Thankful Mad Libs with Mr. Fabulous

Back when I was a wee little baby blogger there was a blog that I lurked on.  I laughed and threw up into my mouth a little every week.  I grimaced and grinned at the sick sense of humor and then after a while I started commenting.  That site was Pointless Drivel, the home of today’s guest, Mr. Fabulous.

When I asked Fabby to write a guest post for me I knew there could be some content control issue, but since I am editor and chief of this here bloggy prison I picked my brain, came up with no contingency plan and then waited for my husband to make a helpful suggestion.  For a very odd specific reason I am unable to post this particular guest post without some editing.  But since I hate to put words into someone’s mouth I’ll let all of you do it.  So instead I bring you Thankful Mad Libs with Mr. Fab.  Fill it out and enjoy.  I’ll post my favorite adaptation on Friday.

1.    A title: _______________
2.    Adjective:  _______________
3.    Adjective:  _______________
4.    Addictive substance:  _______________
5.    A decade:  _______________
6.    Same addictive substance.
7.    Store name:  _______________
8.    Noun (plural):  _______________
9.   Adjective:  _______________
10.  Proper Noun plural (person or thing): _______________
11.  Same Proper Noun.
12.  Another Store Name:  _______________
13.  Noun (small item):  _______________
14.  Noun (small item):  _______________
15.  Noun (small item):  _______________
16.  Organization or club:  _______________
17.  Adjective:  _______________
18.  Adjective:  _______________
19.  TV Show:  _______________
20.  Field of Study:  _______________
21.  Adjective:  _______________
22.  Official Organization or Group:  _______________
23.  Plural noun:  _______________
24.   Adjective:  _______________
25.   Adjective:  _______________
26.  TV show genre:  _______________
27.  TV network: _______________
28:  Verb:  _______________
29.  Adjective:  _______________
30.  Part of a house:  _______________

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Hey. Mr. Fab here, semi-retired blogging icon and -                 -. When the -                 - and -                 - Cami Kaos asked me to do a guest post this week, I could hardly refuse her.  After all, I owe Cami a lot.  She was instrumental in helping me get off-                 - back in the-                 - .

Sigh…I miss -                 - .

In any event, in the spirit of the season, I thought I might share with you what I am thankful for these days.

I am thankful that our backyard is completely fenced in.  Privacy is important.

I am thankful that the ground in our backyard is soft, enabling me to dig large holes on a regular basis with very little trouble.

I am thankful that we live so close to a -                 - ; and that large bags of -                 - can be purchased there at very prices.

I am thankful that there are so many -                 - the area, even if there are not as many  as there was before I moved here.

I am thankful for the nifty lockbox I purchased at -                 - .  Lockboxes are perfect for safeguarding little trophies like -                 - ,  -                 -, and -                 -.

I am thankful that our local   -                 - is    -                 - and   -                 - .

I am thankful for shows like  -                 -that teach us so much about  -             -.

I am thankful that Lexington has an understaffed and -                 -, and that this city does not attract the best and brightest   -                 -.

I am thankful that my time off from blogging has allowed me to pursue a  -                 - and   -                 - hobby.

I am thankful for all the   -                 - shows on the    -                 -, without which I would never have been able to  my    room in the  -                 - .

Now what are you thankful for, other than the fact that you don’t live near me?

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