Forum game Same Word 3 Times in a Sentance

[Slow Poke]

This is a word game I thought up a while back, the jist of it is to use the same word 3 or more times in a sentance, but the word should be used once as a noun, once as a verb, adjective, ect. It will make more sense when you see some examples:

The soldier decided to desert his dessert in the desert.

Since there's no time like the present, he decided it was time to present the present.

 

[Slow Poke]

I'll go first:

Stew came home and made stew, then Stew, went out and got stewed.

 

[Suh Dude]

The man in charge of the box company decided to box the boxer in the boxing ring

 

[Slow Poke]

The man in charge of the box company decided to box the boxer in the boxing ring

That's what I'm taking about,...good one Suh!

 

[Slow Poke]

The fair maiden paid a fair price for coach fare to the renaissance fair.

 

[Suh Dude]

It's time to record a record that could break a world record.

 

[Slow Poke]

After accidently flying into the dive, the dove, dove under the bar.

 

[Speed King]

I rock to rock that rocks! (Verb, noun, and adjective)

 

[Oldhippie]

Lemmy beat the devil out of the devil for making deviled eggs.

 

[Oldhippie]

My back reverted back to its old tricks when I backed into a wall.

 

[Speed King]

After building the enclosure, you just had to know that the ewe knew that the cage was made out of yew.

 

[Lynch]

A person that flees is a fleer, not a fleeer.

 

[Slow Poke]

With the King's reign having come to an end, he got on his horse, grabbed the reins, and rode off into the rain.

 

[Speed King]

As Ray was sitting by the sea, basking in the sun's rays, he never noticed the ray, which swam past as he sat on the dock.

 

[Slow Poke]

She saw the see-saw, and saw that the see-saw was not quite right, she then took a saw, and began to saw the see-saw, can you see what she saw wrong the with see-saw?

 

[Speed King]

As the monk steeped his tea, he thought about a place steeped in tradition, with high peeks and steep cliffs,....then his mind wondered back to the tea he was steeping, and the steep price he had paid for it.

 

[Speed King]

Reviving an old thread,....

The subject of the day is the torment that the King subjects his loyal subjects to.

 

[Lynch]

If you ever think that English isn't a shit language, just remember that read and lead rhyme with read and lead, but read and lead don't rhyme ... and neither do read and lead

 

[Speed King]

Mary was merry, until she found a guy to marry, then Mary was married, but no longer merry.