Local celebrities agree to play a round of Mad Libs

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Remember MadLibs? They were good fun on long car trips, but also the tools of our elementary school teachers trying to pound into our brains the function and place of nouns, verbs and adjectives. To play MadLibs, one player (in this case it’s the Weekly), prompts the other player (in this case, our three nominees for Best Local Celebrity) to fill in the blanks in the statements. The results are nonsensical and strangely revealing at the same time.

The purpose of this particular exercise, however, is to PROVE to our readers how GREAT these local celebrities are and why they deserve a vote to be crowned Best Local Celebrity. They do tons of good works around town and it is their willingness to “play” that makes Marathon so much better.

Local celebrities agree to play a round of Mad Libs Local celebrities agree to play a round of Mad Libs Local celebrities agree to play a round of Mad Libs

Sara Matthis
Sara Matthis thinks community journalism is important, but not serious; likes weird and wonderful children (she has two); and occasionally tortures herself with sprint-distance triathlons, but only if she has a good chance of beating her sister.