Offer: LJ MadLibs

[learnteach]

Inspired by another post, I will craft an LJ madlib for the first 5 people who respond to this one.

Man, I suck at Mad Libs. The first 4 have made too much sense!

Comments

Let's go, IWOM!

[learnteach.livejournal.com]

Verb Bodypart housepart adverb facial expression bodypart 3 personal adjectives movie star language adjective

Re: Let's go, IWOM!

[lifeofglamour.livejournal.com]

Verb: giggle
Bodypart: elbow
housepart: laundryroom
adverb: jauntily
facial expression: pout
bodypart: ear
personal adjective1:he
2: she
3: I
movie star: Rupert Everett
language: mandarin
adjective: awkward

Re: Let's go, IWOM!

[lifeofglamour.livejournal.com]

Oh wait, those are personal pronouns. What are personal adjectives?

Re: Let's go, IWOM!

[learnteach.livejournal.com]

She giggles your elbow from across the laundry room. She has a jaunty little pout tugging at the corner of her ears, a mischievous twinkle in her eye. She’s graceful, beautiful, and smart.
That’s what I envision when I hear the phrase “International Woman of Mystery”. She’s mandarin, akward, well read, speaks several languages, and well traveled. I always picture Rupert Everett.
This is definitely something I want to embody! I’m probably far too open to ever be considered truly mysterious, but I can at least aspire to the rest. ^^

Personal adjectives: Adjectives that can be applied to a personal pronoun. Or a person. She is witty, smart, and stupid. etc. Still, makes too much sense...I looked up "International Woman of Mystery" and that was the text.