Wordplay Thursday #147

Wordplay Thursday

Welcome to Wordplay Thursday!

“I felt as ridiculous as _____.”

Here’s a writing prompt for you. It’s a simple fill-in-the-blank. You can use one word or several. Feel free to get as crazy, genre-appropriate, or as imaginative as you want. The point is to get the creative juices flowing. And it’s a good thing to dig deeper, so don’t stop at the first idea that hits you. Try coming up with at least five things.

And try to get IMAGERY in at least one of your plays.

“I felt as ridiculous as _____.”

I’ll give you an example to get you started:

“I felt as ridiculous as a donkey in a bathtub.

Wordplay Thursday

I’d love to hear what you come up with, so please share in the comments. Oh, and please keep your posts below an R-rating. It’s a family show, after all!

And thanks to everyone for your great additions to Wordplay Thursday #146 (read it here)! Great job!

God Bless and Enjoy the Journey,

Brent

Man vs. PRO

16 thoughts on “Wordplay Thursday #147”

  1. I felt as ridiculous as _____

    – exterminating spiders with an army tank
    – a flamethrower to a hornet’s nest
    – an 8 wheel tractor pulling a push mower
    – a 747 and crew to fly 1 family to their vacation
    – blasting to splinters the whole barn to get that 1 mouse

  2. I felt as ridiculous as

    a congressman who didn’t know government had shut down

    a fat man on a beach in a speedo

    a person buying oceanfront property in Arizona, even though purchased from George

    a graduate of the Lindsay Lohan ‘You Can Do It’ self-help seminar

    a dancer dancing on the BP float to Louis Armstrong’s ‘What a Wonderful Wold’ in the Christmas parade

    a man with a brand new hairpiece visiting chemo patients

  3. June 23/16

    “I felt as ridiculous as _____.”

    …catfish jumpin’ to conclusions
    …an undercover flea at a flea market
    …a homerun slugger strikin’ out in the game of love
    …husband numbers 1, 2 and 3 before me
    …the last place team in its one last shot at redemption
    …ice cream covered in sunscreen

  4. “I felt as ridiculous as _____.”

    ….a getaway car driver stopping to ask for directions
    …a bank robber showing ID
    …the last time you ignored my ultimatum
    …a wedding ring at a fake ceremony
    …a secret posted on Facebook

  5. I felt as ridiculous as ……..
    – a wine drinker at a keg party.
    – china in a bull shop
    – a doomsdayer at a wishing well
    – a republican at a democratic fundraiser
    – a kid playing kick the can, without a can but then heard what Kris wrote about it, and then fondly re-lived it again in my mind.

  6. I felt as ridiculous as..
    *Wearing a button up cardigan sweater and a strand of pearls to a biker bar.
    *The giant burley looking biker, full of tattoos at the bar, ordering a shirley temple
    *Singing Badonkadonk at the top of your lungs in the shower because you’re home alone. Then you come out and your teenager is standing there smiling at you.

  7. I felt as ridiculous as a place with nowhere to go. I felt as ridiculous as a rope you can’t tie , a bird that refused to fly .then it hit me , I felt ridiculous Why?

  8. As a singer finishing his song…smiling & graciously say thank you…then suddenly realizing that packed house he was playing for…had all quietly slipped out the back door…

    As a one legged man in a ass kicking contest.

    As Ozzy Osbourne trying to put a sentence together.

    As a 4 year old trying to explain to his mother…why there was milk & corn flakes all over the floor.

    As a middle aged guy telling the cops his name was ” Bob ” meanwhile his 85 year mother, who was hard of hearing, kept on telling them, ” Mikey’s ” been a good boy! ” ” He hasn’t been passed a bad check for almost year now!! ”

  9. Not enough coffee, too many typo’s…

    As a singer finishing his song…smiling & graciously ”saying” thank you…then suddenly realizing that packed house he was playing for…had all quietly slipped out the back door…

    As a middle aged guy telling the cops his name was ” Bob ” meanwhile his 85 year mother, who was hard of hearing, kept on telling them, ” Mikey’s ” been a good boy! ” ” He hasn’t ”passed ” a bad check for almost year now!! ”

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