A forum-ized version of the classic word game. Here's how it's gonna work.

Person A will think of a sentence. Once they do that I recommend they write it down so as not to forget. An example could be: "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog." Then they're going to remove some key parts, like nouns, adjectives, verbs, ect. An example could be: "The (ADJECTIVE) (ADJECTIVE) fox (VERB)-ed over the lazy (NOUN)." You can remove as many words as you'd like. Then they'll post on here asking for whatever types of words they need. For example: "I need two adjectives, a verb, and a noun." 

Then person B will give those words. Example: "striped, smelly, Clean, and Apple."

Then person A will post their sentence with the new words.   "The striped, smelly fox cleaned over the lazy apple."

(I realize this isn't the greatest way to do it but I couldn't think of any other way. If you have any suggestions on how to make it better, let me know.)

To start everyone off: I need an animal, a noun, and a celebrity.

Hedgehog, Tokyo Japan, and Vance Joy

donkey ,Colton, Felix Lee

rat, cheese, will wood

There is no Easter Hedgehog, there is no Tokyo Japan fairy, and there is no Vance Joy.

There is no Easter donkey, there is no Colton fairy, and there is no Felix Lee.

There is no Easter Rat, there is no cheese fairy, and there is no Will Wood.

Now someone else should become person A.

Bit of a big one, but I need a plural noun, a general subject (like biology or botany or something), an animal, a verb, a body part of the animal and an adjective.

Ooh. Ok.

Beers, English, Blobfish, Leap, Nose, and Cringe.

By the known beers of English, there is no way that the blobfish should be able to leap. It's nose is too small to get its cringe little body off the ground.