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VERB - JUMP
NOUN - PAPER
FLAVOR - LICORICE
LOCATION - BUS STOP
VERB - COUGH
NOUN - HAMBURGER
EXCLAMATION - JUMPIN' JEHOSHAPHAT!
NOUN - VERB
SAME LOCATION - BUS STOP
COLOR - PURPLE
NUMBER - 5.3 MILLION
WOMAN'S NAME - BETTY
EXCLAMATION - BY THE POWER OF GRAYSKULL!
VERB - FORNICATE
NOUN - MOUSE
VERB - INSINUATE

And that's all of them.

Let's see ... oops! It looks like I need one more "exclamation" and one fewer "verb"s. I'll just make up an exclamation (sorry).

Here we go ...

LEISURE SUIT LARRY in: the JUMPING PAPER

One day, Leisure Suit Larry popped down to the local Qwik-E-Mart to buy a magazine and a LICORICE-flavoured lollipop. He hopped in a taxi, which took him to the BUS STOP, where he gambled away all his HAMBURGERS.

Pausing only to shout "JUMPIN' JEHOSHAPHAT!" and hike up his pants, Larry bummed a dollar off a local VERB who said "BY THE POWER OF GRAYSKULL!". Then Larry walked back into the BUS STOP, put his dollar on PURPLE, and won 5.3 MILLION dollars.

However, he then lost it all at the track. Easy come, easy go. However, he met BETTY at the track, so he turned to her and said, "Honey, PEEL MY TANGERINES." She then COUGHED him in the MOUSE and INSINUATED away.

THE END!

And ... it (almost) makes sense. Who's next?

If we're going in the same rotation - NBS is next!

CITY
VERB
NOUN
VERB
ADVERB
NOUN STARTING WITH “A”
VERB
ADJECTIVE
NUMBER
COLOR
VERB
VERB
EXCLAMATION

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB
NOUN
VERB
ADVERB
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB
ADJECTIVE
NUMBER
COLOR
VERB
VERB
EXCLAMATION

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB - FLOATED
NOUN
VERB
ADVERB - GRANDLY
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB
ADJECTIVE
NUMBER
COLOR
VERB
VERB
EXCLAMATION

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB - FLOATED
NOUN - AUTOMOBILE
VERB
ADVERB - GRANDLY
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB
ADJECTIVE
NUMBER - 42
COLOR
VERB
VERB
EXCLAMATION

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB - FLOATED
NOUN - AUTOMOBILE
VERB - JUMP
ADVERB - GRANDLY
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB - FALL
ADJECTIVE
NUMBER - 42
COLOR
VERB
VERB
EXCLAMATION

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB - FLOATED
NOUN - AUTOMOBILE
VERB - JUMP
ADVERB - GRANDLY
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB - FALL
ADJECTIVE - BEAUTIFUL
NUMBER - 42
COLOR - BLUE
VERB
VERB
EXCLAMATION

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB - FLOATED
NOUN - AUTOMOBILE
VERB - JUMP
ADVERB - GRANDLY
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB - FALL
ADJECTIVE - BEAUTIFUL
NUMBER - 42
COLOR - BLUE
VERB
VERB - CONFUSE
EXCLAMATION - WELL, ROAST MY RAISINS AND FLOAT MY SHIPS, WITH AN EXTRA DOLLOP OF MUSTARD!

(I like creating nonsense exclamations. Hope they make you laugh too)

CITY - SAN DIEGO
VERB - FLOATED
NOUN - AUTOMOBILE
VERB - JUMP
ADVERB - GRANDLY
NOUN STARTING WITH “A” - APPLE
VERB - FALL
ADJECTIVE - BEAUTIFUL
NUMBER - 42
COLOR - BLUE
VERB - SING/SANG
VERB - CONFUSE
EXCLAMATION - WELL, ROAST MY RAISINS AND FLOAT MY SHIPS, WITH AN EXTRA DOLLOP OF MUSTARD!

So that wraps it up! NBS, what does the Madlib reveal?

MANHUNTER: SAN DIEGO

The Manhunter awoke as the Orb FLOATED his room. “Attention Manhunter: An AUTOMOBILE has been JUMPED. Investigate!” the Orb said GRANDLY.

The Manhunter opened his MAD (short for Manhunter APPLE Device) and used it to FALL his target.

The Manhunter went to the last location of his target: a very BEAUTIFUL building. Inside, the Manhunter found 42 people in BLUE robes. The Manhunter was soon surrounded.

The leader of the group SANG the Manhunter. “We have been CONFUSING you.”

“WELL, ROAST MY RAISINS AND FLOAT MY SHIPS, WITH AN EXTRA DOLLOP OF MUSTARD!” everyone shouted as the leader moved aside to reveal a cake. “Happy Birthday!”



Of course Apple makes the MADs.

Yep, obviously.

Your turn to create a Madlib, Tawm.

That one came out pretty good!

I think both of our Manhunters took place in San Diego.