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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
This is really a difficult one. . . The text I come up with, seems to resemble stuff from Crazy Captions a bit too much.
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Which is not necessarily bad at all!
All right, people! We are done! Let's roll!!!
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This year's first and the last year's last Paper Telephone started with a quite innocent sentence:
"When the number of unexpected guests at Bag-End reached dangerous size, Bilbo realised his only chance is to break the law."
Which was depicted by THE Ka, thus:
One can imagine that after seeing it, TheGreatElvenWarrior was seemingly puzzled. After putting herself together, she wrote this:
"A puzzled Gandalf looks into the window of an ice cube factory to find dwarves, but only finds a drunken hobbit (with tea) who has OLENT GREEN coming towards him."
Hookbill had not paid his bill to Captain Hook, and before Peter Pan rescued him from the pirate ship, out of frustration, he has drawn this picture:
Lommy shot out a sentence with a completely new caliber. Such weapons often backfire, though:
"To Gandalf the Shopkeeper's consternation, Greenie lost her meaning when Alien ate a part of her, and this was enough of a reason for a Hobbitish Nogrod to start drinking coffee and wine until he passed out."
That was well acknowledged by Eönwë, who, in preparation for the War of Wrath, decided to kill Morgoth by making him laugh to death:
Before anyone could react, Greenie took initiative. The horror of Paper Telephone, as well as Isengard, has been unleashed.
"Nogrod faints in his house for, to the shock of a profit-centered wizard, Greenie suffers from an identity crisis because Alien ate a piece of her elbow."