Three Words Game

[nuraman00]

day filled with

beautiful athletic horses

 

[MHSL82]

beautiful athletic horses

... meant for glue.

New paragraph or thought, as I feel this one was dying. Someone else start and try to leave room for the story to evolve. Here's what we had:

The worst thing about Michael Bay movies (is the) lack of tension and plethora of uninspired action movies, riddled with popular soundtrack songs that are never lossy audio reproductions designed to create inspiration for the Grammy award winning Sarah Jessica Parker look-a-like miniature poodle from Mister Ed's magical adventure with Seabiscuit @ Kentucky Derby on that fateful rainbow rainy sky day filled with beautiful athletic horses meant for glue.

 

[nuraman00]

Sleeping on the ground . .

 

[MHSL82]

Sleeping on the ground . .

beats the hell...

 

[nuraman00]

beats the hell...

[out of] sleeping in lion pit . . .

 

[MHSL82]

[out of] sleeping in lion pit . . .

unless the ground is a lion pit, too. Then, it is about the same

Ok, that was cheating.

unless...

 

[nuraman00]

unless the ground is lion pit, too. Then, it is about the same

Ok, that was cheating.

unless...

Oh, you're right.

 

[nuraman00]

beats the hell...

Manually breeding otters.

 

[MHSL82]

Fixing it.

I was talking about myself cheating, not you.

out of sleeping. . .

 

[MHSL82]

out of sleeping . . .

in a lion's pit...

 

[MHSL82]

Manually breeding otters.

This needs to read like a sentence, so you would need an "of" there. Also, it's ok if you use up to four words if it's necessary or fewer than three, too. You just can't use more than three and fewer than three at the same time.

 

[nuraman00]

Fixing it.

I was talking about myself cheating, not you.

Oh. I thought I was cheating, because the beginning "sleeping on the ground" and the later segment "in a lions pit" both referred to the same space, the ground. Unless the lions pit was in a zero-gravity setting, it had to be on the ground, and thus was redundant. I thought that's how I cheated.

 

[nuraman00]

This needs to read like a sentence, so you would need an "of" there. Also, it's ok if you use up to four words if it's necessary or fewer than three, too. You just can't use more than three and fewer than three at the same time.

for a research . . .

 

[MHSL82]

for a research . . .

study on the effects of...

(keep or discard after three words)

 

[MHSL82]

Oh. I thought I was cheating, because the beginning "sleeping on the ground" and the later segment "in a lions pit" both referred to the same space, the ground. Unless the lions pit was in a zero-gravity setting, it had to be on the ground, and thus was redundant. I thought that's how I cheated.

Haha, that was my joke. I was purposely making it self-reflexive. My humor is weird.

 

[MHSL82]

To get rid of any confusions, here's where we are (with a few edits):

Sleeping on the ground beats the hell out of sleeping in a lion's pit for a research study on the effects of manually breeding otters...

 

[MHSL82]

Sleeping on the ground beats the hell out of sleeping in a lion's pit for a research study on the effects of manually breeding otters...

to discover whether...

 

[nuraman00]

to discover whether...

succulent strange smells . . .

 

[MHSL82]

succulent strange smells . . .

can, as advertised,...

(can as in "is able to" not can as in container.)

 

[nuraman00]

draw a tank-top crowd . . .