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“So you think you can write a better A-Team episode than those crazy writers did, do you? Well, let’s start the process with some baby steps.” It’s an A-Team Mad Lib, sucka.

Speaking of Madlibs, the other day I purchased a 3-pack from the store. I didn’t even know that they were still being made. Madlibs were a fun pasttime that I can remember sharing with my cousins and family. Although, I remember the urgency to complete the ‘lib coupled with the confusion as to what an adjective was. “What’s an adjective?”, they would exclaim. “A describing word, you fool.”

Even I remember what an adjective is to this day, but just in case, there is a reference chart in the book that explains the definitions of verbs, nouns, plural nouns, etc. When I was in grade school (or elementary) I remember learning about ‘plural nouns’ for the first time. The noun was ‘rat’ and to teach us what a plural was, the teacher simply added an ’s’ on the end of the word. We were amazed how simplistic that was. I wondered while sitting in my desk if I spoke in plural for the rest of my life, would it throw people off? Imagine walking up to someone and asking them how they’re doing, they look at you puzzled and reply, “I’m going okay todays. Doesn’t the Statue of Liberties look grand today?”

Yeah, sure buddy. Where’s the bus stop to your world? Point me in the right direction.

Click here for the A-Team slash Mad Lib experiment.

*Mr. T says, “I pity the fool who doesn’t click that link!”