Think up a word made after the previous user. How it works: You have to make a word after the word said by the previous user. [b]You can only change, remove and add 3 letters at maximum.[/b] Examples: [quote][quote="Applefaceman"]Wood[/quote] [quote="Obamafan111"][b]M[/b]ood[/quote] It is under the rules. One letter was changed to make another existing word. [/quote] [quote][quote="llamawithhat"]Wink[/quote] [quote="Mileycyrustwerk"][b]Shr[/b]ink[/quote] It is under the rules. "Sh" was added at the beggining of the word, and "W" was changed to "r". 2 letters added and 1 changed. [/quote] If your word doesn't rhyme perfectly with the previous user's word, it is still accepted as long as it is under the rule of changing, removing and adding 3 letters. Note: Think of 'changing letters', 'removing letters' and 'adding letters' as two different counters. A word made after changing 3 letters and adding 1 is still under the rules. I'll start: [b]Moose[/b]

Lose (slant rhyme)

[b]Go[/b]ose

[b]Ru[/b]se So do we just rhyme things that end in "oos" forever?

[b]Ref[/b]use

[b]Con[/b]fuse (is there a point where we would switch to a completely different end sound?)

Confus[b]ing[/b] - your wish is grantd^^^^

Infusing

[b]Am[/b]using

Sing

Fling How about we just put another word below for added variety?

Flick Changing the ending of the word for variety.

Thick

Stick

Trick [size=20]Must... resist... urges...[/size]

[b]L[/b]ick

[b]P[/b]ick

[s]Drumstick[/s] [s]Goldbrick[/s] [b]Met[/b]ric

[b]Hect[/b]ic Not a lot of rhymes for this one, so in case anyone wants to change it, here's my word to switch it up: Duck

Yuck