The Alliteration Game

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Mr Fatherland

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I'm sorry if this has been done before.

The rules of this game are that:

It is O.K to have as many words as you want:

Providing that they all start with the same letter.

Every sentence must start with the next letter of the Alphabet corresponding with the one above it.

The end of every sentence must be,which,allowing the next person to carry on.Like a story.

To get started:

An Angry Aardvark Ambled Affectionetly And Ate An Apricot which...
 

Khedive Rex

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Careful and cautious crustacean, convienently captured from his cook caretaker. Craddled in the crook of his captors arm, the crab cursed the criminal cad carrying him coarsly on a careless course to the creepy cabin. He cried to be cast away and conveyed his contempt at being caught, when...
 

Crowghast

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. . . He Did then Dawdle with a Deliberately Degenerate and Definingly Demonstrative Demeanour over which a Developing Deacon, with a Deftones album, and a Detestable Depeche Mode CD, Definitely was Deigned into the Dankness of the Duke's position. Doting his Dutiful Daughter, who's Designated Directive was to Date the Dirvish Dastard who Died next Door. With that Done. . .
 

Khedive Rex

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fish food carl said:
Sorry for not continuing, but I think that Ultrajoe should do V. Perhaps because he's the only one who can remember the speech as well as Hugo Weaving.
Voila! In view a humble vaudevillian veteran cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of fate. This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is a vestige of the vox populi now vacant; vanished! However, this valorous visitation of a bygone vexation stands vivified! And vows to vanquish the venal and virulent vermin vanguarding vice and vouchsafing the violently vicious and voracious violation of volition!

The only verdict is vengeance. A vendetta. Held as a votive not in vain for the value and veracity of such shall one day vindicate the vigilant and the virtuous. HEHEH. Verily this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose so let me simply add that it's my very good honor to meet you and you may call me V.
 

PsykoDragon

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Habitually hot, humid, horrifically horrenduous hats of holy hermitage & hindering high hackers.
 

Dramatic Flare

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Indubitably, individual idiosyncrasies invoke imperial isolation, inasmuch informed idiocy implies irregularity into infinity, Icarian imperiality induces ironic iambic icons in idealized influences.

(and the worst part, I think that actually made sense if you work it out)
 

Ultrajoe

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fish food carl said:
Sorry for not continuing, but I think that Ultrajoe should do V. Perhaps because he's the only one who can remember the speech as well as Hugo Weaving.
I'm touched. But it's really not that hard.

Download a sound file of the speech and put it on repeat. You can learn it in a day.

And wasn't this supposed to be a story? not a disjointed series of alliteration monologues. I'd contribute but the letter 'J' is a *****, the convenient alignment with my own name is tempting, but im lurking to snipe the letter 'W'.