Word Game

[lupin]

nice to niece

 

far be it from me to correct a fellow freshman, but i think the rule is CHANGE a letter and not ADD a letter.

 

so i shall be NICE and change it to MICE on your behalf!

[Ryokai]

Wow the MICE run a MILE after being trapped by a cat

[lupin]

after they ran that MILE they collapsed in a PILE (not sure what happened to the cat though...)

[Ryokai]

After cleaning the mess the cat and mice did with the PILE, he took a painkiller PILL

[bearstone]

I've played this game before in many other places. Adding a letter, taking away a letter OR changing a letter should be valid ( take the last post as an example).

 

The pill he took stuck to his lips

[lupin]

i agree, your rules sound more fun...however i was being rather anal and following cool_a's original instruction, thus :

 

"very simple rules, just change one letter to make a new word"

 

from now on my LIPS are sealed, else i may risk getting a SLAP

[bearstone]

I didn't mean to slap, it must've been a slip

[bearstone]

slip to slim (it's awfully hard putting everything into a sentence)

[lupin]

there's a SLIM chance you will succeed...if not then you will have to SLIT your wrists in frustration!

[dizzzy]

Just cut a SLIT in your underwear and SLIP it in.

[lupin]

as you SLIP it in chew on some PIES

[Cool_a]

That's an interesting change Lupin.

 

Nice idea.

 

Still only one letter has been changed.

 

 

:yahookf9:

 

 

 

I heard one time of hegehog flavoured pies. I guess that's one way of serving a pest.

 

 

 

:D

[Guest]

won't you stop being a pest and give it some rest.

[peu]

you'd better REST, don't forget about tomorrow's TEST

[anjonchele]

isn't a TEST all about trying to do your BEST

[Guest]

you look your best in your vest

[Guest]

if you put on your vest remember to vent

[Guest]

in order to vent you need to pay your rent

[Guest]

I would pay my rent but I dn't have a cent

[Guest]

I'll give you a cent to put up my tent

[Guest]

I'll put up the tent, but you need to tend it.

[Guest]

I'll tend for the tent, and then we will drink.

[Guest]

if you want to drink then we should invite them

[Guest]

I don't know about them, would they make a good team?

[Guest]

They should make a great team, but only time will tell.