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Do you like madlibs?
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I answered
No
Not sure what it is
Maybe it is just an American thing?
I answered
Yes
I run a teen writing group at our library and one of the activities we do is madlibs ,✍️
That is awesome that you give back to the local community!
My favorite comment!
I answered
Yes
I answered yes because I like everyone (normal people). Whether they are mad or not, or liberal or conservative; it makes no difference to me I will like them. ;)
I answered
No
Happy new year Jason!
Happy New Year! Thanks for playing Crowdini!
I answered
No
I’m guessing no as I’m thinking many people might not know what they are. I’m indifferent.
I answered
No
only because I'm no longer 10.
well I guess I'm still 10 at heart. :)
I answered
No
Too much work
I answered
Yes
I have to google this game before actually answering. I think I will like this game because I can practice my way with words.
I think it is fun.
I answered
Yes
It is super funny and teaches you proper English terms
I answered
Yes
I used to do them all the time as a kid
I answered
Yes
I grew up doing mad libs, love them.
Then you have kids and get to re-experience them all over again!
I answered
Yes
They can be fun with the right group of people
I answered
Yes
ITS been years since I have done them but they were go to long car ride fun for me and my brothers growing up
I answered
Yes
50/50 options tend to make me want to choose the most likely to be popular answer. (even if it requires me to possibly? lie about what I chose as the answer.) :P
The age old debate for Crowdini has always been do you answer honestly or what you think the majority thinks.
I actually do like madlibs but it had been a super long time since I played. I had to google it to remember it, just like lots of things these days with my crappy memory. hahaha
But just out of the blue a few days ago, I was visiting my sister and her kids busted out a madlibs style book and we played for a little while. (didn't realize it was called madlibs at the time and not sure if it was one of the the original books/game or not)
I tend to vote (mostly) honestly and not care much about what the majority thinks. :)
I answered
Yes
The nice tall man went to the nice house.....
So I assume you always use nice for adjectives. :)
I was channeling Angela from the Office.
Haha!
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