Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Mad Libs with a four-year-old

Actor #1: Why did we have to come to this poopy old castle? This place send shivers up and down my poop.

Actor #2: Relax. Here comes the bellboy for our poop.

Actor #1: Poop my pants! Look, he's all bent over and has a big poop on his toilet!

Actor #2: I'm putting my poop down! I'm not staying in this poopy place. I'd rather poop in the car!

Actor #1: Look at the bellboy! He has my poop in one hand, your poop in the other, and his third hand ... His third hand? Ahhhhh!

2 comments:

  1. So, what you're telling me is that Corin has mastered the difference between nouns, adjectives, and exclamations? Impressive!

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  2. With some coaching, yes. "An adjective is a word that describes something, so if you want to use 'poop' then you'll have to say it is 'poopy' or ... 'poop ...-smeared.' Let's just go with poopy."

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