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Time for a new game!!!

ALPHABET CONVERSATION

The first person posts a sentence that begins with "A", the second person would start a sentence with a word that begins with "B", the next person starts with "C", and so on through the alphabet. When we get to the person that starts a sentence with "Z", the next person starts with "A" again.

RULES:
1. Your post must START with the NEXT letter of the alphabet that the previous post STARTED with!
2. The 4PP rule is in place. This means that 4 people must post before you can post again!
3. Your post must be a complete sentence.
4. Only ONE sentence per post!
5. General forum rules apply.

EXAMPLE:
Person 1: Ambulance drivers like to eat waffles.
Person 2: Banana cream pie is also one of their favorites.
Person 3: Coffee they drink by the gallon!
Person 4: Doughnuts go well with coffee.

Thanks to Nellie of Narnia for suggesting this game!

I'll start us off and have fun! (PM me or any of the other mods if you have any questions!)

Apples are best when dipped in caramel!

Bananas on the other hand, don't really taste good dipped in caramel

Corn on the Cob with butter and salt is very yummy.

Everyone knows what's better than corn on the cob!
(I know this is not 4PP, but I'm just trying to get the game going)

Fried cornbread is another awesome corn product!

Gallons of corn syrup is a slightly less awesome corn product.

Honestly, one can't spend too much time thinking about only corn products.

It's never too late to think about something else, like Narnia!

Just mention a Narnia character, and let the thinking begin!

Kindly mention Reepicheep, and I'll be happy!

(And thanks to ramagut for starting this game! I'm excited for the conversations that will take place! )

Let's not forget the best Narnia character, Aslan!

(And you're welcome, NoN!!!! )

Many possible conversation topics involve the Narnia character Aslan.

Narnia sure wouldn't be Narnia without Aslan.

Oh, just the mention of Aslan gives me chills

Perhaps you should wrap yourself up in a blanket then, Liberty