slowly). A noun is a person/place/thing. An adjective describes a person/place/thing.)
I silently tip-toe.
I hide and I sneak.
I won’t make a noise.
My shoes do not squeak.
I’m being as quiet
as I can be
but my lion roars
at poetry.
If he’s near short fiction
he bats with his paws.
If he sees an atlas
it goes in his jaws.
He’s usually calm
like very old dogs
He just gets excited near
card catalogs.
I’m not really sure
why your angry with me
I’m being quiet
in the library.
Fill out these questions to generate your own silly mad libs story instantly online! (Hint: a Verb is an action. An adverb usually ends in “ly” and describes an action (like slowly). A noun is a person/place/thing. An adjective describes a person/place/thing.)
My family went to swim
at a sea that wasn’t there.
But we still chose to stay
since we all were in swimwear.
We built a dozen castles
On the old seaside.
but they won’t disappear
Because there is no tide.
My brother tried to dunk me
unsuccessfully.
But I was never worried
since there wasn’t any sea.
My dad was jumping waves
by the orange beach chair.
My mom just sat and watched
so she wouldn’t mess her hair.
We all had so much fun
on this water-less swim trip
that next year we must book
a Cruise without a ship!
Fill out these questions to generate your own silly mad libs story instantly online! (Hint: a Verb is an action. An adverb usually ends in “ly” and describes an action (like slowly). A noun is a person/place/thing. An adjective describes a person/place/thing.)
If you play a game of soccer
against my good friend Bart,
it’s vital you discuss the rules
before you even start.
He swaps out both the nets
for some woven noodles.
He doesn’t get a ref,
but dresses up four poodles.
There’s no need for a ball
since he’s rolled up all his socks.
He tells me I should kick it
then he lifts his foot and blocks.
His timer’s counting backwards.
His hat’s above his knees.
He claims that you can grab the ball
and throw it if you please.
And after thirty minutes
the score was “toad to bun”.
I’m not sure how we’re counting,
but I think that means I won.
Authors Steve & Natasha