I Don't own Phantom Of the Opera. This is another madlib that wasn't originally POTO themed, so I apologize for the portrayal of Erik in this madlib.


Noun

Adjective

Vegetable

Article of Clothing

Time of Day

Infinitive Verb

Noun

Adjective

Liquid

Infinitive Verb

Adjective

Infinitive Verb

Infinitive Verb

Adverb

Color

Noun

Adjective

Noun

Past Tense Verb

Song Quote

Noun

Preposition

Noun

Once upon a noun, a adjective vegetable named Erik lived in a article of clothing. Every time of day, Erik would infinitive verb to the neighborhood noun (noun 1 and purchase a adjective glass of liquid (liquid 1). Then, Erik would infinitive verb his treat all the way home. One day, Erik was adjective. He couldn't infinitive verb or infinitive verb, let alone go to the noun 1 and explain a glass of liquid 1! Erik was adverb distressed. He called his friend Color (person 1) on the noun to ask her to get a glass of liquid for him. Person 1 couldn't because she was around a noun with a particularly adjective noun. Erik past tense verb in vain, "Song quote!" but to no avail. The noun was covered in plural noun.

Once upon an orangutan, an unpleasant cucumber named Erik lived in a pair of pantaloons. Every 2nd breakfast, Erik would choke to the neighborhood pencil eraser and purchase a stiff glass of tomato bisque. Then, Erik would ignore his treat all the way home. One day, Erik was poofy. He couldn't contemplate or repeat, let alone go to the pencil eraser and explain a glass of tomato bisque! Erik was perversely distressed. He called his friend Tangerine on the bomb to ask her to get a glass of tomato bisque for him. Tangerine couldn't because she was around a guitar pick with a particularly annoying extract of moonshine. Erik scooted in vain, "I didn't recognize you without the handcuffs!" but to no avail. The broccoli was covered in mud.