Very silly game

[Jo Bannister]

Here's a very silly game for those of you who are desperate to avoid doing some work.

It involves using adverbs and possibly adjectives in a particularly pertinent way; but it's kind of easier to demonstrate than explain.  So:

"What - more cake?" exclaimed Billy Bunter fulsomely. 

"Some you win, some you lose," said Lewis Hamilton winsomely.

You get the idea?  Give it a swing.

 

[Jo Bannister]

What - nobody?  I'll give you one more shot at it, then I'm going to sulk.

"Of course the world isn't round, Galileo," Mrs Galilei stated flatly.

[Lin]

'Many a slip twixt cup and lip,' said Mother proverbially.

[Jo Bannister]

Nice one.

"Where's my dinner?" asked Dr Lector liverishly.

[Gyppo]

"I kicked him in the balls" said Jo, testily.

[illidan4ever]

"This is above my level," said Mr. Carpenter lowly.

[Shortcross]

'Meh, really?' said Mary-Lee, merrily.

(I know it doesn't follow the rules or even make sense lol) :-)

[illidan4ever]

Arg.  Stupid cross out.

"That's an outdated stereo," speak(s) ER Dr. Pioneer, statically.

[Jo Bannister]

"My invention is the K9 pet-shaped companion robot," said Profession Plum dogmatically.

[illidan4ever]

"I spilled red wine on my rug," huffed President Trump, bluely.

[Jo Bannister]

"I bet you don't know what's in my box!" said Erwin Schroedinger cattily.

[illidan4ever]

"That was a straight low blow," said the High Senator, dubiously.

[Spell Chick]

"What has the maid done to my underwear?" said the pompous Pom starchily.

[Lin]

'My dog's name is Dylan,' said Bob singingly

[Spell Chick]

"Look at this beautiful afghan I made," she said craftily.